Next Level U

About this episode

Amy Special discusses redefining success for women through a holistic coaching approach.

Today’s guest is a speaker, coach, and the Director of Group Coaching at Next Level University — someone who has spent the last eight years helping women redefine success in a way that feels aligned, grounded, and deeply personal. She’s spoken on stages dedicated to health, healing, and personal development, serves as the yearly MC for Next Level Live, and has been featured on more than 100 podcasts. Her coaching is rooted in a whole‑person approach, weaving together mindset, health, relationships, purpose, and identity. She guides women back to themselves — helping them honor their cyclical nature, rebuild self-worth, and create a version of success that actually feels like theirs. What makes her work powerful is that she lived it first. After rebuilding her own health and identity following years of chronic illness, she learned that real growth isn’t always pretty — it’s honest, deep, and often uncomfortable. But it’s also where the most meaningful transformation happens. Her core pillars are simple but life‑changing: self-worth, self-belief, and consistency. She brings grounded wisdom, lived experience, and actionable insight to every conversation, and she’s here to help us…

People in this episode

Host: David Hackett

Guest: Amy Special

Topics covered

• coaching
• personal development
• women's empowerment
• success
• health
• identity

Keywords

• coaching
• success
• self-worth
• personal development
• women
• mindset
• health

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Next Level University

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