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Built for the Edge

Kehla G
Human Design
Gene Keys
Entrepreneurship
Personal Development
Business Strategy
Mindset Transformation
Coaching
Leadership
Mindset Coaching
Numerology
Coaching Industry
Women Empowerment
Self-Empowerment
Self-Validation
Astrology
Mindset
Chatgpt
Marketing
Personal Growth
Burnout

Built for the Edge is a podcast about one thing: why businesses that look successful on the surface still feel harder to run than they should — and what it actually takes to change that.

Not more strategy.Not more content.Not more information.

Structure.

Hosted by Kehla G., each episode explores the hidden patterns behind stalled growth, founder bottlenecks, inconsistent results, and businesses... more

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In this raw and deeply honest conversation, Kehla sits down with Therese Skelly to talk about what happens when life completely disrupts your capacity to “hold it all.”

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Michaela Gaffen Stone
Global nomad, cycle breaker, and professional life untangler; board certified behavior analyst
Independent practitioner / coaching
Episode: E #529: Why Women Abandon Themselves to Belong with Michaela Gaffen Stone
Therese Skelly
Intuitive business mentor and former psychotherapist
theresekelly.com
Episode: E #528: How to Run a Business When Life Falls Apart with Therese Skelly
Maiko Sakai
Quiz strategist and founder of Airtight Concepts Inc.
Airtight Concepts Inc
Episode: E #526: Quizzes Aren’t Lead Magnets—They’re Buyer Filters with Maiko Sakai
Tanya Smith
Video strategist and business coach
Get Noticed with Video LLC; Stream Like a Boss TV
Episode: E #524: Why You’re Still Not Showing Up on Video (And What It Actually Takes) with Tanya Smith
Kevin Lewis
International evidential medium, psychic, spiritual teacher, healer, Reiki master teacher and retreat creator
Self-employed / spiritual practice
Episode: E #523: Intuition, Psychic Ability, or Mediumship? How to Tell What You’re Actually Experiencing with Kevin Lewis
Janell Karst
Founder/coach helping high-capacity women choose what matters and follow through
Self-employed coach (Badass Planner, Bold Program)
Episode: E #522: Live Coaching: How to Find the Structural Gap Killing Your Momentum with Janell Karst
Jas Maylin
Founder of Soul Success Center; host of the Ultimate Human Design Summit
Soul Success Center / Ultimate Human Design Summit
Episode: E #521: The Ultimate Human Design Summit with Jas Maylin: why she built the table instead of waiting for a seat
Gráinne O'Regan
Business strategist and certified mindset coach
Gráinne O'Regan Coaching
Episode: E #518: Identity, Authority & Scaling Your Business Without Burnout (The Real Reason Growth Starts to Break) with Gráinne O'Regan
Diana Lunzer
Productivity Strategist, Certified Notion Consultant, creator of the Productive CEO
Productive CEO, Notion expert
Episode: E #514: How Women Founders Are Losing Hours Every Week (And the Systems That Give Them Their Time Back) with Diana Lunzer

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Kehla G
Host of Built for the Edge, business architect focusing on structural fixes for growth-stalling businesses.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 196 ratings
  • What a fantastic podcast host

    It was absolutely delightful being a guest on Kehla’s podcast.

    She asks fantastic questions, is a wonderful listener, and the conversation flows very smoothly.

    I really enjoyed my time as a guest expert on her show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Great content!
    United Statesa month ago
  • The Podcast Every Founder Needs in Their Ears

    Kehla is such a gifted host! She asks thoughtful, intentional questions that go beyond the surface and creates space for real, meaningful conversation. You can tell how much she cares about the people she brings on and the impact each episode makes.

    I had the best time guesting on her podcast recently. We unpacked the invisible inefficiencies that quietly drain your time and energy every week, why scattered notes and disconnected tools create chaos behind the scenes, and how simple systems can ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DianaL101
    United States2 months ago
  • Such a great show

    Was a guest on Kehla’s show and the experience was great. She is an amazing host and knows how to keep the conversation flowing and interesting. I love how authentic she is and trust me, she knows business, human design and Gene keys. A must listen for any entrepreneur who has a spiritual edge!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jillori0129!
    United States4 months ago
  • Authentic & Activating

    Raw, real conversations that inspire me to take action, even when it’s uncomfortable. Activating in the best way possible, bringing clarity, self honesty & aligned action!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ash Hudson
    Canada4 months ago
  • Come for the real talk, stay for human design insights

    I love how straight shooting Kehla is. It’s courageous to be so transparent, and she does it in a way that offers insights and lessons from the trenches. Thank you for your courage and dedication!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    alyssaburtt
    United States6 months ago

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E #523: Intuition, Psychic Ability, or Mediumship? How to Tell What You’re Actually Experiencing with Kevin Lewis
Q: What role does discernment play in readings, and how do you decide what to share with a sitter?
Discernment acts as a filter; if a piece of information isn't clearly validated or could cause harm, I hold it back, seeking corroboration from guides or waiting for stronger, direct evidence before sharing.
E #523: Intuition, Psychic Ability, or Mediumship? How to Tell What You’re Actually Experiencing with Kevin Lewis
Q: How do you define mediumship, intuition, and psychic abilities, and how would you differentiate them for someone new to these concepts?
Mediumship involves connecting to discarnate soul energies from the spirit side and delivering validated information about loved ones, while intuition and psychic abilities are more about receiving impressions and energy readings about the self or others through clairs without necessarily contacting a spirit communicator.
E #513: Identity vs Infrastructure: Why “Doing Everything Right” Still Isn’t Working — With Beverleigh Fateev
Q: What is the biggest misconception people have about Human Design and Gene Keys collaborating with infrastructure?
That people think they must pick one path (identity or infrastructure) and treat it as a rulebook; in reality, both should co-exist and inform how you design the business around your true self.
E #513: Identity vs Infrastructure: Why “Doing Everything Right” Still Isn’t Working — With Beverleigh Fateev
Q: Now, I'm curious, where are we going to start things off?
We start by clarifying what identity is and isn't, and then contrast it with infrastructure to show how both are necessary and how they influence each other.
E #508: Financial Freedom Isn’t a Vibe: Micro Money Habits That Actually Build Wealth with Lorna Poole
Q: What is the typical money mindset of your clients when they come to you?
Most people are embarrassed about their money situation, often thinking it's worse than it is. They want financial freedom but haven't put the necessary actions in place.

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This show focuses on diagnosing why high-potential businesses stall, with a emphasis on structure over more content or strategy. Conversations center on how to fix underlying business architecture, using Human Design and Gene Keys as diagnostic lenses, and leveraging AI as a practical aid. Episodes often feature founders sharing real-world journeys of building, testing, and aligning offers, messaging, and systems to sustain momentum. A standout angle is the concrete, actionable approach to turning fragile growth into durable, compounding progress, especially for mindful entrepreneurs and women leaders who want to scale with integrity and clarity.

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8. Gráinne O'Regan

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