In this solo episode, Tiffany reflects on and explores her early beliefs of all things business, leadership and people. She talks about what she learned over the years, and focuses in on 6 beliefs that she got fundamentally wrong, so you don’t have to.

Living a Life of And requires the practice of self reflection to ensure you don’t make the same mistakes over and over again. Listen in as Tiffany shares her early mistakes in hopes that that you can accelerate your journey by getting it right now.

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Meet Katie Flannery. From walking into the family’s beef business at a young age, to now running it with her father, Katie has been on a constant journey of self-discovery and growth. Her grit, creativity and ingenuity have taken her to a place in life that’s both rewarding and demanding and requires much balance. This episode takes us into Katie’s amazing story of how she has evolved into being at the helm of her family’s business, Flannery Beef.

Much like the cattle whose beef she works with, Katie Flannery is something of a rare breed. She’s a butcher’s daughter who has quickly risen in her role in her family’s company. Together with her father Bryan, the duo has made the Flannery name become one of the most respected in the beef business. They are the leading prime partner to many top chefs across the West. Headquartered in Northern California’s San Rafael, Flannery supplies their beef for some of California and Las Vegas’ biggest chef names in the business. Katie is at the helm of operations and quickly growing their business.

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It’s a big risk to pivot your career after you’ve invested decades of your life building into your personal brand. But that’s exactly what personal finance expert, Peter Dunn, aka Pete the Planner, did. And it took courage and intuition to get to this newer version of himself.

In this episode, Peter shares his journey of how he actually came to be “Pete the Planner,” and what prompted his vision and evolution of becoming the founder and CEO of Your Money Line. He also sprinkles in tips and insights on how to take the fear out of talking about money and finances in your own life.

Peter Dunn is an award-winning financial expert and the CEO and founder of Your Money Line. He’s a columnist for USA Today and an author of ten books. He hosts his own radio show and podcast, The Pete the Planner Show, and appears regularly on TV and nationally syndicated radio programs.

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You want it all from life. A thriving family and a successful career. Good friends and authentic relationships. Personal growth and abundance. But how do you attain the goal of having it all?

Navigating your family, career and personal life can feel overwhelming at times. And yet, you want to excel in all of it, and you shouldn’t have to settle for anything less. Committing to certain behaviors and practices can help. In this episode, Tiffany explores six critical principles to help you create space and balance for all the Ands in your life, so that you can say yes to more.

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Feelings are information. What happens when you find yourself feeling burned out and not enjoying your job? It takes self-awareness and courage to know when you might need a break.

In this episode, Tiffany has an enlightening conversation with entrepreneur and investor, Jeb Banner, about his experience of taking a sabbatical. Jeb candidly shares his process of how he knows when it’s time to step away, what his version of a sabbatical entails, what type of person would benefit from taking one, and how it helps him rediscover his genius (and, may help you do the same).

Jeb is currently the CEO of Opendate, a venue management software company. Previously, he was co-founder and CEO of SmallBox and Boardable. Over the years he has founded or co-founded several nonprofits including Musical Family Tree, the Speak Easy and the Indiana Independent Venue Alliance. Jeb is happily married to his wife Jenny, and they have three daughters. He spends his free time making music, collecting records, foraging, cooking, reading, and traveling.

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It’s been officially two years of the Scared Confident podcast…completely mind-blowing!

Tiffany Sauder is a CEO, wife, mom, speaker, podcast host and mentor to high achievers in two career homes who want a lot out of life.

In this special episode, Tiffany introduces her new brand, as well as shares some clarity she’s gained around her personal mission—and, how that impacts Scared Confident in the coming years.

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The Scared Confident podcast inspires high-achievers to passionately pursue a Life of And. Host Tiffany Sauder shares lessons learned from the first 20 years of her career mixed with vulnerable, real-time reporting from her life, career, marriage, and parenting adventures today. Tiffany dives deep into the realities of a two-career family and passionately shares the journey to build the toolbox required to ‘have it all.’ This is a real and vulnerable space to break through the walls that fear builds so you can move into the confidence needed to chase the dreams in your life and career.

Being an HR manager is no joke. Hiring talent is no joke.

Element Three’s head of talent, HR-pro, Karen Seketa, talked all about her practices at Element Three, her version of the hiring process, and how she interacts with people. Through perfecting her craft over a span of 30 years, she has been able to attract and retain top talent to help push Element Three to new limits.

Listen in on this episode as she and Tiffany take a deep dive into the secrets of how she became a successful HR manager, how she attracts and retains employees, and what’s at stake when you don’t show up authentically in the interview process—even if it seems intense to the interviewee.

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In challenging situations, your mindset matters. Consider these scenarios:

you’re a business leader and the economy is looking pretty bleak as you move into a new year; or you’re a hiring manager and you need to let people go in your organization; or maybe you were just laid off and scramble as you jump into a new job search. Whatever the scenario, where is your mindset?

In this episode, Tiffany welcomes back Brian Kavicky, her longtime sales coach and mentor, to help you understand how the proper mindset is imperative in moving through tough situations.

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As we grow and reflect on our past, we gain more and more wisdom, wisdom that we can share with the younger generation.

So, as a 42-year-old, Tiffany shares some value that she would tell her 22-year-old self walking around campus. Tiffany dives into embracing your uniqueness, learning that it’s never too late to try something new, and more. Listen as she shares her wisdom with you.

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