📣 JUST BECAUSE THEY SAID NO TO YOUR SERVICE - DOES NOT MEAN YOU SHOULD CLOSE UP SHOP. 📣

It means nothing about your service.

Today's episode is all about what to do when rejection threatens to take you off course and you have feels about someone saying no or having a launch that "fails".

You'll hear all about:

1. How to deal with hearing "no" or not hitting your goal

2. How to reframe and look at perceived failures as a win so you stop spiraling and get back into action

3. The two things to do when you feel knocked down by the word "no"

4. Why you need to accept that running your business is trial and error

Have you ever had a failed launch that you rose above?

And, if you're getting massive amounts of value from our podcast, please share an honest review over on Apple Podcasts! We want even more women to know how to start and build their businesses online and it's the fastest way for us to get the word out.

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If you're running an organic social media strategy - meaning you don't have the cash money to invest in ads, then you're going to want to peep today's episode! Now more than ever before, value based content is the way you will win in the online space and it's simply because attention spans are shorter (thanks to TikTok & Reels) and the algorithms reward you for creating engaging content. The more your content centers around giving value in an engaging way the more likely your audience will save, like, share, and watch your content. Each of those actions results in an engagement and tells Instagram that its relevant and bada bing bada boom - you win.

In today's episode we cover the following:

1. Why you might Be noticing a downtick on your engagement in social media

2. Two ways to sell services on social media - even if it's noisy AF.

3. How to create deeper online relationships with prospects without feeling like a used car salesman

PLUS we give you some fun homework that will help alleviate fear around creating relationships with your ideal clients online!

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Season 2 is coming to a close and we cannot believe we've given you all 23 episodes this season! In this episode, we are going out with a bang...and the question we are asking is....

What would you be willing to do for the results you want in your business? Yes, this weeks conversation is all about getting super uncomfortable and leaning into fear knowing that on the other side of that fear is usually a lesson or something that you need to hear in order to get you closer to the ideal outcome.

In this episode we talk about:

1. How fear manifests itself in our business results
2. How to use fear to learn more about yourself in an effort to move the needle forward in your business.
3. The 1% rule when it comes to getting uncomfortable
4. Asking yourself hard questions like "What am I willing to do in order to get the result I want?"
5. Why your fear is a compass of the things you should be doing in your business
6. How to have tough love with yourself so that you can keep going

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Is it just us or are the lines between work and home more blurred than ever? Have you experienced burnout in the last year … or maybe even currently? In this episode, Ashley and Katie talk bout how you can deal with burnout. Whether it’s Zoom burnout, emotional burnout, corporate burnout, or anything in between, we’ve got you covered.

Ashley and Katie are sharing their personal stories of burnout and how they worked (or in Katie’s case, currently working) through it. If are just not enough hours in the day before, we’re giving you steps to give yourself grace and conquer burnout.

In this episode, we’re talking with Lindsay Simonds, Owner and Founder of Lindsay Simonds Consulting (LSC). LSC offers strategic consulting to nonprofits with an emphasis on major gifts and capital campaigns (and my friends - this amazing human has raised over 1 BILLION dollars!).

Joni us for this amazing conversation about how building community and asking for help was the foundational aspect of Lindsay's business - so much so, she was able to create a full book of business within 10 days of launching her business.

Here are the top 5 things you'll learn from today's episode:
1. How to build community on your unique gifts
2. Why asking for help in your business is actually the most courageous thing you can do as you start out
3. Why Clubhouse is one of Lindsay's favorite places to show up online
4. Tips for creating your own community and following on Clubhouse
5. How to position yourself as a thought leader when you might be new and not have all the answers to every single question

About Lindsay
Lindsay Simonds founded Lindsay Simonds Consulting in 2017 after her role as Vice President at CCS, a leading global fundraising consulting and management firm providing services including feasibility studies, capital campaigns, prospect research, public relations, and case developments.

She is a senior, nonprofit, fundraising, and management professional with a decade of experience partnering with organizations for transformational change. Having raised over $1 billion philanthropic, she is an integral lead in expanding and deepening donor relationships, philanthropic strategies, and development operations.

A graduate of the University of Denver, Lindsay majored in International Studies at the Joseph Korbel School of International Studies with an emphasis on gender issues, conflict resolution, and economics. She has a deep love for culture and people – she has traveled to over 23 countries (and counting!). In her free time, she teaches yoga and is the founding chairwoman for Laughing Lotus yoga studio’s Love Saves the Day – a nonprofit dedicated to increasing access to yoga for all.

Connect with Lindsay
Website: https://lindsaysimondsconsulting.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsaysimonds
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/creating_community_for_good/?hl=en
Podcast: https://lindsaysimondsconsulting.com/podcast/

Ever struggle with knowing what to post in order to create interest in your products or services? Does that struggle play into your desire to post and show up consistently online?

In today's episode of Be Bold, Repeat, we are sharing how you can use something called a "Content Pillar" to stay consistent in your messaging and in showing up online. Consistency is SO important when it comes to creating a following and building know, like, and trust factor with your ideal audience and when we implemented this strategy in our own businesses, our social media presence went from "HOLY FUCK WHAT DO I POST TODAY?" to "EASY BREEZY, BEAUTIFUL".

In today's episode, you'll hear:

1. What a Content Pillar actually is
2. How Content Pillars can help create consistency in your online presence
3. Questions you can ask yourself to figure out what your Content Pillars are
4. How Content Pillars can create brand ambassadors without you having to explicitly pay or ask people to promote you or your product/service
5. Examples of what your Content Pillars might be
6. Why Content Pillars are the game-changer in making social media easy (especially when it comes to repurposing content)

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Do you have a morning routine? How about an afternoon routine? How do you structure your lifestyle as an entrepreneur so that you aren't falling back into the habits that may or may not have gotten you burnt out?

In our minds, morning routines or basic time management principles are less about creating parameters around what you should and shouldn't be doing during your day and are more about starting and continuing your day/week with a positive, supportive mindset (even if your day doesn't truly begin until 11 am ).

Listen, we aren't here to tell you what time to start your day or give you an exact framework of what to implement at what time because the truth is only you know what and when you need to do things to support your well-being. But in case you are lost on how to manage your time in a way that feels supportive as a new entrepreneur, you'll want to run on over to your favorite podcast platform and listen to today's episode!

Today's guest, Rebecca Whitman, shares why morning routines and basic time management principles can help to create alignment and abundance in your life and business. Because let's be honest...when you dreamt about entrepreneurship it probably didn't include working 60 hours a week chained to a desk...if you wanted that - you could have stayed in corporate America. 🤷🏼‍♀️

In today's episode, you'll hear:

1. How to create and structure your morning routine - even if you only have 10 minutes
2. What and how to use Focus Days vs. Play Days to set your week up for success
3. How to use the Pomodoro Method to get your hardest tasks done
4. What to do when you feel guilty for too much play in your day - hint it's a long game!

Rebecca Whitman is a Success Mentor, graduate with honors from Princeton University and author of the book “How to Make a Six Figure Income Working Part Time.” She hosts the “Balanced, Beautiful, Abundant” podcast.

She has studied with some of the great spiritual teachers of our time, like Marianne Williamson, Abraham Hicks, and Michael Beckwith, to name a few. Her philosophy divides life into 7 Pillars of Abundance which
include: spiritual, physical, emotional, romantic, mental, social, and financial. She helps people achieve balance within these seven areas so they can experience more fun and freedom in life!

Rebecca has been interviewed by primetime network news shows and on the hit streaming show “Good Morning LA LA Land.” She also been featured on popular radio talk shows like “The Aware Show” by Lisa Garr, “The Source” and “Late Night Health.” In addition to speaking on multiple worldwide podcasts, she has shared virtual stages with great thought leaders like Grant Cardone, Jack Canfield and Les Brown.

Connect with Rebecca:

• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rebecca.whitman

• Instagram: instagram.com/rebeccaewhitman

• Twitter: twitter.com/rebeccaewhitman

• Website: rebeccaelizabethwhitman.com

• Podcast: https://www.rebeccaelizabethwhitman.com/#podcast

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We’re getting into the feels and it's mainly because we know that being an entrepreneur can be an emotional experience. Oftentimes, people ask us how we keep going when things aren't going the exact way we want them to and the answer is simple...

We go back to what motivates us and why we do this work .... i.e. our values. It's our hope that this week’s episode will inspire you to understand how your own values play out in your business and most importantly, that you can use these values to keep going when you feel tired or weary in your business.

In this episode you'll hear:
1. How our values were the thing that launched our entrepreneurial journey
2. How to weave your values into your business or day job even if's not exactly clear on how they correlate
3. How to honor your values in your business
4. Why honoring your values will create a ripple effect in the world and in the economy
5. Why there's room for all of us at the top and why we've changed our mindset around other women being our greatest competitors

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When’s the right time to delegate your daily tasks as a CEO? At a certain point (whether that's revenue or clients you support), you'll need to be okay with outsourcing some of the tasks that someone else can handle for you. In our businesses, that looks like a Business Coach, a Virtual Assistant, and a Bookkeeper. We are SO passionate about hiring out certain tasks in our business because we know and have a major desire for our brainpower to be used on the things that actually move the needle forward in our business (i.e. serving our clients, business development, and content creation). But when should you start to hire out these tasks? Is there truly a right time?

In this episode, you'll hear:

1. The things we've outsourced in our business and the types of roles you might consider outsourcing to in order to manage the back end of your business

2. Our thoughts on when to hire support in your business

3. Time or Money - Why your time is your most valuable asset and how it makes you more money

Interested in hiring a virtual assistant? Here’s the amazing resource Ashley mentioned in the episode: https://www.instagram.com/virtualhrsupport/