Read people. See the world. Build the life.
Christina Frank built a career around understanding people — first through performance, then through travel, sales, and entrepreneurship. Now she brings those worlds together through honest conversations, practical tools, and a method for communicating, connecting, and growing.
Acting, Meisner, travel, sales, building a business, and a fair amount of getting it wrong first. None of it was a plan. All of it turned out to be the same job.
Frankly is where I bring it all together.
Episode one is called I Was Building the Wrong Show.
A show about telling yourself the truth — and what becomes possible when you do. Travel, people, growth, style, business, and the things that make life feel more alive.
Some episodes are stories from my life. Some are a question I've been turning over. Some are an hour with someone I find fascinating.
Get the episode the day it drops, plus the occasional note that doesn't make it on camera.
Tell me what to cover → Subscribe on YouTubeThis is the first application of The FRANKLY Method, built for travel advisors who want to stop sounding like salespeople and start becoming the advisor clients trust for life.
Six sessions on discovery, objections, the close, and the retention rhythm behind $1M+ in personal sales. It's the same method, aimed at one industry.
The Frankly Method came out of two years of Meisner training at the Neighborhood Playhouse and eight years of selling travel. It's a listening discipline: you stop planning what you'll say next and respond to the person actually in front of you.
That's a sales skill. It's also a leadership skill, and the difference between performing and connecting.
Travel is where I learned people. Not itineraries — people. What they say they want, what they actually want, and how to tell the difference before you spend their money.
I'm still a working advisor. I still sell, still travel, still take the calls. That's the credibility behind everything else here.
Honeymoons, big birthdays, the trip you've been putting off for four years, or a week somewhere you've never been able to justify. Tell me who's going and what you're hoping it feels like.
We start with a conversation, not a quote. Everything is booked through TravelBrokers, so you get the supplier relationships and the protection that come with a real agency.
Two years of Meisner at the Neighborhood Playhouse. Commercials, voiceover, modeling, sets, and more auditions than I'd like to count. Then travel, then sales, then a business.
Twenty-seven jobs before this one. Every one of them taught me something I use now, which is either a great story or a warning, depending on how you look at it.