She Didn't Stop for a Broken Leg. She Stopped for a Zero.

Kim Rogne spent 25 years thriving in real estate — sales, multi-million-dollar brokerages, massive teams. Hustle wasn't something she did. It was who she had become. Then a skiing accident in Breckenridge broke her tibia and fibula, fractured her ankle, and put her on the couch for 10 weeks. Seven days later she was back on Zoom recruiting agents. A month after that, sitting in a wheelchair reporting a growth number she had never posted before — a zero — she finally admitted she wasn't okay. Today Kim is a keynote speaker, high-performance coach, founder of For the Love Of, and bestselling author of the guided journal For the Love of Self . In this episode of the No Regrets Blueprint Podcast, Mat Lewczenko sits down with Kim for an honest conversation about achievement addiction, ego-driven rest, the dangerous advice that working moms "can do it all," and what it takes to stop turning every hobby into another leadership role. Kim shares why her numbers became her identity, how a leave of absence and 57 conversations led her to coaching, the friendship that sparked her journal system, and the boundary she had to learn: it's okay to just be. Because you don't have to wait to be in a wheelchair to admit you're not okay. In this episode: Hustle culture and dopamine loops, ego vs body as the reason to rest, identity beyond production numbers, dangerous "you can do it all" advice for working moms, responsibility vs mind-reading, masculine vs whole-human coaching brands, boundaries and leadership addiction, the For the Love of Self journal origin story, and what 80-year-old Kim wants today's Kim to remember. Connect with Kim Rogne: https://flowselfsystem.com Explore the No Regrets Blueprint: https://noregretsblueprint.com Take the No Regrets Scorecard: https://scorecard-no-regrets.lovable.app/ If this conversation resonates, follow the show and share it with a high achiever who needs permission to stop.