She's The BOSS. The Business Podcast for Holistic Nutritionists.
She’s The BOSS is the podcast for established Holistic Nutritionists who are done being the best kept secret in wellness. Hosted by Leigh McSwan, 16-year industry veteran and business coach, this show covers the real conversations about building a scalable, profitable nutrition business that actually works without you. No fluff, no generic business advice. Just the strategies, stories, and honest truths that the Holistic Nutritionist industry doesn't talk about enough. New episodes every Tuesday.
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She's The BOSS. The Business Podcast for Holistic Nutritionists.
Latest Episodes
Will AI Replace Holistic Nutritionists?
AI can write a meal plan in seconds. It can calculate macros, draft a supplement starter list, and explain a blood sugar crash in plain English with a confidence that sounds like a pro. If your holistic nutrition offer is priced around handing ...
How a 'Soft' Brand Got 200 Webinar Sign-Ups With One Bold, Spicy Title | with Sami Garrett
You can love your kids and still feel like you’re one more spilled snack away from losing it. That edge doesn’t mean you’re a bad mom, it often means your nervous system has been carrying too much for too long.We’re talking with Sami Ga...
Why Your Lead Magnet Isn't Converting (It's Not Your Freebie, It's Your Form)
Your funnel might not be “broken” at all. It might just be asking for way too much, way too soon. We see it constantly with wellness entrepreneurs, holistic nutritionists, and service-based practitioners: a freebie or low-ticket offer that shou...
That's How Long It Actually Takes: The Case Against Shorter Programs with Ciara Waterfield
A lot of wellness advice still sells a highlight reel: quick mindset shifts, neat timelines, and tidy “after” photos. We go the other direction and talk about what self-love looks like when it’s built from the inside out, through anxiety, body ...
Testimonials are NOT neutral | how to use them to get more sales
A single line on your testimonial page can cost you sales, even when it’s meant as a compliment. We’ve both seen it: a happy client writes something glowing, then slips in a phrase like “the cost was basically nothing,” and suddenly your websit...