Social Proof Podcast

From starting with nothing to becoming a national voice in herbal healing, Jessica Divine is redefining what it means to take control of your health. Through her signature herbal teas, wellness education, and mindset-focused teachings, she’s showing thousands that healing doesn’t begin in the body it begins in the mind.

What started as a personal journey quickly evolved into the Herbal Renaissance movement: a community-driven platform that empowers everyday people to reconnect with their bodies, heal naturally, and manifest a healthier, more intentional life. Jessica believes in the power of rituals, routines, and the mind-body connection, sharing the message that true wellness isn’t just physical it’s spiritual, emotional, and mental.

Now known as The Queen of Tea, Jessica continues to change lives one cup and one conversation at a time, encouraging others to trust their intuition, cleanse their environments, and be mindful of what they consume mentally and physically. Her mission is simple: help people reclaim their health, regain their power, and remember that they are their own healer. Healing starts with the mind. The tea is just the tool.

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In this episode of the Social Proof Podcast, Dave and Donni break down how decision fatigue quietly drains your energy, slows your momentum, and keeps you stuck in busy work.
From the clothes you wear to the choices you avoid, too many low-value decisions add up and steal focus from what actually moves the needle. This conversation dives into why eliminating unnecessary decisions isn’t about being rigid — it’s about creating systems that protect your mental energy.
If you’ve ever felt productive but not effective, this episode will help you rethink how you structure your day, your routines, and your business.

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What separates entrepreneurs who thrive from those who struggle? On this episode of the Social Proof Podcast, Sted dives deep into scaling your business, mastering metrics, building the right team, and making smart financial moves — all while staying focused and avoiding the regrets most entrepreneurs face.
From managing fluctuating revenue to getting funding without losing control, he shares real-life strategies that helped him build a seven-figure business by 29. Plus, he opens up about relationships, money mindset, and lessons you won’t hear anywhere else.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
* How to double down on what’s working to safely grow revenue 📈
* The importance of tracking metrics to make data-driven business decisions 📊
* How to hire and manage A-players to fuel your business growth 👥
* Revenue-based funding explained: helping others get money while making money yourself 💰
* The truth about money, investment, and building long-term wealth 💎
* Balancing life, relationships, and business at high speed

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Most creators think posting more is the answer.This episode explains why that mindset is actually holding you back.
In this conversation, we sit down with Omar (‪@Ohmeezzy‬ )creator who manages 20+ YouTube channels and works behind the scenes with some of the biggest names in streaming and content creation.
We break down how the content game has really changed, why speed is hurting more creators than it’s helping, and what separates creators who build real influence from those who burn out chasing clips.
If you’re posting consistently but not seeing growth… this episode will change how you think about content.
In this episode, we talk about:
Why posting 100 clips a day can actually hurt your brand
The difference between speed and intentionality
How top creators package content for impact (titles, thumbnails & hooks)
Why Twitch isn’t dead — but growing on it feels impossible
What most new creators misunderstand about consistency
How one intentional video can outperform dozens of rushed uploads
This is a must-watch for podcasters, streamers, YouTubers, and anyone building a brand online.
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In this episode of the Social Proof Podcast, we break down why so many entrepreneurs feel stressed, unstable, and one bad month away from going out of business.
We unpack what it really means to have a fragile business — one that depends too heavily on you, lacks predictable revenue, has no systems, and collapses when something goes wrong.
If you’ve ever wondered:
“Is my business actually stable?”
“What happens if I stop working for a week?”
“Why does one refund or slow month feel like a crisis?”
This conversation will help you identify the weak points in your business so you can start strengthening them.

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