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Ep. 32: Trying New Things with Ramses Bugarin
On this episode, I’m joined by Ramses Bugarin. Ramses is an owner and coach at Living Art Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, a jiu jitsu training facility located in Willowbrook, IL. To learn more, visit https://livingartbrazilianjiujitsu.com/ or find them on social media @livingartbrazilianjiu
We discuss:
-Imposter Syndrome
-People still wanting to hear from the sources they trust
-Getting out of your head and into your body
-Bringing community together, on and off the mat
-Trying new things: be it first timers like me trying jiu jitsu moves at home or business owners trying new ways to interact with their community
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Over the next few weeks, I'll be giving small business owners and entrepreneurs a chance to share how they're handling business during this pandemic.
To keep things consistent, I'll be asking everyone the same five questions:
1. What is the biggest shift you've had to make in your business?
2. What are you doing to address this shift?
3. How is your business community responding?
4. How are you taking care of yourself (and your family, employees, clients, neighbors, etc.)
5. How can we support you and your business right now?
The goal is to provide a wide range of perspectives that educate, inform and inspire. At the very least, maybe these will help you feel less alone during this crazy time. Learn more at marketinguninhibited.com
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On this episode, I’m joined by Ramses Bugarin. Ramses is an owner and coach at Living Art Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, a jiu jitsu training facility located in Willowbrook, IL. To learn more, visit https://livingartbrazilianjiujitsu.com/ or find them on social media @livingartbrazilianjiu
We discuss:
-Imposter Syndrome
-People still wanting to hear from the sources they trust
-Getting out of your head and into your body
-Bringing community together, on and off the mat
-Trying new things: be it first timers like me trying jiu jitsu moves at home or business owners trying new ways to interact with their community
***
Over the next few weeks, I'll be giving small business owners and entrepreneurs a chance to share how they're handling business during this pandemic.
To keep things consistent, I'll be asking everyone the same five questions:
1. What is the biggest shift you've had to make in your business?
2. What are you doing to address this shift?
3. How is your business community responding?
4. How are you taking care of yourself (and your family, employees, clients, neighbors, etc.)
5. How can we support you and your business right now?
The goal is to provide a wide range of perspectives that educate, inform and inspire. At the very least, maybe these will help you feel less alone during this crazy time. Learn more at marketinguninhibited.com