“To fail so quickly and so fast and so outrageously was the best thing that could’ve happened to me.”                                                                                       ~ Jules Taggart

When Jules Taggart of AmpAndPivot.com launched her business she came out with a flourish that ended in a big fat flop. And she’s only too happy to share all the lessons she learned from that experience.

Jules is leading a “Blah Rebellion”… ditch the vanilla marketing and align your business with your personality, and enough with the apologies for saying what you came here to say… and be. We talk about how to market in a way that you absolutely love to market… yes, it is possible.

Also in this episode we talk about:  

* How having a baby taught her all about time management;

* What it means to “amp and pivot” when things don’t go the way you expected them to;

* What you need to consider before you enter into a partnership with someone;

* The things you need include and exclude when creating a product;

* Why you need to say what’s on your mind even if it’s not popular.

Show Notes and Resources:

* More about Jules Taggart

* AmpAndPivot.com

* Copy Ninja

* Thrive Hive

     “To fail so quickly and so fast and so outrageously was the best thing that could’ve happened to me.”                                                                                       ~ Jules Taggart

When Jules Taggart of AmpAndPivot.com launched her business she came out with a flourish that ended in a big fat flop. And she’s only too happy to share all the lessons she learned from that experience.

Jules is leading a “Blah Rebellion”… ditch the vanilla marketing and align your business with your personality, and enough with the apologies for saying what you came here to say… and be. We talk about how to market in a way that you absolutely love to market… yes, it is possible.

Also in this episode we talk about:  

* How having a baby taught her all about time management;

* What it means to “amp and pivot” when things don’t go the way you expected them to;

* What you need to consider before you enter into a partnership with someone;

* The things you need include and exclude when creating a product;

* Why you need to say what’s on your mind even if it’s not popular.

Show Notes and Resources:

* More about Jules Taggart

* AmpAndPivot.com

* Copy Ninja

* Thrive Hive