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Dear GUAVABEAN, how do you make time for your personal and dating lives when you’re working remotely in different countries. Is it hard?

Dear GUAVABEAN, currently I work as a specialist in inbound marketing. I find it very difficult to find remote jobs that are more strategic like these. Does anyone here find themselves in the same situation and do you have any tips for me? I really want to throw myself into the world of digital nomading but finding a way to make money has been my biggest difficulty.

Stevie is a Social Media Coach and Content Creator. She recently started her business (Your Social Media Coach) with her friend, Danielle, and together they help small businesses grow on social media.

Dear GUAVABEAN, how do I become an online coach?

I’m determined to get my business up and running as a transformation coach, but I have no idea where to start and how to get my first paid clients.

I feel like I’ve been very concentrated and clear on the ‘why’ and the ‘what’, and now I’m stuck on the ‘how’.

At the minute it’s just a lovely vision in my head...

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

In this episode we dive into the topic with Personal Branding with Nicole Kanman. 

She talks us through the various steps of establishing a great personal brand, from understanding who you are (and want to be) to sustaining that image in the long term (including evolving your brand without alienating your followers), and everything in between.

And as a special bonus, Nicole is sharing a FREE Public Persona Palette, which you can download in below. And there's a special announcement at the end of the episode! 

✨ Episode Highlights:  

• Nicole’s background

Dear GUAVABEAN, I’m looking for an entry-level travel-related remote job.I have a lot of customer service experience, I used to be a flight attendant, I’ve worked on a cruise ship, and I have a lot of waitress experience. I’ve never had a computer-based job but I do know the basics. Do you have any ideas?

Dear GUAVABEAN, does anyone know of remote types of work where you don’t need a strong internet connection to do the work?