Episode 127: Samantha Riley has built multiple business and shares her path as a business owner, the importance of finding your zone of genius, and how to sell your expertise online.

Guest Biography

Samantha left the corporate world and ventured out into the world of business over 25 years ago because she wanted the freedom to spend more time with her family and be financially rewarded for working harder.

She has built multiple businesses, and grew her first 7-figure business before she was 30. She was able to leverage herself out of her bricks & mortar businesses, and worked less than 10 hours per week.

She has replicated that same system to build her online coaching business, which gives her even more freedom as she's now location independent.

Sam now teaches this system to successful entrepreneurs, business owners and experts and helps them develop their thought leadership so they can replace their income, get their time back, and lead a more purposeful life.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• The importance of building business systems and processes
• Identifying you zone of genius.
• Asking yourself, "What do you want your legacy to be?" can help you focus on long-term goals.

Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/127

Find more from our guest:

• www.samanthariley.global
• facebook
• Twitter
• Instagram
• LinkedIn

Mentioned in this episode:

• https://samanthariley.global/freedom - The Freedom Business Matrix™
• Thought Leaders Business Lab Podcast

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