Motipulation with Kimberly Fischer

Kimberly Fischer
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Motipulation with Kimberly Fischer is about the power of influence. Every conversation, decision, and relationship shapes who we become and the impact we have on others. Join Kimberly as she shares practical lessons on leadership, communication, mindset, and personal growth to help you build stronger relationships, lead with greater influence, and create a life that leaves a lasting impact.

  1. Oct 17

    How to Get Employees to Listen (Without Repeating Yourself 10 Times)

    Your team is not ignoring you - your training is probably broken. If people keep "not listening," this episode shows you how to stop repeating yourself and start building understanding that actually sticks. Kimberly breaks down the leadership mistake that keeps bosses frustrated, exhausted, and stuck doing everything themselves. Drawing from her restaurants and fast-moving fair booth staffing, she shares the exact system she uses to train people quickly, reduce confusion, and create ownership without hovering. You'll discover: Why repeating instructions usually fails and what leaders should do insteadThe difference between telling, teaching, and creating real understandingKimberly's five-step framework: do, see, hear, teach, and checkHow one tiny missing detail turned into 300 tiny garlic knotsWhy "check back within five minutes" can save hours of reworkHow to tell the difference between misunderstanding, absent-mindedness, and real resistanceKimberly also gets honest about the harder side of leadership: sometimes the issue is not clarity but refusal. She explains how to handle grace, accountability, checklists, and consequences without losing sight of the bigger goal - building a team that can function without constant supervision. If you're leading people, training staff, managing a team, or just tired of saying the same thing ten times, this is a practical reset for how to communicate, scale, and lead with less stress. Essential listening for owners and managers who want better results without burnout.

  2. Oct 12

    The Grief Lesson That Changed How I Show Up for People

    Two devastating losses, one powerful lesson: when someone is grieving, presence matters more than perfect words. Kimberly Fischer shares the raw, unfiltered story of losing both parents within a single summer, and the surprisingly practical ways people can show up without making grief harder.After her mother dies suddenly, Kimberly is forced to navigate shock, emotional whiplash, and the ache of all the conversations that will never happen. Then, just 30 days after a liver tumor diagnosis, her father is gone too, but this time she has the chance to say goodbye. The contrast between those two losses reveals something profound about how grief actually lands in the body, and what it really needs from the people around it.You'll hear Kimberly break down: Why grief can trigger physical reactions like hives, exhaustion, and numbnessThe difference between a sudden loss and a slower goodbyeWhy "let me know if you need anything" often adds pressure instead of comfortWhat her daughter, husband, dad, and friends did that actually helpedThe simple language that feels most healing when someone diesKimberly also shares the hardest part of all - the finality. No more calls, no more texts, no more hugs. And yet, even in that pain, she offers a clear, compassionate roadmap for anyone who wants to support a grieving person without fumbling through cliches or forcing them to make decisions they cannot handle. If you are grieving, know someone who is, or want to learn how to show up with real care when life falls apart, this episode is essential listening. Honest, tender, and deeply practical, it will change the way you think about supporting people through loss.

  3. Aug 25

    Exclusive Interview with Mike Dejong

    Most business owners start a business to create freedom. Then somewhere along the way, the business starts owning them. Every decision needs their approval. Every problem lands on their desk. Their team depends on them. Vacations aren’t really vacations. And stepping away feels almost impossible. Mike DeJong knows that trap because he built it himself. After building four ground-up seven-figure businesses, Mike learned that being essential to your business isn’t a sign of success—it can be the very thing keeping the business from growing. In this episode of the Motipulation Podcast, Mike breaks down how to escape the operator trap, build leaders instead of followers, and create a business that can grow without everything running through you. Mike shares the vacation disaster that exposed just how dependent his business had become on him—and the wake-up call that forced him to completely rethink the way he led. In this conversation, you’ll learn: Why delegating and disappearing doesn’t work How to build simple SOPs quickly using recording tools and AI Why customer complaints can become some of your best growth opportunities The difference between hiring people who can do the job and developing people who can lead How to stop being the bottleneck in your own company Why trying to do everything yourself costs far more than you think How Mike’s 100-0 philosophy changes accountability and leadership Why chasing perfection can actually prevent growth How to build a company that gives you freedom instead of becoming your prison Mike also shares the remarkable turnaround of a struggling franchise he helped take from negative 12% year-over-year to positive 23% in just seven months. His experience includes opening the first Nothing Bundt Cakes location in Wisconsin, building multiple seven-figure businesses, turning around struggling operations, and helping entrepreneurs create companies that can operate without the owner being involved in every decision. Mike is an entrepreneur, turnaround expert, keynote speaker, author of Grow Smart: Your Path to Freedom, and a Tony Robbins Platinum Partner. He’s also spent nearly four decades as a pilot—an experience that shaped one of the most powerful ideas in this conversation: At some point, you have to stop flying the plane long enough to run the airline. If you’re buried in day-to-day operations, afraid of what will happen when you step away, or tired of being the person everyone depends on, this episode is for you. You didn't build a business to create another job for yourself. You built it to create freedom. Build freedom. Not a prison. Connect with Mike DeJong: YouTube: @TheMikeDeJongWebsite: MikeDeJong.comEmail: mike@mikedejong.com

  4. Aug 25

    4 Words That Fix a Disconnected Marriage

    Sexual frustration in marriage is usually not about sex at all. In this episode, Kimberly and Bill Fischer break down the real reasons couples disconnect and share the simple framework that helped pull their own marriage back from the edge of divorce. If you and your spouse keep missing each other emotionally, fighting about intimacy, or feeling like you're living in two different worlds, this conversation gets to the heart of what's actually happening and what to do about it. You'll learn why desire looks different for men and women, why "not enough sex" is almost always a symptom instead of the root problem, and how your everyday habits outside the bedroom shape what happens inside it. Kimberly and Bill also walk through the DATE framework: • D — Deal with the difficult stuff • A — Act intentionally • T — Talk about sex • E — Eliminate the distractions that kill connection They get honest about the real conversations that changed their marriage, including unresolved conflict, constant busyness, unrealistic expectations, and the damage done by pornography and digital distraction. You'll hear how intimacy is built long before the lights go out, and why one partner's lack of desire often points to a deeper need for respect, safety, and connection. This one is for married couples who feel stuck, exhausted, misunderstood, or worn down by the same cycle of disappointment. If you need a practical reset and a reminder that your marriage can still get better, start here. When Your Partner Is Your Partner with Kimberly and Bill Fischer.

  5. Aug 18

    FOLLOW THESE STEPS MAKE MORE MONEY

    If your calendar is running your life, this episode shows you how to take it back - and why doing so can actually help you make more money. Bill and Kimberly Fisher break down a simple but powerful time audit that helps you decide what to protect, what to prioritize, what to partner with, and what to purge before your business, relationship, and energy get burned out.Using their own story of building a catering business from the ground up, they unpack the moment when being “the one who can do it all” stopped working. You’ll hear how a handwritten role change, a $29 strategy, and a half-hour automation saved hours of work, reduced stress, and created space for the parts of life and business that actually matter.You’ll discover: The “push vs. pull” framework for spotting which tasks drain you and which ones fuel youWhy the things that do not make money but do give you energy are the first things to protectHow to tell when you’re stuck in the wrong role, even if you’re good at itWhy automation can be a massive win, with one workflow saving about 20 hoursWhen delegation beats doing it yourself, and how systems make a business owner independentWhat belongs on your “purge” list, from time-wasting habits to draining people and relationshipsBill and Kimberly also get real about the emotional side of prioritizing - from bruised egos to the freedom that comes from building around your superpower instead of your weaknesses. If you’re an entrepreneur, a spouse in business together, or simply someone who feels overwhelmed by competing demands, this conversation gives you a practical way to reset your schedule and your life. Perfect for business owners, couples in business, and anyone ready to stop living reactively and start building a life that actually works. If you want more freedom, more focus, and more energy, this one is for you.

  6. Aug 15

    They Hurt Your Feelings. Now What?

    The biggest relationship mistake is thinking someone else controls your reaction. Kimberly Fischer breaks down why "they triggered me" is often a story we tell ourselves - and how that story can quietly excuse behavior you would never accept on a good day.If you have ever walked away from an argument thinking, "I had to respond that way," this episode will hit home. Kimberly pulls apart the reflex to mirror disrespect, the hidden logic behind reactive behavior, and the moment you stop owning your response and start blaming someone else's tone, mood, or behavior.You'll discover: why "triggered" can become a permission slip for bad behaviorhow to spot the story you're telling yourself in the middle of conflictwhy staying silent can be more powerful than firing backhow gratitude can interrupt rising tension in real timethe difference between normal hard arguments and situations where you should walk away completelyKimberly also shares the framework she leans on when her blood pressure rises and she feels the urge to defend herself: pause, ask what you're grateful for, take the responsibility you actually own, and change perspective before you react. It's a practical reset for anyone who wants to handle conflict with more self-control and less damage. She also draws a clear line between everyday relationship friction and abusive, controlling behavior. If someone is harming you, the answer is not to tough it out or "communicate better" - it's to leave. That distinction matters, and she makes it unmistakably clear. Essential listening if you want to stop giving your emotions the steering wheel, protect your peace, and show up in conflict without becoming someone you don't respect.

  7. Aug 11

    Why Explaining Your Dreams Might Be Driving Your Loved Ones Away — Surprising Truth

    Are your ambitions and passion for building something bigger tearing your family apart? Discover why explaining your dreams might be pushing your loved ones away—and how to bridge that gap before it’s too late. In this heartfelt episode, Bill and Kimberly Fisher unpack the delicate balance of pursuing entrepreneurship while maintaining authentic relationships. They share deeply personal stories—from growing up in poverty to overcoming societal labels—that reveal how mindset shifts can transform not just your life, but your entire family’s future. You’ll learn how to recognize the pain behind loved ones’ concerns and respond with empathy instead of defensiveness.We break down practical strategies you can use today: how to identify what’s truly bothering your family members, controlling your reactions instead of others’ opinions, and turning criticism into opportunity for connection. The Fishers emphasize that success isn’t just about money—it’s about consciously building a legacy of abundance and love. They reveal how to navigate misunderstandings from family members who don’t see your vision, and how to stay anchored in your purpose when faced with skepticism and negativity.This episode is a must-listen for entrepreneurs, big dreamers, and anyone feeling caught between chasing goals and keeping their relationships intact. It’s a reminder that, even when others don’t understand your journey, with awareness and compassion, you can bring everyone along for the ride. If you’re ready to turn conflict into connection and build both wealth and harmony at home, tune in now.Why this works: This episode hooks listeners with the relatable challenge of balancing ambition and family, promising transformational insights. It appeals to entrepreneurs and leaders who want practical tools for emotional intelligence and relationship mastery, making it compelling, specific, and irresistible to click play.

  8. Aug 8

    The Illusion of Readyness

    The biggest lie holding you back? Believing you’re “not ready.” What if waiting for perfect confidence is just an illusion—one that keeps millions stuck?Most people spend years waiting for that magical moment when they feel fully prepared, thinking readiness is a destination. But the truth is, readiness isn’t discovered—it’s built, one action at a time. From starting a business during a pandemic to speaking on stage for the first time, every leap you take creates the confidence you sought. The moment you act, you reshape your identity and unlock growth that you never thought possible.In this episode, we reveal why waiting for the “right time” is the biggest obstacle to success. You'll discover how small, deliberate steps—sending that email, making that call, signing up—initiate momentum and turn uncertainty into confidence. Learn how your actions, no matter how uncomfortable, expand your comfort zone and forge a new identity. We break down the mindset shift that flips your perspective: confidence follows action, not the other way around.You’ll also hear real stories of entrepreneurs, creators, and everyday achievers who started before they felt ready—and how those choices transformed their lives. The stakes? Remaining stuck in hesitation means missed opportunities, stalled dreams, and forever chasing a feeling that will never come. But by embracing motion, you open the door to growth, resilience, and true self-trust.This episode is perfect for anyone tired of waiting for “perfect timing”—whether you’re dreaming of launching a project, asking for a promotion, or simply breaking out of your comfort zone. Because your breakthrough begins the moment you decide to start today. Don’t let the illusion of readiness hold you back any longer. The path to confidence is paved with action. Are you ready to take that first step?Are you ready to rebuild your mindset and unlock your potential? Hit play now—your future self will thank you.Character count: 1,938/4,000Why this works:This description hooks listeners by confronting the common misconception that they need to feel ready before acting, sparking curiosity and the desire for transformation. It clearly articulates specific insights and actionable takeaways—small steps build confidence and identity—while emphasizing the urgency of overcoming hesitation. The tone is motivating and direct, making it irresistible for anyone eager to stop waiting and start doing.

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Motipulation with Kimberly Fischer is about the power of influence. Every conversation, decision, and relationship shapes who we become and the impact we have on others. Join Kimberly as she shares practical lessons on leadership, communication, mindset, and personal growth to help you build stronger relationships, lead with greater influence, and create a life that leaves a lasting impact.

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