Entrepreneurship is a wild ride. One moment, you’re on top of the world — sales are up, your team is thriving, and your vision feels clearer than ever. The next? Everything feels heavy, nothing seems to be working, and your inner critic starts whispering, “Maybe you just need a break.” Or maybe this is just me? (I seriously doubt it)

The end of a quarter is the perfect time to pause, breathe, and check in with yourself. Whether Q1 was full of momentum or felt like a bit of a mess, it still had lessons — and now you get to decide what to carry forward and what to leave behind.

When most people think of starting a business, they imagine hustle, long hours, and constant stress. But what if we flipped the script? What if instead of building a business and hoping it fits into your life, you built a life-first business—one that supports the life you actually want to live?

Too many entrepreneurs start their businesses with dreams of freedom, only to find themselves working even more than before. But what if you could design a business that actually fits your life instead of letting work dictate your every move?

We sat and listened as leaders in our company shared their stories from the stage.

They’re ordinary people, just like you and me—but they all have one thing in common…

They decided.

If you've ever dreamed of breaking free from the 9-to-5 grind and taking control of your financial future, there's no better time than now to start your own business. While entrepreneurship comes with its challenges, the rewards far outweigh the risks—especially when you choose a business model that offers flexibility, financial freedom, and the ability to help others. One of the best industries to build a thriving business in? Life insurance. Here’s why owning your own business—especially in life insurance—is the ultimate career move.

I’ve been thinking a lot about the idea of overflow and abundance lately. It’s something we’ve been talking about at church a lot lately and it seems to be popping up in every area of life lately.

What if we truly believed that our lives were meant to overflow? Not just in moments of success or comfort, but even in seasons of struggle? What if we stopped operating out of scarcity, fear, and limitation—and started stepping into abundance, even when circumstances feel uncertain?

Making the leap from employee to entrepreneur isn’t just about changing careers—it’s about changing the way you think. If you’re still operating with an employee mindset, it can hold you back from reaching your full potential as a business owner.

In this conversation, we’re breaking down five essential mindset shifts that will help you transition from working for someone else to building a business that gives you financial freedom.

Let’s be honest—you hear someone say, “I’m getting my life insurance license,” and you probably think… Wow, that sounds like the most boring thing to willingly do… ON EARTH.

Now, I’m not sure if that exact thought has ever run through my mind, but I can affirm that it was never my dream career growing up. Not by a long shot.

In this episode, we’re diving into our story—how we went from traditional jobs to building a thriving life insurance business from home. We’ll share the challenges, the wins, and what ultimately made us take the leap. Plus, in honor of Valentine’s Day, we’re kicking things off with a fun “Who’s More Likely To?” rapid-fire Q&A!

It’s so wild to think that we’ve been in life insurance and building a business together for almost 2 1/2 years together now… time really does fly and it’s incredible how much you can learn and grow.

Hey hey, it’s Kristin & Kyle here—welcome to Covering It All! This is a concept I’ve been sitting on for a while, but the pieces have finally come together. The idea behind Covering It All is simple: a space to talk about entrepreneurship, lifestyle, working from home, and, yes, life insurance.