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There are seasons when God asks us to lay everything down — not because it’s over, but because it’s not ours to control. In this episode, Allee shares the full, unfiltered story of what happened after she laid her business down in obedience… and then heard God tell her to keep Charm Atelier. What followed was not the fairytale version of faith. It included unexpected legal battles, the loss of a business partner, deep refinement, and a season that looked nothing like the dream she once imagined. Then came a plot twist. Just when life felt settled, God opened the door again — this time with clarity, peace, and perfect timing. Today, Allee announces a HUGE business accomplishment. This episode is for anyone who’s walking through surrender, uncertainty, or obedience without answers — and needs the reminder that what you place in God’s hands is never forgotten.

In this episode, Allee Cyrus dives deep into the current state of the market, discussing economic trends, consumer behavior, and the importance of adapting business strategies in a changing environment. She emphasizes the need for entrepreneurs to embrace AI and automation, navigate challenges with faith, and focus on providing real value to customers. Allee encourages listeners to trust in the market's ability to correct itself and to prepare for future opportunities while maintaining a strong sense of purpose in their business endeavors.   Want to catch up with what a Recession even is, and why the market matters for your business? Listen to this episode for an easy, breezy crash course: CLICK HERE   Takeaways: The market is currently experiencing mixed trends, with some sectors declining and others gaining. Consumer behavior is shifting; people are spending less but are not disappearing from the market. AI and automation are crucial for businesses to stay competitive in today's landscape. Entrepreneurs should be aware of burnout and the phenomenon of 'quiet quitting' in business. It's essential to focus on providing real value rather than competing solely on price. A kingdom response to market challenges involves prayer, strategy, and community support. Business models should be evaluated through a lens of what is bearing fruit versus what is familiar. Hope and positivity are vital in marketing and business communication. The current economic climate presents opportunities for growth and scaling in the future. Trust in the market's ability to correct itself and prepare for the next phase of business.   Want to do life together each week with market updates, encouragement. plus the bits and bobs of life? Click here to join in newsletter.  Want to work with me? Fill out this form!

In this heartfelt conversation, Allee Cyrus and her father, Scott, explore the profound themes of fatherhood, love, motivation, and personal growth. They reflect on their close family bond, the lessons learned through life experiences, and the importance of instilling character and identity in children. Scott shares insights from his military background, emphasizing the personal costs of war and the motivation needed in everyday life. The discussion highlights the significance of treating children with respect, the value of independence, and the continuous journey of self-improvement.   Takeaways:  Fatherhood teaches the importance of obligations beyond oneself. Love expands and deepens with the experience of parenthood. Motivation can be reframed as a personal battle against complacency. War experiences provide a unique perspective on life and community. Instilling character in children requires treating them with respect. Every day presents a new opportunity for learning and growth. The process of achieving goals is as important as the goals themselves. Staying grounded in fundamentals helps navigate life's changes. Celebrating small victories is crucial for personal development. The relationship between parent and child is a two-way street of learning.

In this episode, Allee Cyrus discusses the transition from the 'Girlboss' era to the 'Anti-Girlboss' movement, emphasizing the importance of balance, faith, and personal well-being over relentless ambition and hustle culture. She shares her personal journey of success, burnout, and rediscovery of her identity, inviting listeners to embrace a new approach to ambition that prioritizes health, relationships, and spiritual alignment.   TAKEAWAYS: This episode is for the ambitious woman who feels torn between success and well-being. The Girlboss movement often led to unhealthy pressure and burnout. Success can come at a cost to personal relationships and mental health. Rediscovering faith can be a turning point in one's life. Ambition should not define one's identity; it should serve a greater purpose. The Anti-Girlboss movement encourages a balance between ambition and personal well-being. Generosity and community are essential in building a fulfilling life. It's important to prioritize what truly matters in life, including family and faith. Women can achieve success without sacrificing their health and happiness. The journey of self-discovery is ongoing and requires intentionality.

In this episode, Allee Cyrus shares a transformative announcement about stepping away from her successful agency, Ruya Media, to embrace a new direction guided by faith. She reflects on her journey, the struggles she faced, and the pivotal moments that led her to this decision. Allee emphasizes the importance of being available for God's work, the joy of serving others, and the power of generosity. She invites listeners to join her in this new season of freedom and impact, encouraging them to connect and explore their own spiritual journeys. Takeaways This is a pivotal moment in my life. I am stepping away from my agency to follow God's invitation. I want to share my journey to help others avoid my mistakes. I realized I was building success but not obedience. I want to coach women to build businesses with Jesus, not just for Him. There is a growing movement of generosity and faith around us. I have witnessed incredible acts of giving in my community. This season is about choosing eternal impact over earthly applause. I invite you to examine where God may be inviting you to take a holy risk. I am excited for the new opportunities and connections ahead.

In this episode, Allee Cyrus discusses why business owners should feel optimistic about the current economic climate despite prevalent fears of recession. She emphasizes the importance of faith in navigating economic challenges and highlights the opportunities that arise during uncertain times. Allee encourages entrepreneurs to remain nimble, authentic, and proactive in their strategies, while also trusting in God's guidance. The conversation covers various economic indicators, the role of media in shaping perceptions, and practical steps for business resilience.   TAKEAWAYS: Business owners should embrace the current economic changes. There is significant opportunity for believers in business. Trust in God rather than the stock market for confidence. The media often thrives on fear, which can distort perceptions. Nimble and faith-led entrepreneurs can find success in uncertainty. Historical downturns have led to the birth of successful companies. Authenticity and values attract customers, especially Gen Z. Taking bold actions and seeking divine guidance is crucial. Staying lean and avoiding unnecessary overhead is essential. Sharing your story and struggles can build community support. SOUNDBITE:  "Your confidence is not in the S&P, it's in God." "The media thrives on fear." "Dips happen before breakthrough." "Be bold and brave, ask God what to do." "Stay lean and faithful in your business." "Do not panic, pivot, and listen to God."

In this episode of the Right Up Your Alley podcast, Allee Cyrus shares her transformative experience of participating in a 50-mile walk, reflecting on the lessons learned about faith, fear, and the importance of walking well with God. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural insights, she emphasizes the significance of community, prayer, and understanding one's identity as a daughter of God. Allee encourages listeners to embrace invitations from God, trust His plan, and find peace in the process of life, rather than merely focusing on achievements. - Takeaways: Time is our most limited resource. Walking 50 miles is probably the hardest thing I've ever done. How often do I let fear steal what God is asking me to do? Slowing down is not quitting; it's obedience in a different way. Walking well is not just something to do on your checklist. Living by faith and not fear brings true freedom. I realized that I was kind of being like God's golden retriever. Where the story may be ending, you may actually be stepping into the start. Every invitation I accepted from the Lord grounded me more. The distance and the pace are supplied by God.

WELL, today's episode is a raw one! I am talking about "My Biggest Mistake in my 20s - How to Lead Well". A topic I have been processing for months and months this year. This is a real look into that active processing after some amazing revelations after church.    Enjoy this solo episode, and make sure to leave a review in the comments!

In today's episode I talk with Natasha Zoryk, a designer turned digital marketer, host of the Tash Talks Podcast, and business mentor & educator ready to help you own your CEO role!  Natasha is passionate about helping female founders scale their brands, profit their potentials, and master their minds. During our conversation, Natasha talks about her goal to lead with passion and integrity. She wants to lead women to share their BOLD statements of success. Natasha believes in scaling sustainability and changing the narrative around sales by using buyer psychology WITH a people-first approach!  In this episode we cover:  The progression of Natasha's business and what she does today[5:56] Finding the duality of masculine and feminine in business [8:44] How important self-trust is alongside building a business and marketing [14:40]  How Natasha stays consistent in this loud and fast world [23:20] Finding blindspots in yourself and your business [30:25] Connect with Natasha Zoryk! Instagram: https://instagram.com/natasha.zoryk Website: https://natashazoryk.com/  Follow Allee! https://www.instagram.com/rightupyourallee  Need Marketing Help? https://ruyamedia.com/ https://www.instagram.com/workwithruyamedia/

In today's episode I talk with Madison Paige, a business consultant and the host of The Small Business Growth Podcast with a ton of experience in the entrepreneurship world!  Madi is passionate about helping business owners live a life of full freedom, finding the balance between hustle culture & passive income, and teaching how to run a business that is not going to fall apart if you're not there. During our conversation, Madison talks about her recipe to success being the community she's built around her business and having a collaborative environment in her audience!  In this episode we cover:  The story behind how Madison got started in entrepreneurship [3:58] The passion and intention behind the freedom-based lifestyle and building community in business [7:30] How to stay consistent [14:20]  What Madison would do differently if she could start over today [21:30] Trusting yourself in your business and not letting perfectionism hold you back [26:19] Connect with Madison Paige! Instagram: https://instagram.com/thisismadisonpaige Website: https://www.thisismadisonpaige.com/links Follow Allee! https://www.instagram.com/rightupyourallee  Need Marketing Help? https://ruyamedia.com/ https://www.instagram.com/workwithruyamedia/

Let's be honest, business owners tend to have a LOT of thoughts and feelings about their finances. On today's episode, Lori Ann Kuntz, a bookkeeper, joins Allee to talk about finances, taxes, and how to approach both with a healthy mindset. This episode is essential for any business owner who is seeking confidence and freedom in their finances. If you get a knot in your stomach any time you even hear the word "taxes," you're not going to want to miss out on all of the wisdom and clarity Lori Ann brings to the table. Connect with Lori Ann: https://www.loriannkuntz.com/

Want to hear the story behind Allee having to rebrand her media company because of a PORN COMPANY? The tea is pipping hot, enjoy this episode while you hear all the details.

Let's be real, kicking off a new year is not all resolutions and rainbows. Starting new habits can be sooooo challenging, and expectations for the new year can be suffocating. When you are pushing toward being a leader and building from a place of purpose to create profit... It can get a lil stressful all at once.  Allee shares her thoughts, gives a pep talk to help you frame your thoughts productively as you move through the first quarter of the year, and then walks you through the 3 steps you can take to take grounded action now.  "But God doesn’t call us to be comfortable. He calls us to trust Him so completely that we are unafraid to put ourselves in situations where we will be in trouble if He doesn’t come through." ― Francis Chan Enjoy this episode!

Hello, hello! We are back with another episode as Allee recaps everything 2022 taught her. After another year of doubling her business, a lot of hiring, PLUS moving and getting married she learned a lot!  Enjoy her 2022 recap + her list of 11 things she learned.. And grab some tissues. She gets pretty emotional for the first time on this podcast!!

On today's solo episode, Allee takes you through "The Big 3" time management process that she uses daily/weekly to eliminate stress! She created a planner called The Daily Direction based off of this concept because it was SO life changing for her and many of her mentees.  She discusses in this episode:  - Finding your work tendencies - How women often take on stress in business - How to find a rhythm of productivity  - The big three questions to ask yourself when managing your time - THE BIG 3:  1. Define an achievable list of objectives for you to get done this week. Then put this list somewhere in plain sight for you to reference!!   2. Time block. Time is your greatest asset when it comes to creativity, productivity, and feeling good about your work / life balance. Create adequate space for you to work on each of the objectives you defined.   3. Check in with yourself as you’re getting it all done. Are you expectations plausible? Do you have what you need to get what you need done? The conversations you have with yourself throughout the week create the foundation of belief you and your business will operate out of for years to come. Pay attention to what is possible, what your expectations are, and how you can make business work for you and with you. Learn more at rightupyourallee.com!