Khaos & Konvos

You have been doing the work. You built the plan, you protected it, and now you are two weeks out from one of the biggest rooms you will step into this quarter.But showing up to a room is not just about being physically present. It is about arriving with intention. Knowing who you are before you walk in the door. Being grounded enough to receive what the experience has for you without losing yourself in the energy of everyone else.In this episode, we are talking about what intentional presence actually looks like in practice. How to prepare your mind and your energy before a big moment. How to show up fully without performing. And how to make sure you leave with more than just a notebook full of notes.This one is for you if you have an event, a conference, a big meeting, or any moment coming up where you want to show up as the fullest version of yourself. Which means this one is for all of us.My Mind Is My Business is happening May 22 through 24 in Houston. Grab your ticket at www.mymindismybusiness.com.This episode is sponsored by Made Simpler. Get your free competitive analysis at competitiveanalysis.lakishamosley.com.

This episode is sponsored by Made Simpler. Ready to know exactly where you stand against your competition? Grab your free competitive analysis here.You were never supposed to have it all figured out in January. That is a myth. And today we are dismantling it.In this episode, we are diving into soft planning, what it actually means, why Q2 is genuinely the best time to design with intention, and how to build a plan for the next 90 days that starts with how you want to feel rather than just what you want to produce.Because a plan that does not fit your life is just a list of things you will feel guilty about later. Soft planning is different. It is intentional. It is sustainable. And it is built around you.This is episode one of our Q2 theme, Designing with Intention, and we are starting exactly where every good plan should start, from the inside out.And if you are ready to be in the room with women who are designing their business and leadership with intention, My Mind Is My Business is happening May 22 through 24 in Houston. Grab your ticket now, right here.

What if leadership design wasn't about locking in a plan, but learning to hold it lightly?In this episode, we're exploring what it means to design with your seasons, not against them. Most of us create a plan once (usually in January) and then white-knuckle our way through the year. But what happens when life inevitably shifts? We feel like we're failing because the plan isn't working anymore.I share what it's looked like for me to be in a season of rest and recovery while also building something new and how I've learned to hold leadership lightly instead of gripping control over outcomes.We talk about the difference between quitting and pivoting, why rest and recalibration are leadership moves (not luxuries), and how to know when to push through versus when to let go.Topics covered:Why high-achievers struggle with redesignHow to know if you're quitting or pivotingWhat "holding it lightly" actually looks like in practiceHow to design with your seasons instead of forcing one approach all yearYou're allowed to redesign as many times as you need. That's not failure. That's leadership.Grab your FREE competitive analysis from Made Simpler here.

You don't need a hard restart. You need a soft reset.Welcome back to Khaos & Konvos. In this relaunch episode, I'm being honest about where I've been and why I'm back and what's different this time.We're diving into what it looks like to re-enter your life and leadership without urgency, without performing, and without abandoning what you actually need. We talk about why hard resets fail high-achieving women, the cost of rushing back into life, and how softness shows up as discernment, not avoidance.If you're feeling the pressure to have it all figured out, to lock in the perfect plan, to become someone new—this episode is your permission slip to move slowly. To ease back in. To honor what you actually need.This is not about doing more. This is about leading like you already are—without the weight.Topics covered:Why hard resets don't work for high-achieving womenThe difference between restarting and re-enteringHow to honor your nervous system before planning anythingWhat it means to reset support, not goals