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The Table Podcast

The Table Podcast

Hosted by Haley Westfall

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51

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Jun 2026

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Not every room is worth being in. The Table Podcast is where builders, entrepreneurs, and big thinkers pull up a chair for the conversations that actually move the needle. Hosted by Haley Westfall — event curator, strategist, mom of three, and professional bevy enthusiast — this show dives into the real stories behind building businesses, cultivating powerful rooms, and surrounding yourself with the right people… all while raising a family and chasing big dreams.

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June 11, 202625 min

Self Trust: Why It's the Relationship That Changes Everything with Matt Gottesman (Part 3 of 3) | Ep. 50

This is the one that brings it all home.The finale of a three-part live studio conversation recorded in front of a real audience at The Good Vibe Studios in Phoenix, Arizona — and by part three, the room is fully in it. The conversation opens up in a way that only happens when people feel safe enough to stop performing and start sharing.In this episode, the audience becomes part of the conversation. Two guests step forward and get honest — one about navigating his wife's open heart surgery three months after delivering twins, and what it took to surrender control and lean into faith, community, and calling. Another about the disorienting experience of building momentum, then watching it all shift, and the very real struggle of letting go of an identity that no longer fits — even when it still feels safe.This is what self-trust looks like when it stops being a concept and starts being a lived, messy, real thing.In this episode we get into:What it looks like to trust God with something you're afraid to even pray aboutWhy you can't have one foot in and one foot out — and what full surrender actually requiresThe difference between sharing open wounds online versus sharing earned scarsHow reverse engineering your ideal day changes the decisions you make right nowWhy setting something down completely is the only way to create space for what's nextWhat it means to be in the arena alongside the people you serve — not quarterbacking from the sidelinesThe one question Matt leaves the room with that might be the most convicting of the entire seriesIf you've been sitting in a season of uncertainty, identity shift, or the uncomfortable in-between — this episode was made for you.The one thing Matt asks you to do before you close this episode: Think about what you know you need to pray over but have been afraid to. That's exactly where your answer lives.This is part three of three. Go back and start with part one if you haven't yet — you'll want the full arc.CONNECT WITH MATTInstagram: @mattgottesmanPodcast: The Niche is You PodcastSubstack: Subscribe to The Niche is You SubstackCONNECT WITH HALEYInstagram: @thehaleywestfallWebsite: www.haleywestfall.comTikTok: @thehaleywestfallLinkedIn: Haley Westfall

June 8, 202629 min

Self Trust: Why It's the Relationship That Changes Everything with Matt Gottesman (Part 2 of 3) | Ep. 49

If part one cracked it open, part two goes deeper.This is the second installment of a live studio conversation recorded in front of a real audience at Good Vibe Studios in Phoenix, Arizona and the room is fully in it by now.In part two, the conversation gets personal. Haley shares her own experience of being let go from a job (not once, but twice) and what it took to finally stop running from the lesson and sit in the stillness long enough to hear it. Matt opens up about a relationship that was heading toward marriage, the moment something felt off, and what it looks like to practice self-trust even when you really, really want to override it.This is the episode where self-trust stops being a concept and starts becoming a practice.In this episode we get into:Why we override our intuition even when we already know and how to close that gapThe difference between self-sabotage and healthy self-reflection when things go sidewaysHow to know if something is from God or from fear and what to do when you're not ready to hear the answerWhat it means to be self-aware even when you're not listening to yourselfWhy self-regulation is the foundation of every relationship you have — with your spouse, your business, your team, and yourselfThe nervous system as a navigation system and why women are wired to know more than the world gives them credit forWhat it looks like to actually process hard seasons instead of just moving past themThis is part two of three. Go back and start with part one if you haven't yet and subscribe so part three lands right in your feed.CONNECT WITH MATTInstagram: @mattgottesmanPodcast: The Niche is You PodcastSubstack: Subscribe to The Niche is You SubstackCONNECT WITH HALEYInstagram: @thehaleywestfallWebsite: www.haleywestfall.comTikTok: @thehaleywestfallLinkedIn: Haley Westfall

June 4, 202629 min

Self Trust: Why It's the Relationship That Changes Everything with Matt Gottesman (Part 1 of 3) | Ep. 48

This episode is the first of a three-part series recorded live, in front of a real studio audience at Good Vibe Studios in Phoenix, Arizona — and the energy in that room is something you're going to feel.Matt Gottesman is a 3x founder, writer, and top-ranked podcaster whose work sits at the intersection of creativity, spirituality, and modern entrepreneurship. As the creator of The Niche Is You®, his platform has generated over 1 billion impressions, 500 million video views, and a global community of 300,000+ purpose-driven creatives and founders. His podcast ranks in the top 0.5% worldwide, and his Substack is one of the highest-subscribed publications in Philosophy. With 20+ years in tech and media — partnering with brands like Louis Vuitton and Moët Hennessy — Matt has become a leading voice on building with integrity, alignment, and intentional impact.And in this conversation, he brought all of it to the table.We start with his story — three startups, a divorce, the loss of his best friend and mentor, and a series of pivots he didn't ask for but couldn't ignore — and land somewhere most of us rarely go: an honest look at what it means to actually trust yourself.Not the motivational poster version. The real one. The kind that requires stillness in a world that rewards urgency. The kind that means honoring what you feel before you can explain it. The kind that changes every relationship you have — because the one you have with yourself sets the tone for all of them.In this episode we get into:Why self-trust is the root relationship — and what it costs you when it's brokenThe nervous system toll of hustle culture and urgency-driven decision makingWhy stillness isn't quiet — it's clarityHow entrepreneurship forces the kind of self-honesty most people spend a lifetime avoidingWhat it looks like to stop outsourcing your answers to the noise and start coming home to yourselfThis is part one of three. Subscribe so you don't miss what comes next.CONNECT WITH MATTInstagram: @mattgottesmanPodcast: The Niche is You PodcastSubstack: Subscribe to The Niche is You SubstackCONNECT WITH HALEYInstagram: @thehaleywestfallWebsite: www.haleywestfall.comTikTok: @thehaleywestfallLinkedIn: Haley Westfall

May 21, 202618 min

The Summer Duality Nobody Talks About: Motherhood, Momentum & Guilt | Ep. 47

Today we’re talking about the emotional duality so many ambitious moms quietly carry this time of year. The kids are home for summer and routines are shifting.And somewhere between the snack requests, wet towels and swimsuits, and “MOMMMM?” every 14 seconds… you’re also trying to maintain momentum in the things you’ve worked really hard to build.In this solo episode, Haley opens up about the tension between wanting slower mornings and core memories with your kids… while also craving progress, structure, and uninterrupted thought.Because both things can be true: You can deeply love motherhood AND still want to build big dreams. You can romanticize summer AND still feel overwhelmed by the chaos. You can crave presence AND still desire momentum.This episode is a reminder that building a rich life was never supposed to require abandoning yourself in the process. If you’ve ever answered emails from a pool chair with an emotional support bevy in hand… this one’s for you.In this episode, we get into:The duality of motherhood and ambitionSummer schedule shifts as an entrepreneurReleasing guilt around wanting both presence + purposeThe pressure of “perfect” motherhood onlineModeling ambition and humanity for our kidsRedefining success during different seasons of lifeIf this episode resonated with you, share it with another ambitious woman navigating the messy middle this summer. And if you’re not already subscribed to The Weekly Pour, Haley’s weekly newsletter, it's the place where many of these real-time thoughts begin before they become podcast episodes.Subscribe to The Weekly PourCONNECT WITH HALEY:Instagram: @thehaleywestfallWebsite: www.haleywestfall.comTikTok: @thehaleywestfallLinkedIn: Haley Westfall

May 14, 202615 min

The Membership Audit Nobody Wants to Do (But Everybody Needs) | Ep. 46

Haley's bringing real talk on this one. If you're in a membership (or leading one) and you're not getting the results you expected, this episode is your mirror moment. Haley breaks down the three most common reasons people exit memberships before they've actually given them a real shot, why "I've exhausted the room" is often a story we tell ourselves, and what radical responsibility actually looks like as both a community member and a community leader.This is your reminder that community is a long game and consistency is the only currency that pays out.In this episode:Why the "well has run dry" excuse is almost always a cop-outThe psychological u-turn that happens when you overstuff a membership with contentThree questions to ask yourself before joining or quitting any membershipWhy showing up once a month and saying your name isn't a strategyHow to do your own membership audit and actually own the outcomeThe difference between outgrowing a room and just avoiding the repsReflection prompts from this episode:How am I showing up in the spaces I'm financially committed to?Am I creating a clear imprint, or just introducing myself over and over?Do I have the time, capacity, and genuine interest to make this a priority?CONNECT WITH HALEY:Instagram: @thehaleywestfallWebsite: www.haleywestfall.comTikTok: @thehaleywestfallLinkedIn: Haley Westfall

May 7, 202617 min

The Room Isn’t the Problem: The Way You Show Up Is | Ep. 45

You can be in the right room and still walk away with nothing.In this solo episode, Haley dives into the difference between proximity and true connection and why simply getting access to “better rooms” doesn’t automatically create transformation.From performative networking and surface-level conversations to self-trust, vulnerability, and alignment, this episode explores how the relationship you have with yourself shapes every relationship in your life.Haley also shares a personal story about a recent lunch with a group of women she barely knew and how one intentional conversation created more depth in an hour than some relationships build in years.Plus, she shares details about an intimate live podcast experience happening in Phoenix, Arizona on May 27th at The Good Vibe Studios with Matt Gottesman focused on identity, alignment, relationships, and meaningful connection.🎟️ Join us for Table Talk: A Live Podcast Experience on May 27thIf you’ve been craving deeper conversations, authentic relationships, and rooms that actually move you, this episode is for you.In This Episode:Why proximity doesn’t equal depthThe difference between networking and genuine connectionHow self-trust impacts the way you show up in roomsWhy vulnerability changes everythingCONNECT WITH HALEYInstagram: @thehaleywestfallWebsite: www.haleywestfall.comTikTok: @thehaleywestfallLinkedIn: Haley Westfall

April 30, 202614 min

What 41 Taught Me About Time, Standards, and Relationships: Why I’m Choosing Alignment Over Obligation in This Season | Ep. 44

If you’ve ever felt like your relationships look full on paper… but don’t always feel aligned in real life, this one’s for you.In this special birthday episode, Haley is coming to you in real time (slightly under the weather, but committed nonetheless) with a raw, honest reflection on what entering her 41st year has revealed about relationships, time, and personal standards.She unpacks the shift from maintaining relationships out of history or proximity to intentionally choosing depth, alignment, and mutual investment. From learning how to bless and release without guilt, to recognizing that time is our most fleeting resource and one we should steward with purpose.This episode also dives into:Why not every relationship is meant to last foreverThe difference between proximity and intentional connectionWhy she’s no longer willing to half-ass how she shows up or what she accepts from othersThe importance of putting your marriage and family front and centerHow your relationship with yourself sets the tone for everything elseAnd the role faith plays as the foundation for peace and clarityWhether you’re navigating shifting friendships, craving deeper connections, or simply reevaluating where your time and energy are going, this episode is your permission slip to choose differently.Because a rich life isn’t built on how many people you know it’s built on who you’re truly connected to.CONNECT WITH HALEYInstagram: @thehaleywestfallWebsite: www.haleywestfall.comTikTok: @thehaleywestfall LinkedIn: Haley Westfall

April 16, 202623 min

Servant Leadership in Business: How to Build Meaningful Relationships That Actually Last | Ep. 43

If you’ve ever walked into a room and felt like everyone was quietly sizing each other up… this episode is your reset.In this solo, Haley breaks down what servant leadership in business actually looks like—and why meaningful relationships will always outperform transactional networking in the long run.Because the truth is… most people aren’t struggling with access to rooms. They’re struggling with how they show up inside of them.This episode dives into:What servant leadership really means in the context of business relationshipsThe difference between transactional networking and meaningful connectionHow to shift from “what can I get?” to “who is this person, really?”Tactical ways to retrain your brain to prioritize depth over opportunitySimple systems to track and remember key relationship detailsHow to follow up in a way that builds trust—not just more contactsIf you’re ready to stop working rooms and start building relationships that actually move your life and business forward—this episode is for you.Want to take this further?If you want a clear, tactical framework for maximizing every event you attend, check out Haley’s READY for the Room audio masterclassInside, she walks you through a strategic 5-step framework to help you:Walk into any room with intentionHave better, more meaningful conversationsBuild relationships that actually lead to opportunitiesUse code PODCAST50 for 50% off 👇🏼READY for the Room: A 5 Step Framework for Maximizing Live EventsCONNECT WITH HALEYInstagram: ⁠@thehaleywestfall⁠Website: ⁠www.haley.westfall.com⁠TikTok: ⁠@thehaleywestfall⁠LinkedIn: ⁠Haley Westfall

April 9, 202614 min

The Forgotten 6th F: Why Fun Might Be the Missing Piece in Your Rich Life | Ep. 42

A few weeks after recording an episode on building a “rich life,” I had a realization…I left something out.Not because it’s not important—but because it’s something so many of us have quietly deprioritized as adults.Fun.In this short, no-fluff solo, I’m breaking down what I’m calling the forgotten 6th F—and why fun isn’t something you earn after you’ve done enough… it’s part of the foundation.We’ve optimized everything—our work, our routines, even our relationships. But somewhere along the way, we started believing everything needs a purpose, a result, or a return.Even our fun has an agenda.This episode is your reminder that a life can look full on paper… and still feel heavy. And that small, intentional moments of joy might be the missing piece.If you’ve been building, pushing, and doing all the “right” things—but something still feels off… this one’s for you.CONNECT WITH HALEYInstagram: ⁠@thehaleywestfall⁠Website: ⁠www.haley.westfall.com⁠TikTok: ⁠@thehaleywestfall⁠LinkedIn: ⁠Haley Westfall

April 2, 202618 min

Behind the Ticket Price: The Real Costs of Hosting In Person Events | Ep. 41

If you’ve ever looked at an event ticket and thought, “why is it priced like that?” , this episode is your behind-the-scenes answer.This isn’t a rant. It’s a transparent look at what it actually takes to build intentional, high-quality rooms.In this short, no-fluff solo, Haley breaks down the real financial cost of hosting events:The big-ticket items → venue minimums, insurance, core logisticsThe “nickel-and-dime” expenses → printing, signage, and all the small details that add up fastThe often overlooked → ad spend, marketing, and the cost of actually filling the roomShe also dives into:Why aligned sponsorships matter (and why they’re more than just extra revenue)The unexpected value of connecting with other event hosts who truly get itIf you’re an attendee, this will shift how you view ticket prices.If you’re an event host (or want to be), this will validate everything you’ve been feeling.Because the truth is—you’re not just paying for a seat.You’re stepping into something built with strategy, risk, and a whole lot of invisible work.CONNECT WITH HALEYInstagram: @thehaleywestfallWebsite: www.haley.westfall.comTikTok: @thehaleywestfallLinkedIn: Haley Westfall

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