Today's episode is inspired by a quote from BOB CHAPMAN "The art of listening is not to hear what someone says but to hear how they feel."   The idea is that when you can hear so closely, so intimately, for how someone else feels, you're listening much more intently and therefore will build a deeper relationship with that person.  That is the art of listening.

Today's episode is inspired by a quote from BOB CHAPMAN "The art of listening is not to hear what someone says but to hear how they feel." The idea is that when you can hear so closely, so intimately, for how someone else feels, you're listening much more intently and therefore will build a deeper relationship with that person. That is the art of listening.

Today's episode is inspired by a quote from BOB CHAPMAN "The art of listening is not to hear what someone says but to hear how they feel." &nbsp; The idea is that when you can hear so closely, so intimately, for how someone else feels, you're listening much more intently and therefore will build a deeper relationship with that person.&nbsp; That is the art of listening.

393 - Hear How They Feel

You’re a creative expert. You might already be earning an income as a writer, author, videographer, photographer, filmmaker, musician, or artist.&nbsp; And you're looking to transition from being a freelancer for hire to monetizing your creative expertise. &nbsp; Perhaps you’ve been thinking about starting a podcast, launching a product, building a course, writing a book, forming a community, starting a YouTube channel, or hosting a live event.&nbsp; You want to leverage your experience, skills, and knowledge to build new income streams for yourself so you can get out of the “rat race” - stop trading your time for money.&nbsp; &nbsp; I get you. I'm married to a creative person.&nbsp; We've built several income streams together.&nbsp; And I work with creatives to package, price, and promote their expertise all the time. On this podcast, I'll discuss and bring on guests to discuss proven frameworks (like marketing funnels, value ladders, marketing flywheels, and building communities from podcasts). &nbsp; And, we're going to make it fun. In between all the serious talk, we're going to throw in some humor, dad jokes, to make this process playful and entertaining. I'll coach creatives, in real-time on the show, how to transition from freelancer to expert.&nbsp; We'll discover together what income streams are right for you, so you can create new income streams and get paid whether you're working or not.&nbsp;

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You’re a creative expert. You might already be earning an income as a writer, author, videographer, photographer, filmmaker, musician, or artist.  And you're looking to transition from being a freelancer for hire to monetizing your creative expertise.   Perhaps you’ve been thinking about starting a podcast, launching a product, building a course, writing a book, forming a community, starting a YouTube channel, or hosting a live event.  You want to leverage your experience, skills, and knowledge to build new income streams for yourself so you can get out of the “rat race” - stop trading your time for money.    I get you. I'm married to a creative person.  We've built several income streams together.  And I work with creatives to package, price, and promote their expertise all the time. On this podcast, I'll discuss and bring on guests to discuss proven frameworks (like marketing funnels, value ladders, marketing flywheels, and building communities from podcasts).   And, we're going to make it fun. In between all the serious talk, we're going to throw in some humor, dad jokes, to make this process playful and entertaining. I'll coach creatives, in real-time on the show, how to transition from freelancer to expert.  We'll discover together what income streams are right for you, so you can create new income streams and get paid whether you're working or not. 

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393 - Hear How They Feel

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