Rebel CEO Podcast w/ Breeanna Kay · Business Strategy, Spirituality + Personal Growth for Creative Entrepreneurs

If You Don’t Want to Repeat This Year, Here’s How to Close It Out Right

·22 min

1. Rebel CEO Podcast’s episode on closing out the year centers on Brianna Kay treating late December as the end of a nine-year numerology cycle. 2. Brianna Kay is the host, business coach, and “freedom advocate,” and she says the show is still a “one-man production” that she records and edits herself. 3. The episode asks what it looks like to enter 2026 without carrying forward habits, situations, or beliefs that no longer fit. 4. Brianna Kay says she organized and deep-cleaned her house, including her stepson’s space under the bed and the closet in her office. 5. She also says she has three planners for next year and color-codes them with highlighters. 6. Her scheduling advice is to break goals into “bite-sized chunks” and give each chunk a realistic timeframe. 7. She uses examples like planning “girls’ nights” and baking sourdough with edible flowers as lower-cost ways to make time for relationships. 8. She argues that if someone wants “the thing,” they have to move like they want it instead of half-following through and then falling off for months. 9. She says the year-nine theme is to “tie up loose ends” and close cycles so they do not carry into the next nine-year stretch. 10. She asks listeners to examine how they contributed to disappointing situations instead of only blaming other people like “cousin Brenda.” 11. Brianna Kay says triggers are “huge mirrors” and a place to find wounds that still need action, not just a declaration of being healed. 12. She describes a visualization exercise for calling back “pieces of your soul” from traumatic memories, places, ex-partners, or family members. 13. She uses a middle-school speech where she cried from nervousness as an example of going back to comfort a younger version of herself. 14. She also says she sets bedtime intentions with angels, spirit guides, ancestors, God, or Jesus, asking for protection and memory in dreams. 15. Brianna Kay says she wants to use ChatGPT less for the things that matter and avoid sounding “the same and seem a little bit more robotic.” 16. She says the goal is to think for ourselves, stay connected to intuition, and follow “divine guidance.” 17. Near the end, she reads from the Age of Aquarius tarot deck and notes that two cards jumped out: Queen of Pearls and Knight of Cups. 18. The Queen of Pearls is tied to “maternal energy,” “balanced,” and “purveyor,” and the guidebook language mentions “divine independence” and “the embodiment of stability and balance.” 19. The Knight of Cups is linked to “enamored,” “bewitched,” and “enthusiasm,” and the guidebook language emphasizes creative passion, deep desire, and decisions based on personal values. 20. The tone is reflective, practical, and spiritual, with direct advice, personal stories, and a casual solo format; listeners who like goal-setting, numerology, and tarot will get the most from it, while listeners wanting a tightly edited business tutorial may skip it.

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