Courage & Clarity

What does it take for content to go viral? Is there a recipe? What are the things you can control, and what are the things that you can't? In this episode we look at an Instagram case study, as well as popular Netflix shows, to answer these questions, and offer suggestions on the best things you can do to see progress with your content. 

In this episode I teach you a repeatable 4-step framework that you can use every time you need a cash injection into your business. Learn how you can use the skills, audience, and connections you already have to create no-brainer offers that customers sell themselves into. 

You were probably always told to "just keep trying, just keep pushing, you can do it, never give up." But who said things have to be so hard all the time? And what if we could achieve the same (or even better!) results by doing things the easy way? 

We’re talking about the biggest assumptions that you’re likely making in the midst of uncertain times and unprecedented world events. Find out what the biggest assumptions are, and ask yourself the questions to encourage you to determine if they are just assumptions or if there’s any evidence for them. 

In this episode, I'm tackling some common sales myths, and the mindset shifts I'd like you to make so that you can make selling, and getting customers and clients, easy, feel-good, and simple. Here's how you can focus on building conversation, community, and connection, along with old-fashioned business tactics, to get your next customer. 

This is a special (and slightly different) kind of episode: I invite you to come with me behind the scenes of how I plan (and adjust) my week. I've recorded this episode over one week, and share it all: what I planned, what didn't go according to plan, and what got accomplished. Listen for my best tips on how to feel great about how you spend your work time, how to adjust when unexpected things come up, and how you can get started with planning as a guide and not a rigid schedule. 

Is getting in front of more people one of your goals for this year, specifically by getting on more podcasts? In this week's podcast episode, you're going to learn what 4 things you absolutely must do in your pitch, along with some tips on what visibility and "adding value" actually look like. So if you've been having the heebie-jeebies about promoting yourself, you definitely need to pop this into your eardrums. 

I am often asked how the heck am I doing it all, and making it look so easy? It definitely is NOT easy, but I have come up with some things I do consciously that are helping me find business success while also showing up in my family the way I want to. I am not perfect by any means, but in this episode I share the things I do to make it easier on myself. It all starts with being really clear on what matters to you, and why. 

What makes for a "good student" when you are learning how to do things in your business? Many people purchase courses or programs with good intentions, but then become frustrated when it doesn't work for them. There are a few crucial learning mistakes that I see over and over, and if you can be aware of these, you can avoid making them -- which will set you up to get the most out of your future investments, whether that's taking a course, reading a book, or hiring a coach. 

This week we are talking about launching your offers, and the questions you need to ask yourself before you do so. If you are out there thinking about trying to earn an independent living doing something that you care about, you're going to reach the point, if you haven't already, where the time comes to put a paid offer out there, to have something for sale. Here are the 6 questions I have asked myself during my recent launch, and 3 tips to share with you to help you on your next one.