Wanna MAKE GOOD MONEY without manipulating or using people, neglecting your own needs, or sacrificing your magic to be “just another cog in the machine”?
Join me for Anti-Capitalist Business 101
A FREE 90-minute prerecorded webinar + companion workbook
Discover how to sell your products or services, make GOOD money, and build a business that takes care of YOU while making a positive difference in the world.
What are we deconstructing here? What ARE the rules of capitalism?
RULE #1: MORE is always better.
More revenue. More clients. More followers. Bigger launches. Bigger goals. Higher ROAS and ROI.
You made $100K this year?
Cool… Now let's figure out how to do $250K next year.
Then $500K.
Then a million.
Because apparently, the only acceptable direction for a business to go is UP.
Nobody stops to ask whether you actually WANT a bigger business.
Or what you'll have to give up to get there.
RULE #2: Your productivity determines your value.
Post every day. Fill every opening in your calendar. Make the most of every hour.
And if you're not getting the results you want?
Clearly you need to work harder, get more disciplined, or fix your mindset.
Even REST becomes something you're supposed to do so you can come back and produce MORE.
And if your body, brain, or life circumstances don't allow you to keep up with those expectations? Apparently, that's YOUR problem.
It's almost like the entire definition of success was built around the needs and privileges of straight, white, able-bodied, neurotypical men… and everyone else is just supposed to figure out how to keep up.
(Spoiler Alert: that’s EXACTLY how capitalistic success works. It’s about protecting resources for the privileged. Period.)
RULE #3: Get as much as you can out of every transaction.
Create fake urgency.
Inflate your wins.
Handle objections with manipulation tactics.
Push people toward the most expensive offer, even if they don't need it.
Learn the psychological “tricks” that get someone to say YES, even when they're not sure.
We're taught to treat the people we want to help as conversions to be won instead of human beings who get to make their own decisions.
RULE #4: Being a good person means putting yourself last.
This one's especially sneaky for those of us who genuinely give a shit about other people.
You want your work to be accessible, so you keep your prices low.
You squeeze in one more client because they really need your help.
You answer messages at 9 PM because you don't want anyone to feel unsupported.
And suddenly, your business becomes a place where everyone else's needs matter more than your own.
Let me tell you somethin…
Capitalism LOVES a martyr.
Especially one who believes exhausting herself in service of others makes her a good person.
RULE #5: There's a RIGHT way to succeed.
Follow the blueprint.
Use the script.
Hack the funnel.
Hit the KPIs.
Do what the 7-figure business coach did, even if you have completely different needs, values, circumstances, and definitions of success.
And when that blueprint doesn't work for you?
It’s your fault.
Because obviously the problem couldn't possibly be the one-size-fits-all formula. 🙃
“Okay, but… How the hell am I supposed to run an anti-capitalist business IN a capitalist world?”
Because that's the real question, isn't it?
You still have bills to pay. You still need to sell things.
And unless somebody's figured out how to pay their mortgage with good intentions and community care (I mean, really, if you have, PLEASE TEACH ME 😂)... we still need MONEY.
Well, guess what…
Capitalism doesn't own the rights to making money, my friend.
People have been buying, selling, trading, and exchanging things of value for THOUSANDS of years.
Long before capitalism came along and convinced us that the whole point of doing business was to accumulate as much wealth as possible, as quickly as possible, no matter the cost.
Commerce and capitalism are two VERY different things.
Capitalism operates through what I call the extraction economy.
It's built around taking as much as possible while giving as little as you can get away with.
And that extraction doesn't just happen to customers or workers. It happens to business owners, too.
You have to really be in integrity with yourself so that you're not re-upping on the extraction economy as a business owner.
Because it's a sneaky motherfucker, that extraction economy. And we've been cooked in it and it’s coded inside of us.
Which means even when you genuinely WANT to do business differently, those old beliefs about money, success, and sacrifice can sneak right back into your decisions.
And THAT is why we have to start questioning the rules we've been following and making different choices.
Choices rooted in what I call the economy of generous care.
Imagine running a business where…
✨ You make GOOD money doing work you genuinely believe in, without apologizing for wanting financial security, comfort, or even wealth.
✨ Your customers get to make empowered decisions about what they buy, without being pressured, tricked, or manipulated.
✨ Your business contributes something meaningful to your community without requiring you to sacrifice your own well-being.
✨ You get to decide what success looks like, including how much you want to work, earn, and grow.
And when you reach a point where you have ENOUGH?
You get to enjoy it.
You don't have to immediately invent another revenue goal just because somebody on Instagram told you that successful business owners are always scaling.
And look…
These aren't just nice ideas to put on your vision board.
They show up in the decisions you make EVERY DAMN DAY.
>>> How you price your work.
>>> What you say when someone asks for a discount.
>>> How you invite people to buy without pressuring them.
>>> How much access you give your customers.
>>> And whether you actually WANT to grow your business or you're just chasing the next revenue goal because that's what you've been taught successful people do.
THOSE are the decisions where we get to start doing business differently.
Because making good money and giving a shit about people do NOT have to be mutually exclusive.
And THAT is what you'll start learning how to do inside Anti-Capitalist Business 101.
You started a business to do some GOOD in the world… So why does making money feel so gross and hard?
You have something valuable to offer. Work you believe in. People you genuinely want to help.
AND…
You'd also really like to pay your bills, take a vacation, save for retirement, and maybe even build a little wealth along the way.
(Is that so much to ask?! 😂)
But most of the business advice out there seems to come with rules that go against your values…
Want more sales? → Learn how to overcome objections and CONVINCE people to buy.
Want to grow? → Post more. Push harder. Be consistent. (Even when you're exhausted.)
Want to make your work accessible? → Lower your prices, give more of yourself away, and somehow figure out how to make ends meet.
And before you know it, you're bending over backwards for your customers, ignoring your own needs, and running a business that demands more from you than the corporate job you wanted to escape.
And the really frustrating part is…
You might have spent YEARS doing the inner work to stop people pleasing, set better boundaries, and quit abandoning yourself for other people…
Only to find yourself doing those SAME DAMN THINGS in your business.
Because those aren't just random business rules you've picked up along the way.
They're the rules of CAPITALISM.
And they're EVERYWHERE.
They're in the business courses we buy, the advice we get, the success stories we're told to admire, and even the expectations we have of ourselves.
Believe me, I know.
I've spent nearly 20 years working in sales and marketing, including several years inside the corporate sales machine.
I've seen these rules in action. I've been TRAINED in them. Hell, I've trained ON them.
And after all those years, you know what I think?
>>> Capitalism is a death cult.
(That's not even hyperbole, that's just the truth.)
Because what else do you call a system that demands endless growth, endless productivity, and endless consumption on a planet with finite resources, from humans with finite energy?
A FUCKIN DEATH CULT.
Yet somehow, we've been convinced that running our businesses by capitalism's rules is just… inevitable.
But it isn't.
We CAN build and run anti-capitalist businesses.
And if we're going to do that, we need to understand exactly what we're deconstructing so we can start building something different.
Because once you start recognizing these rules for what they are, you can start making some VERY different decisions.
Like, what if you stopped trying to convince people to buy and started giving them the information they need to make their own choices?
What if you stopped chasing the next revenue milestone and figured out how much money you actually WANT to make?
And what if taking care of your customers didn't require abandoning yourself in the process?
That’s what you’ll discover inside Anti-Capitalist Business 101.
Four BIG questions we'll tackle inside Anti-Capitalist Business 101
1. Can you make good money (even get WEALTHY!) and still be anti-capitalist?
We'll talk about what it looks like to earn GOOD money without treating every customer like a dollar sign, every opportunity like a chance to extract more, or every revenue goal like a stepping stone to the next one.
Because you get to decide what financial success looks like for YOU.
2. How do you make your work accessible without sacrificing yourself in the process?
You want people to be able to afford your work.
Beautiful. I LOVE that.
But if your entire accessibility strategy is charging less, working more, and hoping your own bills magically pay themselves…
You’re gonna resent your business. And neither of us wants that for you.
So let's look at how accessibility and financial sustainability can co-exist, so you're not personally absorbing the cost of every good intention.
3. How do you SELL without manipulating, pressuring, or convincing people to buy?
What happens when you stop treating someone's NO like an objection you need to overcome?
We'll get into selling through consent, connection, and confidence.
How to communicate the value of your work, invite people to buy, and respect their right to make their own damn decisions.
(Yes, even when their decision is NO.)
4. How do you GROW without recreating the hustle culture you wanted to escape?
Capitalism says we have to strive to double our revenue every year.
Post on Instagram seven days a week.
And turn every free hour into a money-making opportunity.
During the webinar, you'll start figuring out what growth actually looks like for YOU, how much you WANT to work, and when enough money is actually ENOUGH.
Because bigger isn't automatically better.
And sometimes the most radical business decision you can make is deciding that what you have is ENOUGH.
PLUS: You’ll receive a companion workbook when you register for the webinar so you can really dive in.
Look, I don't want you to spend 90 minutes nodding along, thinking, "YES, KYLEY, EXACTLY!!" and then go right back to business as usual.
When you register for the webinar, you'll get a companion workbook to help you recognize where capitalism's rules are still showing up in YOUR business, question whether they're actually serving you, and start figuring out what you want to do differently.
I have a pretty unusual relationship with sales, money, and capitalism.
For nearly 20 years, I've worked in sales and marketing.
I spent years as a corporate sales executive, managing a team of 25 people and multimillion-dollar territories.
I know how to sell things.
I know how to grow revenue.
And I know how much conventional sales training revolves around getting what YOU want out of another human being.
(Which is one of the many reasons I had to break free from the corporate structure and do things differently.)
For the past seven years, I've also been coaching business owners.
People who genuinely want to help others, make meaningful contributions to the world, and earn enough money to take good care of themselves.
And I've watched some incredibly smart, talented people twist themselves into pretzels trying to follow business advice that was never designed with their needs or values in mind.
Here's what I've learned from seeing BOTH sides of the business world:
You can know every sales strategy in the book and still feel gross about using them.
You can genuinely care about making your work accessible and still end up sacrificing your own financial security.
And you can build a successful business on paper while simultaneously recreating the same hustle culture you were trying to escape.
I think we can do better than that.
And inside Anti-Capitalist Business 101, I’ll show you how we can start questioning those old rules and making different choices about how we sell, earn, and grow.
Ask yourself why you ended up here.
If you came here looking for validation, here it is:
You're NOT crazy for thinking there's something deeply wrong with the way we've been taught to do business.
You're also NOT naive for believing you can make good money without manipulating people, exploiting others, or sacrificing yourself in the process.
And you're CERTAINLY not alone in wanting to build something more aligned with your values.
Now… if you're ready to actually DO something about it…
If you're ready to question the capitalist rules you've been following, examine where those beliefs are still showing up in your business, and start making different choices about how you earn, sell, and grow…
Then join me for Anti-Capitalist Business 101.
We've got some deconstructing to do, my friend.
Because if we're gonna change the way business is done in this world, we're gonna need more people like YOU doing it differently.