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Building Your Business with Intention: Leadership Lessons with Big Spirit Inc
Episode Summary
You’re in for a treat with this week’s podcast episode! Host Melissa Swink interviewed Shanne Soulier, founder of Big Spirit Inc. They discussed how to grow a business intentionally, the challenges of starting and managing a company, and the importance of building a supportive team. Shanne shared his journey from freelancing to establishing a successful marketing firm, emphasizing the value of relationships, coaching, and effective systems. Listen to learn about the significance that promotional products have on client engagement and the need for a balanced work structure.
Key Highlights:
- Building intentional business growth requires a strategic balance of relationship nurturing and operational excellence.
- Transitioning from solo entrepreneur to team leader becomes seamless when leveraging freelance and part-time talent strategically.
- Investing in targeted coaching and mentorship accelerates business growth by providing structured guidance and accountability.
- Creating effective systems and workflows allows business owners to shift from working in their business to working on their business.
- Implementing a structured weekly schedule optimizes productivity while maintaining quality client relationships.
About Our Guest:
Driven to help promote the prosperity of his community, Shanne Soulier founded
Big Spirit Inc in 2012, a marketing firm that Brings Visions to Life Through Culturally Conscious Marketing Solutions. At Big Spirit, we help organizations Clarify their vision, Align their goals, and Transform their brand through expert graphic design, promotional products, and multi-media print marketing.
About Melissa:
Melissa Swink, Founder & CEO of Melissa Swink & Co., has a team of virtual assistants who provide administrative and marketing support for small businesses and non-profits.
Since 2012, Melissa and her team have helped more than 100 businesses grow through the services they offer, and she is dedicated to helping entrepreneurs create profitable, scalable businesses they love.
Her work is all about doing what works (and eliminating what doesn’t) and driving real, measurable results. Visit www.melissaswink.com to learn more!
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By Melissa SwinkEpisode Summary
You’re in for a treat with this week’s podcast episode! Host Melissa Swink interviewed Shanne Soulier, founder of Big Spirit Inc. They discussed how to grow a business intentionally, the challenges of starting and managing a company, and the importance of building a supportive team. Shanne shared his journey from freelancing to establishing a successful marketing firm, emphasizing the value of relationships, coaching, and effective systems. Listen to learn about the significance that promotional products have on client engagement and the need for a balanced work structure.
Key Highlights:
- Building intentional business growth requires a strategic balance of relationship nurturing and operational excellence.
- Transitioning from solo entrepreneur to team leader becomes seamless when leveraging freelance and part-time talent strategically.
- Investing in targeted coaching and mentorship accelerates business growth by providing structured guidance and accountability.
- Creating effective systems and workflows allows business owners to shift from working in their business to working on their business.
- Implementing a structured weekly schedule optimizes productivity while maintaining quality client relationships.
About Our Guest:
Driven to help promote the prosperity of his community, Shanne Soulier founded
Big Spirit Inc in 2012, a marketing firm that Brings Visions to Life Through Culturally Conscious Marketing Solutions. At Big Spirit, we help organizations Clarify their vision, Align their goals, and Transform their brand through expert graphic design, promotional products, and multi-media print marketing.
About Melissa:
Melissa Swink, Founder & CEO of Melissa Swink & Co., has a team of virtual assistants who provide administrative and marketing support for small businesses and non-profits.
Since 2012, Melissa and her team have helped more than 100 businesses grow through the services they offer, and she is dedicated to helping entrepreneurs create profitable, scalable businesses they love.
Her work is all about doing what works (and eliminating what doesn’t) and driving real, measurable results. Visit www.melissaswink.com to learn more!
Thanks for listening!
If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below!
Subscribe to the podcast
If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. You can also subscribe in your favorite podcast app.
Leave us an Apple Podcast review
Ratings and reviews from our listeners are really valuable and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on Apple Podcasts, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review.