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An online business is hard enough. Add in isolation and it gets even more taxing mentally, physically, and emotionally.
But there's a deeper, darker type of loneliness. It's one most entrepreneurs don't fully understand. It's why you feel alone even in a room full of friends and family.
Getting a handle on this type of loneliness is critical. You must understand what's going on so that it doesn't consume you. Awareness matters.
That's why Jayne and I created a special episode we're calling: The Lonely Entrepreneur.
In this episode, you'll discover…
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Quitters never win and winners never quit, right? Not exactly.
What's more accurate is:
Winners know what to quit… when to quit… how to quit… and why to quit. They know what stops them. And they quit doing those things.
In other words, winners have figured out the art of how to eliminate 80-90% of the crap keeping others stuck. And they've created strategies for focussing on the 10-20% that creates success.
In this episode, The Art of Quitting, Marc Von Musser and I talk about the top things most coaches and consultants need to quit in order to finally move forward in their business.
We also cover the only three things you need to DO in order to build a successful business.
When you listen, you'll discover…
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Another day, another blog post… podcast… InstaGraphic… Livestream… clever twitter quote… ebook… opt-in freebie… and on and on it goes.
Let's be real… the "Give Away Your Best Stuff for FREE" ride never ends. It's a hungry beast that DEMANDS to be fed--daily. It can consume your entire working day.
But does the strategy work? Is it worth the effort? How do you know?
Is there a way to pull it off without going insane?
In this episode we cover the biggest questions… concerns… and misunderstandings we hear over and over when it comes to creating and "giving away your best stuff for free."
You'll discover…
Too many business owners are terrified of making the wrong choice when it comes to technology. They're afraid whatever they pick won't allow them to compete… or won't allow the customer a good experience… or won't allow them to find a customer in the first place.
Since when did the technology become such a burden? Isn't technology supposed to make life easier... MORE productive…less stressful?
If so, why do so many people get stuck, spending months, analyzing tech options?
Is there a better way? Are business owners missing something? Will they be left behind?
Those are the answers Adrienne and I discuss in today's episode.
In this episode, you'll discover…
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Max is world class spiritual teacher and transformational mentor who, for more than 30 years, has been helping others find peace in a world of chaos.
Still, Max was struggling to find peace within his own marketing strategy. His inability to consistently find his ideal clients was driving him to work too much and underserve his ideal client. As he puts it, he was getting a "minuscule rate of return" for the massive marketing work he was doing.
Max tried…
And then the internet came along and he tried…
...and because of all that, he admits he began to lose some of his love for what he does. It became more about the grind of getting content produced and launching the next product than about getting results for his clients.
Then, Max found Clients on Demand.
In this interview, we pull back the curtain on what Max experienced as he began to apply our system. He describes what it was like to push through, and then breakthrough to the results he's getting now.
As you listen, don't be surprised if you hear a little of your story in Max's story.
In this episode you'll discover...
Whether we like it or not, people who succeed think differently than people who get, and stay, stuck. Circumstances. Backgrounds. Opportunities. They may all be identical between two people and yet, those two people can achieve very different outcomes.
Why is that the case?
How is it possible?
What makes the difference?
In this episode: Rich Brain Poor Brain, we dive into the thinking that separates those who move forward from those who stay stuck.
You'll discover…
This might be the most important podcast episode we've EVER recorded.
Because if you do not have the SKILL to distinguish between real and imaginary problems, you will get STUCK. And stay stuck. For a very long time. Decades is not unusual.
No matter how many problems you seem to solve, if you're solving imaginary ones, you'll never get around to actually MOVING FORWARD in your business. You'll never actually see results.
You'll look around 12 months… 3 years… 5 years later… and realize you are in the same spot as you were when you started (at least in terms of income, freedom, and actual impact on the world).
Fact is, there are more than enough REAL problems to tackle. So, there's no need to make up IMAGINARY problems. After all, you don't get extra credit for making life more difficult.
That's why in this episode you'll discover 5 critical, yet simple questions every successful business owner must learn to ask in order to distinguish between REAL and IMAGINARY problems.
When you learn, and learn to ask, these questions, you're much more likely to…
Additionally, in this episode you'll discover…
If you're ready to get better at identifying REAL problems... and then rapidly moving through and past them... then this episode can eliminate YEARS of contemplation, frustration, and stagnation.
Mentioned in This Episode:
Clients on Demand
Russ Ruffino
Imagine you could make your competition irrelevant. Imagine nothing they do affects you one way or the other. Their pricing, irrelevant. The size of their audience, irrelevant. Their celebrity-like status in your market, irrelevant.
Well, it's not only possible, it's actually far easier to make your competition irrelevant than it is to out-compete them or waste energy wishing they'd go away.
And in this episode Adrienne and Russ offer up six strategies for making your competition irrelevant. By applying these six strategies (and one in particular) you can swoop into and dominate any market, anywhere, at anytime.
Plus, in less time than you'd believe, you could be the highest earning expert in your market—without a big list, without a huge audience of followers, and without all the complicated moving parts.
In this episode you'll discover:
By the end of this episode, you'll be amazed just how possible it really is to make your competition irrelevant.
Mentioned in This Episode:
Clients on Demand
Russ Ruffino
If you're an introvert then you probably agree "Selling sucks." Especially if you were infected with the old school methods of selling. BS like…
-Fake rapport based on mindless small talk…
-Relying on Charisma to win over clients…
-Manipulating… convincing… arm twisting…and "boxing prospects in" so you can "close" them.
In fact, I bet you get a little sick to your stomach just thinking about it. If that's you. You're right. The old way is crap.
Fortunately, we've developed a NEW way of enrolling your ideal clients into your programs. And we're going to let you in on the results in this episode.
What's more, we've been testing this with the introverts on our team. In short, they LOVE this NEW approach and are crushing their enrollment goals.
PLUS… our introverted CLIENTS are loving using the process in their businesses too. They're enrolling more of their perfect clients than ever before, and actually enjoying the process.
In this episode you'll also discover…
Mentioned in This Episode:
Clients on Demand
Russ Ruffino
Since the birth of Clients on Demand, we have logged over 10,000 coaching calls, giving us more than an intimate view of what the paralyzation of fear really looks like.
What we see over and over again is how people have picked up a learned "scared-ness," And that it keeps them trapped in a life that feels more like a cage than the epic adventure life can be. These fears effect every area of how you live your life, and you better believe that ithe impact includes what you are able to create with your business.
So, after analyzing and considering 10,000+ coaching calls, Jayne Jewell and I are going to dive into the ONE CRITICAL (and learnable) SKILL we have found to be the "X-Factor" between what success and failure comes down to.
In this episode we talk about:
Mentioned in This Episode:
Clients on Demand
Russ Ruffino
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