Paige Vandy
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This podcast redefines ’unemployed’ as living life on your own terms, being your own boss, and striving for more than a safe, conventional life. Join Paige every Wednesday for solo and guest episodes focused on legacy-building, and tune in every weekday morning for your Morning Dose of inspiration and motivation to start your day from your highest self. If you’re an ambitious soul looking to make a significant impact, this podcast is for you.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It turns online-business ambition into candid discussions of offers, content, recurring revenue, burnout, and the pressure to perform a lifestyle.
Paige treats entrepreneurship as a set of choices made in public: how to sell, what to build, and how much of an online identity to believe. Unemployed : Entrepreneurship & Self Improvement moves between solo coaching and loose guest conversations, repeatedly returning to…
Paige calls you a Rat Girl before telling you about the year her business income fell.
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A grounded case for layered coaching that keeps live support available without making every lesson one-on-one.
A coaching business starts to feel different when every lesson does not have to happen on a one-on-one call. Paige Vandy frames membership as a way for clients to learn on their own schedule, whether the topic is resistance training or stronger social media content, while still…
A practical case for using strategic networking and tailored support to move business growth along faster.
Rapid business growth here comes down to getting into better rooms and finding support that fits the business in front of you. Paige Vandy centers the episode on two levers, strategic networking and customized business support, then gives the networking piece the clearer shape.
A direct, useful case for pricing with conviction when discounting starts to feel like the simplest path to clients.
The episode centers on a question many service-based entrepreneurs know well: when discounting becomes the default, what does it say about the value of the work?
A practical reset for anyone trying to fit business and family into one day.
Paige Vandy turns a familiar pressure into something concrete: when business and home life start crowding the same hours, the fix is not more motivation but a tighter day.
A steady reset on shaping offers around what clients actually need.
Paige presents the episode as a clean reset, moving Expand from business coaching to business consulting because the older framing no longer fits the people she serves.
A candid holiday reset that turns entrepreneurial overload into a more intimate event idea.
The episode lands as a candid holiday reset from a host whose voice is still returning and whose calendar is about to get even fuller. Over the Christmas break, she is letting the podcast rest so she can make space for a packed home stretch and protect her bandwidth.
Growth here starts by treating support as an investment, not overhead.
Paige Vandy treats support less like a line item and more like part of the work, which gives the piece its clearest argument. She makes a plain case that if an online business depends only on DMs and content, growth can crawl.
A clutter check turns into a hard look at whether a business still fits the life it is meant to support.
Spring cleaning is framed as more than tidiness here: the speaker argues that clutter at work can blur focus and slow output. The practical takeaway is a simple self-audit: if the offers, schedule, or delivery model being built would trap someone in a business that does not…
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
Naval Ravikant on epistemology, startups, and crypto, from David Deutsch to Vitalik Buterin.
Alex Theuma interviews SaaS founders and investors on scaling to $10M-plus ARR.
Guy Raz traces founders' origin stories and fields live advice-line calls from entrepreneurs.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
The host of Unemployed says she is taking the podcast off for the rest of December, with a return planned for January 6, 2025, while she ties up 2024 projects and financials with her bookkeeper.
Paige Vandy makes the case that business support should be treated like an investment, not just another monthly bill.
Paige Vandy says she is juggling Gray full time, a relaunching podcast, her first live event in February, and a March launch for “Million Dollar Memberships Club.” She says the real fix is a night-before system: plan tomorrow, time-block in Google Calendar, stop working around 9 p.m., and wake at 4:30 a.m.
She comes back to the mic with a blunt opener about money.
Angie Lee is back for a conversation about the pressure women can feel online to become a softer, smaller, more approved version of themselves.
Host Paige Bandy interviews Amanda Bucci, a conscious leadership coach, about balancing feminine and masculine energy in business, handling online criticism, and maintaining authenticity.
Paige Vandy opens by saying business owners need to make their companies "AI proof" because ChatGPT and AI could create trouble "within this year." She argues that AI can already act like a home organizer, therapist, fitness coach, or meal-plan generator, and she says she personally used Claude and ChatGPT for a five-prompt breakthrough.
Host Paige Vandy explains Million Dollar Mode, an embodiment practice for aligning daily actions with your highest-self identity and wealth aspirations.
Host Paige Vandy argues that the two most effective 'hacks' for rapidly scaling a business to six or seven figures are strategic networking and customized business support.
Paige Vandy says she changed “everything I’ve built over the last seven, eight years” because her old coaching model no longer fit the people she serves.
Christy Castillo describes going from 15 to 17 years as a hairstylist and mother of two to building an online fitness business and the Unfuck Your Fitness podcast.
Paige Vandy uses this episode of Unemployed to argue that moving from one-on-one coaching to a membership model can reduce feast-or-famine income and create monthly recurring revenue.
Paige Vandy opens with a blunt reset for coaches and service providers.
Paige opens bluntly.
Paige starts by connecting a cluttered workspace to a cluttered mind.
The host shares her biggest advice for growing entrepreneurs: stop following conventional business structures and innovate based on what your audience actually needs now.
Paige Vandy breaks down what she learned from hosting a live networking event.
Emily Duncan joins Unemployed for a loose conversation about building a business and brand that feel like you.