Bring More You To Your Work

In this episode, Maya shares key questions that you can use to design a custom application that will draw in your most ideal clients – and help weed out the rest.

In this episode, Maya shares more about her signature program, Fully Vetted, and why she's shifting her focus to helping her clients fully vet their most ideal clients, easily and successfully.

In this episode, Maya shares what a signature program is (and isn’t), how it fits into the landscape of your business, and details it as an opportunity to reframe how you think about the work you do with your clients. This is Part II of II.

In this episode, Maya shares a little background on how she arrived at focusing on teaching signature programs, why she's so passionate about it, and starts to break down what a signature program means even further so that you’re clear on how it fits into the landscape of small business - and perhaps your business. This episode is Part I of II.

In this episode, Maya answers common questions from clients and gives her listeners a behind the scenes look at what’s going on in her business as we navigate systematic racism and implicit bias. Excellent conversation starter if you're considering what's next and how to take action.

On this episode, Maya shares an intro and what to expect in Season 2.

In this bonus episode, Maya talks about how fully vetting your most ideal clients can help both you and your clients have an amazing experience.

This bonus episode gives you an inside peek at a client community call that happened on March 12th, 2020. The topic: What's the state of your online business in 2020?
 
 On this client community call we discussed:

- What Maya is up to behind the scenes (22 minutes in)

- What's next for your online business in 2020 (24 minutes, 45 seconds in)

- How the coronavirus is affecting business - even if what you do is mostly online (36 minutes in)

- Creating a contingency plan for live, in-person events. (67 minutes in)

- Launching, scaling and growing your signature program (course, or class) online.(1 hour and 9 minutes in)

- Refreshing your tech knowledge, know-how, and the resources you're using online.(1 hour and 11 minutes in)

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Keep in mind, I share my thoughts, opinions and the strategies I’m using in my business. And, this is a very candid conversation between a few clients and fellow community members who happen to be women coaches in business.

Of course… You decide what you need and want for your own business. This call is simply an opportunity to hear different perspectives and the strategies we’re using. 

Use this call as an opportunity to hear what your peers and clients are thinking and doing, in real-time, around their business this year.

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Finally, let’s take a moment to highlight the community members who shared a bit of their perspective on the call:

- Dr. Edie Moore (Washington state), is a learning content strategist and knowledge curator for change-makers. She works with entrepreneurs and nonprofits that want to share their message and teach others by designing programs that contribute positively to our world. Dr. Moore works with her clients 1:1.

- Mwa Hungwe (Nevada), helps new and aspiring coaches and speakers build and grow a profitable business from scratch. She runs a structured online group program called “The Ultimate Starter Kit for Coaching: How to Create and Grow a Coaching Business From Scratch Without The Overwhelm, Confusion and Breaking the Bank.”

- Caryn Gillen (Oregon), is a leadership coach for entrepreneurs and executives who want to lead better and lead faster. She runs an online group mastermind, in-person retreats and VIP 1:1 coaching.

- Samone Thomas Blakely (Texas), is a dating coach who helps successful women of faith design winning love lives and confidently date for marriage. She’s the founder of her signature program, “Curved to Cuffed™,” a 90-day online program specifically for the successful woman of faith who desires to master her mindset, date smarter and improve her interactions with men so that she's pursued with the purpose of marriage. She also runs in-person retreats and live events.

- JR Rappo (California), helps “driven female founders with an important message, position themselves as an influential, next gen thought-leader so they can live their legacy and not just leave it.” JR typically works with her clients in a 1:1 VIP capacity.

Thanks for giving me the opportunity to share some of the behind the scenes of my business and specific ideas and strategies for your business in 2020.

In this episode, Maya shares how to make space for, and welcome in, the next phase in your business.

In this episode, Charlotte Nuessle talks about how working with Maya has helped her to step into her next phase of business.