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In this episode of "Get Over Your Shit," Malinda Watt takes a candid and unscripted approach to discuss her personal journey and challenges in the "messy middle" of growing her business. She delves into themes of procrastination, overcoming perfectionism, and tackling fears surrounding success and failure. Malinda's experiences are relatable to business owners who find themselves stuck in self-doubt, as she shares her process of adapting her methods to create engaging content with more ease.

Key Takeaways:

• Overcoming procrastination can lead to the life you desire; it's essential to take imperfect action.
• Adapt your content creation process to suit your personal strengths and preferences.
• Implement practical systems like the Daily Messenger, gratitude journaling, and the Habitify app to streamline productivity.
• Utilize cycle tracking to understand personal productivity fluctuations and plan tasks accordingly.
• Expand your mindset through resources like hypnosis and transformational coaching programs for reprogramming subconscious barriers.

Episode Resources:

• "Cycle Sync your Business" https://www.instagram.com/renaefieck/
• Jonathan Milligan's book: 365 Lessons to Inspire a Message and Impact the World
• Jim Fortin's Transformational Coaching Program (TCP) https://www.jimfortin.com/

"The price of procrastination is the life you could have lived."

Additional Links & Resources:

• Stop letting content keep you stuck—jumpstart your website planning with clarity and confidence! Get your content organized in just a few hours: https://malindawatt.com/planner
• Try Siteground, my favorite website hosting company: Siteground.com
• Learn more about me and my work at malindawatt.com

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This episode of "Get Over Your Shit," unpacks practical advice for digital course creators, entrepreneurs, and small business owners, offering a roadmap to harness the power of outlandish ideas. It stresses the importance of validating concepts, understanding the core motivation behind business pursuits, and the necessity of adaptability and feedback. Terms like "minimal viable product," "networking," and "business plan development" are pivotal throughout, providing a clear guide for bringing novel ideas to life. Malinda is adamant that courage and action are critical, championing the idea that your voice and perspective have inherent value.

Key Takeaways:

• Embrace Uniqueness: Lean into what makes your business idea distinct, using its novelty as a strength.
• Validate and Plan: Confirm your idea's viability with an MVP and construct a simple yet effective business plan.
• Seek Feedback: Maintain open channels for constructive criticism to refine and improve your concept.
• Build a Network: Connect with mentors, collaborators, and customers who can aid in your business journey.
• Stay Flexible: Be prepared to adapt your idea while staying true to your core vision.

"Take the first step, embrace the crazy, and get over your shit."

Additional Links & Resources:

• Stop letting content keep you stuck—jumpstart your website planning with clarity and confidence! Get your content organized in just a few hours: https://malindawatt.com/planner
• Try Siteground, my favorite website hosting company: Siteground.com
• Learn more about me and my work at malindawatt.com

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The episode offers an in-depth guide on preparing for a successful website launch, centered around defining goals, focusing on essential content, and maintaining a clear and user-friendly interface. Malinda shares valuable insights on overcoming perfectionism, suggesting that a website's functionality and vision are more critical than achieving an ideal launch. With the help of her Easy Website Content Planner, listeners are encouraged to approach their website launch with confidence and clarity, acknowledging that progress is more vital than perfection. 

Key Takeaways:

• Launching a website doesn't require perfection; it just requires action.
• Confidence in launching comes from taking steps forward, not having everything figured out.
• Focus on creating essential content first before diving into design and platform specifics.
• Websites are dynamic; the first launch is only the beginning of ongoing improvements.
• Sharing the website consistently is key to building an audience from scratch.

"Confidence doesn't come from having everything figured out. It comes from taking action, even when you're unsure."

Additional Links & Resources:

• Stop letting content keep you stuck—jumpstart your website planning with clarity and confidence! Get your content organized in just a few hours: https://malindawatt.com/planner
• Try Siteground, my favorite website hosting company: Siteground.com
• Learn more about me and my work at malindawatt.com

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In this episode of "Get Over Your Shit," host Malinda Watt engages in a lively conversation with Kate Danger, a marketing professional turned expat living in Versailles, France. Kate shares her captivating journey from working in New York's banking industry to becoming an au pair in France and eventually settling near Versailles with her family. The episode delves into how Kate transformed her initial adventures into a flourishing project, crafting a website aimed at helping English-speaking travelers uncover the less explored, yet equally enchanting, aspects of Versailles.

Key Takeaways:

• Embrace life's twists and unexpected journeys, which can lead to new passions and opportunities.
• Start projects even if you don't feel ready; you learn and adapt as you go, which is essential for progress.
• The importance of slowing down and enjoying life's simple pleasures, especially in different cultural setups like in France.
• Don't let perfectionism hinder progress—break tasks into small, manageable steps to maintain momentum.
• The significance of building a website as a creative sandbox to experiment and grow personally and professionally.

"I'm just learning by doing it—get started, and the things that block you, just get them done."

Episode Resources: 

• Kate's Website: https://welcometoversailles.com/
• Malinda's Easy Website Content Planner: https://malindawatt.com/planner

Additional Links & Resources:

• Stop letting content keep you stuck—jumpstart your website planning with clarity and confidence! Get your content organized in just a few hours: https://malindawatt.com/planner
• Try Siteground, my favorite website hosting company: Siteground.com
• Learn more about me and my work at malindawatt.com

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In this episode of "Get Over Your Shit," Malinda Watt tackles the pervasive issue of overthinking. Drawing from personal experiences and anecdotes, she highlights how overthinking can paralyze decision-making and halt progress for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Malinda emphasizes the importance of recognizing the patterns of overthinking and provides actionable steps to switch from a cycle of endless analysis to proactive solutions.

Key Takeaways:

• Set Time Limits: Establish deadlines for decision-making to prevent paralysis by analysis.
• Small Steps: Break tasks into smaller, more manageable actions to limit overwhelm.
• Challenge Negative Thoughts: Identify and reframe fear-based thoughts to encourage action.
• Embrace Physical Activity: Engage in physical movement to clear the mind and reduce overthinking.
• Prioritize Action over Perfection: Focus on making progress rather than achieving perfection.

"Remember, done is better than perfect. Take messy action and trust that you can course correct along the way."

Additional Links & Resources:

• Stop letting content keep you stuck—jumpstart your website planning with clarity and confidence! Get your content organized in just a few hours: https://malindawatt.com/planner
• Try Siteground, my favorite website hosting company: Siteground.com
• Learn more about me and my work at malindawatt.com

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In this episode of "Get Over Your Shit," host Malinda Watt delves into the transformative power of asking for help in business. Struggling with a tangled web of ideas and projects, she recounts her journey from confusion to clarity, thanks to the insightful guidance of a business strategist named Cora-Lynn. Malinda emphasizes that seeking external perspectives isn't a sign of weakness but a strategic move crucial to overcoming overthinking and gaining clarity.

Key Takeaways:

• Clarity through Collaboration: Collaborating with a strategist can provide fresh insights that help untangle complex ideas, leading to a clearer business roadmap.
• Value of External Perspectives: Sometimes, others can identify the value and opportunities in your work that you may overlook.
• Permission to be Vulnerable: Sharing unfinished work can be daunting but is key to growth and development.
• Action on Feedback: Implementing insights gathered from others can spearhead progress and efficacy in business ventures.
• Redefining Asking for Help: Seeking help is portrayed not as a weakness but as a proactive strategy for personal and professional development.

Episode Resources:

• Instagram of Cora-Lynn: https://www.instagram.com/coralynnhazelwood
• Website of Cora-Lynn: https://www.scalingbydesign.com/

"Asking for help isn't a sign of weakness. It's a strategic decision."

Additional Links & Resources:

• Stop letting content keep you stuck—jumpstart your website planning with clarity and confidence! Get your content organized in just a few hours: https://malindawatt.com/planner
• Try Siteground, my favorite website hosting company: Siteground.com
• Learn more about me and my work at malindawatt.com

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In this episode of "Get Over Your Shit," host Malinda Watt delves into the intricate world of hiring website designers. Titled "What Your Website Designer Won't Tell You," this episode equips listeners with crucial information and insider tips for making informed decisions in the often overwhelming process of designing a business website. Malinda draws from her extensive experience to reveal seven key things that website designers might not disclose, ensuring that listeners leave empowered and ready to take on their website projects with confidence.

Key Takeaways:

• Understand the essentials: Not every element of your website requires a designer; tools like WordPress, Wix, and Squarespace can be user-friendly and cost-effective.
• Be aware of templates: Many designers use templates as starting points, which can save time and money if clients are informed.
• Account for revisions: Clarify the number of revisions included in your contract to avoid unexpected costs.
• Consider long-term control: Ask about site management post-launch to ensure you can edit your website without dependency on the designer.
• Identify potential costs: Ask for a breakdown of all fees, including hidden costs associated with plugins and hosting, to prevent budget surprises.

Episode Resources:

• Malinda's Website Content Planner

 
"A beautiful site means nothing if no one can find it."

Additional Links & Resources:

• Stop letting content keep you stuck—jumpstart your website planning with clarity and confidence! Get your content organized in just a few hours: https://malindawatt.com/planner
• Try Siteground, my favorite website hosting company: Siteground.com
• Learn more about me and my work at malindawatt.com

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In this episode, Malinda tackles a daunting topic for many entrepreneurs and digital course creators: building your dream website. She starts by explaining the critical role a website plays as a business's home base, immune to the changing landscapes of social media platforms. 

Key Takeaways:

• Building a website is crucial for a stable online presence. Unlike social media, a website is a permanent digital real estate that secures your business from future disruptions.
• You don't need advanced technical skills to create a website. Platforms like WordPress, Squarespace, and Wix offer user-friendly tools suitable for beginners.
• Start with the basics and prioritize functionality over aesthetics. Focus initially on a clean homepage, an about page, and contact details to build a strong foundation.
• Overthinking and striving for perfection can hinder progress. It's important to avoid obsessing over minor design details and instead aim for getting the website live.
• Invest in a professional plan for better control and branding. Free options are limited; a paid plan allows more customization aligned with your business needs.

Episode Resources:

• Malinda's Easy Website Planner

Unlock the secrets to creating an impactful digital presence by tuning into this episode of "Get Over Your Shit." "Remember, the first version of your website doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to exist."

Additional Links & Resources:

• Stop letting content keep you stuck—jumpstart your website planning with clarity and confidence! Get your content organized in just a few hours: https://malindawatt.com/planner
• Try Siteground, my favorite website hosting company: Siteground.com
• Learn more about me and my work at malindawatt.com

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Join Get Over Your Shit with Malinda Watt in this stimulating episode as she dissects the habit of people-pleasing, illuminating its roots, repercussions, and remedies. Her guidance offers listeners essential strategies to confidently step into their true selves.

Key Takeaways:

• People pleasing arises from fear and conditioning, ultimately leading to exhaustion and resentment.
• Saying yes to others often means saying no to yourself, compromising your needs and self-worth.
• Building self-worth and confidence is essential to replacing the habit of people-pleasing.
• Setting clear boundaries allows you to respect yourself and teaches others to respect you.
• The conscious decision to prioritize personal needs can lead to empowerment and authenticity.

"To stop people pleasing, you need to start believing that your needs and desires are just as important as anyone else's."

Additional Links & Resources:

• Stop letting content keep you stuck—jumpstart your website planning with clarity and confidence! Get your content organized in just a few hours: https://malindawatt.com/planner
• Try Siteground, my favorite website hosting company: Siteground.com
• Learn more about me and my work at malindawatt.com

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Join Malinda Watt in this engaging episode of "Get Over Your Shit" as she explores the often uncomfortable journey of personal and professional growth. Malinda busts the myth that growth is meant to be an easy path and implants the crucial notion that discomfort is an integral part of meaningful progress. She invites listeners to lean into their discomfort, which signifies the cusp of breakthroughs in their journey toward leveling up as entrepreneurs and course creators.

Key Takeaways:

• Growth Requires Discomfort: Understand that discomfort marks the start of breakthroughs and meaningful transformations.
• Reframe Challenges: See difficulties as learning opportunities rather than roadblocks, fostering a growth mindset.
• Build Resilience Step-by-Step: Start with small steps outside your comfort zone to gradually build resilience.
• Daily Reflection: Incorporate a routine of reflecting on discomfort to recognize it as a stepping stone toward growth.
• Actionable Challenge: Identify and tackle one uncomfortable task this week to experience personal growth firsthand.

"Discomfort is a non-negotiable part of growth. Embrace it, welcome it, even seek it out."

Additional Links & Resources:

• Stop letting content keep you stuck—jumpstart your website planning with clarity and confidence! Get your content organized in just a few hours: https://malindawatt.com/planner
• Try Siteground, my favorite website hosting company: Siteground.com
• Learn more about me and my work at malindawatt.com

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of Get Over Your Sh!t! If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to follow the podcast and leave a rating or review. Share this with someone who needs a push to start taking action—because we’re all about moving forward together!

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