Sep 9, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 13 segments
From the kid who wouldn't raise her hand in class to speaking confidently in front of thousands, Kirsty Carden reveals how she built a thriving coaching business helping women find their voice…
Kirsty CardenGuest
Brad StainesHost
Yeah, so I suppose I think everything starts with knowing what you want, right? So for me, when I decided I was going to start a business, I had to overcome my fear of disability, right? So putting yourself in a situation that forces you to actually have to overcome it, right? It's not just something in your head.

So the first thing was like putting a video up online, right? Going live online, going live on someone's Facebook group or something.

Speaking, like being one speaker at a smaller event and then a bigger event and then my own event.

leveling up you know it's like these teeny little things it's like building a muscle just like when you go to the gym you don't go from like having no muscles to just being you know what i mean like a wrestler like that doesn't happen it's these incremental things and i think that's the same for everything everything in business right so it was the same thing to the point now i don't have any fear i don't have those nerves that i would never have thought would be in the case right so um i can actually step on stage in front of a And I can be excited and stuff, but not nervous.

So tiny little incremental things done over a period of time, which builds up that muscle.

And it said... that when you're building a massive legacy or one that you feel that you really want to leave behind or make an impact, it's like building a mountain but only building it with layers of paint.

I could say a Facebook group and then just even exposing one video and then two and so on.

Yeah, so I suppose I think everything starts with knowing what you want, right? So for me, when I decided I was going to start a business, I had to overcome my fear of disability, right? So putting yourself in a situation that forces you to actually have to overcome it, right? It's not just something in your head.

So the first thing was like putting a video up online, right? Going live online, going live on someone's Facebook group or something.

Speaking, like being one speaker at a smaller event and then a bigger event and then my own event.

leveling up you know it's like these teeny little things it's like building a muscle just like when you go to the gym you don't go from like having no muscles to just being you know what i mean like a wrestler like that doesn't happen it's these incremental things and i think that's the same for everything everything in business right so it was the same thing to the point now i don't have any fear i don't have those nerves that i would never have thought would be in the case right so um i can actually step on stage in front of a And I can be excited and stuff, but not nervous.

So tiny little incremental things done over a period of time, which builds up that muscle.

And it said... that when you're building a massive legacy or one that you feel that you really want to leave behind or make an impact, it's like building a mountain but only building it with layers of paint.

I could say a Facebook group and then just even exposing one video and then two and so on.
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