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Sara Vezensek

Sara Vezensek

Sara (Vezenšek) Vezensek is a Slovenian quantum strategist and business coach who left a six-figure career running luxury superyachts to build a freedom-based online business, helping service providers escape founder-dependent models. Host of the Excellent Executive Coaching podcast episode EEC 438.

Oct 9, 2026

9:13
In your experience with the people that you've worked with, what's the biggest block that you see bubbling to the surface that people need to work through that if and when they do, it could lead them to a path of success that they want?
9:28
That's such a good question.
9:30
I honestly believe is that they're hiding behind strategy.
9:34
They're hiding behind logic because every person online is telling you that that is your solution.
9:41
But if your conviction behind it, if your belief, if you don't have the North Star, like you said before, you can tweak every damn strategic marketing thing.
9:51
I can write content for you, but if you don't believe in yourself, it's not going to work.
9:55
You can go to every podcast interview and not deliver because you still don't believe in yourself.
11:50
So kind of break that down for the audience a little bit.
5:54
I couldn't agree more, but I would love to hear, you know, why you believe that business can be simple.
6:01
Absolutely.
6:03
Let's take it back a little because any business owner that started with a traditional business Like those most likely aren't simple because first of all, you have a massive overhead.
6:15
You have to take a loan.
6:16
You have to have a team.
6:18
You are already capped with scaling.
6:20
You know, if we just take a gym, for example, like how many gyms do we know, right? You have to take a loan.
10:10
What does an evergreen brand and the true definition of living your dream life whilst your business supports your dream mean for you? Hmm.
8:50
What is it, and can anyone learn how to access this magic?
8:55
Absolutely, and this is my favorite thing since I learned about it, and I was 13, so I've been doing it now for, what, 17 years, tapping into that, which is proof that it is not luck and that everybody can do it.
9:09
And I wanna prove it to your listeners right now.
9:11
So if you're listening and you have two hands available and you're not driving, I want you to put two hands together, like, I don't know, an inch, five centimeters apart.
9:20
I don't know inches, my bad.
9:22
But put them together and then rotate your hands, make kinda like a cross, and close your eyes.
9:27
And then just focus on the area between your hands and kinda move them closer and further apart without touching.

8 MINS LATER

17:23
So where is the other 95%, the real source of money and growth? Where does that money come from?
2:29
Like, what do you mean by it?
2:33
Love that because I firmly believe that if you go the logical way, you're competing with everyone else in the world.
2:41
You're competing with 99% of population.
2:45
Now, does it work? Yes.
2:48
But you have to hustle and work hard and sacrifice and keep showing up.
2:53
And just it's a long, hard way.
2:57
But it's on the main path, how everybody tells you to succeed.

14 MINS LATER

17:12
Right.
KristinaHOST
13:14
And do you think in that way that people just don't need to be such a good businessman, excellent? they need to have more practice than just to go to university, get diplomas and say, okay, I'm manager or consultant.
13:33
I don't think anybody needs to go to college, honestly.
13:37
Like even if, like, and this might be controversial, but even if you're a doctor, right? If you just went straight into an ER and learn from there as an intern, You wouldn't need 12 years.
13:50
You would probably need six years because you would learn on the spot.
13:54
You would learn everything in action.
13:56
You're not sitting at home reading a book.
13:59
I studied food science and nutrition.

17 MINS LATER

KristinaHOST
31:12
Yeah.
14:40
What would you advise them?
14:42
Okay.
14:42
So step one is...
14:44
And this might be hard for them to hear.
14:47
Step one is that you are responsible for everything that is happening in your life right now.
14:54
Now, you might have been unlucky with the fact that you didn't know that you are creating everything that you are, because they try to catch you, ever since you were little, in one of these traps where you're stuck in this fear loop, where you're repeating the same pattern.
15:12
Money's always gone.

7 MINS LATER

21:57
While you were working on this business, did you have your vision constantly, or did you apply these actions that you're suggesting here?
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9:50
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9:54
There was actually two pivotal moments.
9:56
One was me realizing the quote unquote prison and two was like my way out and seeing what I want now.
10:06
So the first one was I'm sitting on this yacht, this beautiful yacht, and one of the yacht guests comes up to me and asks me to feed them.
10:15
a full adult and me managing the life, the responsibility, hiring, firing, like I, their whole life was managed by me.
10:26
I felt so offended and disrespected in that moment.
10:31
I'm like, how can I manage someone's life to the extent that I am creating magic every single day? And here I am someone asking me to feed them like I'm their mommy, like I'm their servant in a sense.

18 MINS LATER

28:16
Number one

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