Here’s a small sample of the “Curiosity Resume” of today’s guest:

• Helped raise over $100M for non profits
• Was a pop artist in the 90s with a song that knocked Whitney Houston’s "I Will Always Love You" out of the #1 spot on the Billboard Top 40 Charts
• Has been married to her husband for 30 years, with 3 children, in New York City… and has had a grand total of 5 fights with her husband (what an epic statistic to track 😆)

This, in combination with doing things like deciding to also live in her favorite city in the world (Paris) were all things that stood out to me when I first met Josselyne Herman Saccio.

She’s someone who’s willing to bend the rules of reality to manifest her curiosity, and I knew there was a ton to learn from her!

Here are 3 things to look forward to in today’s episode:

1. Why according to Josselyne your vision is NOT a goal — it’s a space, and how understanding this subtle shift impacts the way you approach manifesting what you desire
2. How shifting a limiting belief resulted in Josselyne becoming a Billboard Top 40 artist when she was a teenager
3. What Josselyne’s daughter selling bead sticks has to do with catalyzing Josselyne to raise over $100M for charity 

Can’t wait for you to listen!

Show Notes Generated With The Help of AI!

Podcast Show Notes for "Beyond Curious" featuring Josselyne Herman Saccio

00:00 - Introduction to Beyond Curious and today's guest, Josselyne Herman Saccio

Host Brandon Fong introduces this week’s guest, Josselyne Herman Saccio, a transformative coach, talent manager, author, and philanthropist. With over 30 years of experience, Josselyne has impacted more than 200,000 people through her work in business, self-expression, and conflict resolution. She is also a former pop star whose group, Boy Crazy, had a #1 hit in 1993.

00:51 - The transformative power of raising $100,000,000 for charity

Josselyne’s ability to empower others stems from her life experiences, including raising significant funds for nonprofits. The conversation highlights her unique methodology of empowering people to live their dreams "now, not someday."

03:03 - Josselyne’s lifelong dream and her path to stardom

Brandon dives into Josselyne's story of how she realized her childhood dream of becoming a singer, knocking Whitney Houston off the Billboard #1 spot. This achievement catalyzed her mission to empower others.

06:08 - Breaking limiting beliefs to achieve rapid transformation

Josselyne recounts how she overcame the belief instilled at age 5 that “art couldn’t be a career,” leading to her pop music success. She emphasizes the power of addressing unconscious blocks.

09:56 - The importance of identity in pursuing dreams

Josselyne shares how introducing herself as a singer—even before achieving success—opened doors, including her serendipitous opportunity with Boy Crazy. She explains how aligning actions with identity transforms possibilities into reality.

12:29 - Being "unmessable with" through resilience

Josselyne reflects on losing an opportunity with Boy Crazy before being re-selected as their final member. Her ability to stay committed to her vision despite setbacks exemplifies the core of her coaching philosophy.

15:55 - From pop stardom to transformative coaching

After her music career, Josselyne shifted her focus to helping others fulfill their dreams, whether through talent management, philanthropy, or personal coaching. She explains how her coaching philosophy integrates creativity, action, and integrity.

18:20 - Coaching actors: Transformative principles for success

Josselyne shares her experience managing actors and emphasizes the importance of hard work, taking ownership of one’s career, and having a purpose beyond self-interest.

24:24 - Raising $100,000,000: Josselyne’s most impactful philanthropy

Josselyne recounts organizing events to support children who lost their parents during 9/11, catalyzed by her daughter’s simple act of kindness. She highlights the significance of bold asks in successful fundraising.

29:15 - The anatomy of enrollment and registration

Exploring the distinctions between creating possibility (enrollment) and making bold requests (registration), Josselyne explains how these principles apply to fundraising, relationships, and business success.

32:18 - Shifting from reaction to creation through vision

Josselyne outlines her methodology for overcoming survival-mode reactions by creating a predesigned vision space. This practice allows individuals to take empowered actions aligned with their dreams.

37:46 - Awareness and physical red flags in the path to creation

The discussion delves into recognizing triggers and physical manifestations of reactive states. Josselyne shares practical strategies to shift into a neutral space and stay connected to one’s vision.

44:04 - Designing micro and macro visions

Josselyne coaches Brandon on distinguishing between goals and vision. She elaborates on how vision serves as the context for life rather than an end destination, creating a space for presence and flow in every moment.

50:53 - The universe doesn’t tolerate empty space

Josselyne explains how intentional creation is essential to fill the inevitable gaps that arise in life. She emphasizes the importance of proactively defining what fills those spaces to remain aligned with one’s vision.

54:00 - Avoiding the pitfalls of entrepreneurial survival mode

For entrepreneurs, Josselyne warns against losing sight of vision in the pursuit of sustaining success. She offers actionable advice for staying in a state of creation rather than reaction.

Links & Resources:

• Josselyne Herman Saccio's Website: Basics of Being Unmessable With
• Josselyne’s Books:
• Peace Promises: 30 Days to a More Peaceful Life
• The Promise Effect: How to Create a Life That Wasn’t Going to Happen Anyway
• The Art of Being Unmessable With (Upcoming)