In this episode of Tell and Sell Your Story, Lisa Bradshaw shares a deeply personal decision: she's selling her house and buying a van to travel for a year.

What sounds like a lifestyle shift is actually a strategic expansion.

Lisa opens up about the emotional weight of letting go of a home filled with memories, the conversation with her son that changed everything, and the hopeful reluctance we often experience when stepping into a new season.

More importantly, she explains how this next chapter will integrate sponsorships, public speaking, and storytelling from the road and why this isn't a sabbatical from her business, but an evolution of it.

If you've ever felt a chapter quietly closing.
If you've been circling a decision for months.
If you're wondering what it would look like to build your outside-of-the-box dream in real time.

This episode challenges you to ask: What has served its purpose? And what would it look like to just do the thing you've. been wanting to do?

To follow along in this journey, be sure to subscribe to the podcast for updates throughout Lisa's van life adventures.

Are you building a signature talk and wondering what to charge for your keynote?

Before you look at industry averages or compare yourself to other speakers, you need to understand one critical distinction: value is not money.

In this episode of Tell and Sell Your Story, Lisa Bradshaw breaks down the difference between value and pricing for keynote speakers and entrepreneurs who want to step onto bigger stages with authority. If you've ever asked yourself:

• "What should I charge for my keynote?"

• "Am I ready to pitch national conferences?"

• "How do I know what my talk is worth?"

This conversation shifts how you think about speaker fees forever.

Inside this episode, Lisa shares:

• The difference between delivering a presentation and delivering measurable value

• How emotional shifts, behavioral changes, and operational impact define keynote value

• Why you cannot price what you cannot articulate

• How to think about your signature talk as a long-term asset, not a one-time event

Whether you're an emerging speaker, an established entrepreneur, or building your first signature talk, this episode helps you clarify the real value of your voice before you ever attach a number to it.

In this episode of Tell and Sell Your Story, Lisa Bradshaw shares a powerful conversation that sparked a deeper look at identity, transition, and storytelling in business. What happens when a 30-year corporate career ends and the title that defined you disappears? Where does your leverage come from then?

Through the story of a former vice president stepping into a business he's building with his son, Lisa explores why storytelling becomes essential when you move from internal credibility to public visibility. She breaks down why visual businesses often feel easier to market, why high achievers struggle to talk about themselves, and how your experience becomes your greatest asset when you're willing to tell it.

If you're navigating a career shift, building a side hustle, stepping into entrepreneurship, or redefining your identity beyond a job title, this episode helps you see how your story creates connection, builds trust, and makes marketing feel natural.

Because people buy from people and when your story is clear, your marketing gets easier.

Follow Tell and Sell Your Story for more storytelling insight and strategy to help grow your audience and your income.