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As women we tend to struggle with an extra amount of guilt over taking time away from our families while we work on our careers, and it is a balancing act that is very difficult. In this episode I share a discussion I recently had with a friend about my journey of hustling and working to bring a business to a million dollars in revenue while also balancing being a wife and mother. It is my hope that this discussion will help other women on their entrepreneurial journeys and make things a bit easier.
Dismantling racism will come at a cost. A cost of power, of wealth, of opportunity. As long as there is a hierarchy designed to keep White people at the top, there will be a fight to redistribute that equity. It demands it. And the ones who will fight the hardest to stay at the top are White people. Which means the only way it changes is if enough White people get disgusted enough at the injustice to dismantle it.
In today's episode we talk about the most important questions you need to ask yourself while you're in the midst of planning your business. I give a great example of a done-for-you business in which we ask the important questions, and then answer them so that everyone can get a good idea of how it works. Before you listen it would be a great idea to go to JulieStoian.com and get the free spreadsheet there, that we talk about in this episode, so you can begin answering these questions for your own business.
When you're looking at your business you want to make sure you have the right people in place, you want to make sure you have the right process in place, and you want to have the right tech tools in place. But over thinking when you have to make a decision on the tool you want to use, is really not beneficial. In this episode I give you examples of the tools that are available. This way you will have an easier time making a decision on which tool to use based on your business' needs, and you won't have to spend more than 15 minutes doing it, or second guessing yourself.
Launch Gorgeous finished with its first group of students and in this episode I give you some examples of what the students biggest takeaways were. You will also hear about some of the experiences they had while trying to do their launch in the midst of the Coronavirus drama, and what they felt their victories were.
A lot of agencies and service providers have taken a hit during the uncertain time of the Coronavirus. But there is not reason why they can't survive and even thrive during these times. In this episode I will explain what three types of companies you can pivot towards and be able to provide service and get those businesses online during a time when online companies are thriving.
A lot of us have built our business in one of the greatest economies ever, where we're always trying to stretch to the next thing, to the new thing. But preparation is sort of working in the opposite direction. It's not that you don't stretch, it's not that you don't push, but preparation is to make ready the thing that you can't see yet. In this episode I will teach you my strategy for having a business savings account and being prepared for times like we are currently experiencing, and being able to have a life raft that can help you as well as people around you.
During these unprecedented times, we have to be able to shift and make changes to continue to be able to serve our customers. On this episode I interview Todd Herman, who was recently diagnosed with Coronavirus and who is an entrepreneur and coach, about how we can get through the changes with people's needs and still be able to serve. He also talks about how we can use an alter ego to help us make decisions, and be confident in what we might not be otherwise.
On this episode I talk to you guys about what's going on in the world. Obviously we are living in unprecedented times with the spread of the Covid-19 virus. I'm thinking a lot about the idea of influence, and when we have a platform as marketers or entrepreneurs, we have people following us, and our words mean something. In this episode we will explore what that means and how we can have business as usual, when it's not business as usual.
In this episode you will get a behind the scenes look at our new experimental launch style as we turn Launch Gorgeous into a premium done with you program. I explain the differences between this program and some of the other lower end products we offer, and how this is specifically designed to get you to launch by a specific date and have a successful launch.
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