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In this episode, we introduce you to our weekly Facebook show Women, Words + Wine. A weekly event created primarily for women business owners to get together with other like-minded women online, to discuss business and life over a glass of wine.
Each week your host, Suzi Dafnis, we'll feature guest(s) who will bring their expertise and sense of wonder to the show, and help answer your business questions. The discussion isn't always strictly business, but it is about life as a business owner.
Suzi's special guest is Janine Barr of Genratec Janine is a creator, artist and business owner. Collaborator, innovator and devoted mother. She is passionate about design, people and the future.
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Sometimes in business, we see our competitor doing something really cool. So, we decide we probably ought to do that thing too. Or, we get some feedback that we really should be doing this, or that, because it's an opportunity that might lead to great prosperity for our business. Or, we say we'll do something. Go off the idea.
But then feel compelled to follow our original thought so as to stay consistent and not be flaky. All these scenarios can take us off our BIGGER course.
Here is how we know if it is not for us.
We get the 'I don't want to' feeling.
When you think about doing a new thing
We find ourselves digging our heels in - metaphorically - and pushing away from the very thing that we say we want.
It can be exhausting. Pushing uphill. Going against our grain. Depleting our life-force particles.
It can be easy to get into a way of thinking that is full of "SHOULDS". What we SHOULD do or what we COULD do.
Yes, you could have a membership Yes, you could have an online course. Yes, you could have a Virtual assistant, a lead magnet, a marketing funnel, an instagram account, facebook ads running,
You could be doing daily Facebook lives, speaking on stages, writing a book.
You could, but you don't HAVE to.
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What's your relationship like with your business? Does the money side of your business leave you feeling overwhelmed or confused? Do you feel like you're pushing harder and working longer but not seeing the results you'd like?
The good news is that making sense of your finances can be fun. The great news is, it's even possible to do less work in your business but make MORE money.
Our lives and our businesses are often influenced by what's going on around us, like raising young children, caring for relatives or needing to take better care of ourselves. That's why it's critical to set up a business model that allows you to earn more, without earning more being tied to your time.
And when you do this, you'll be able to change your approach to life, and to your business. Because doing LESS is how you can have more of what you want in your life.
Kate Northrup, bestselling author of Money: A Love Story and Do Less, teaches women how to have more time and make more money while feeling less stress.
According to Kate, the secret to success isn't fitting more into your day. The secret to success is fitting more of yourself into your day.
"The energy that you bring to your work is your point of attraction."
– Kate Northrup
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Discover how you can become magnetic and attractive to your customers simply by loving what you do.
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Do you ever feel like you're really lagging when it comes to getting the success you want in your business? Like others are just passing you by and you can't seem to get a break?
Maybe you've been running your business for a long time but haven't seen the growth you'd hoped for. And, you have so much experience - more than some of your competitors, but they seem to be making the sales and having all the wins?
Or, maybe you're new in business putting in a whole lot of effort BUT some days, you feel like you are going backwards?
Perhaps you want to try something new in your business, like a membership, or an online course, or a podcast, or running webinars - and it feels like you've left it too late.
Everybody is already doing all that.
You don't want to be an also-ran.
You ask yourself… is there any point in playing the game at all?
I get it. I have felt that way too. Sometimes it can feel like you'll never catch up. But, starting out last - whether it feels like you're the last one to...
It doesn't mean you'll finish last.
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After seeing comments from some of our members who were questioning their own value, I realised that while I see their potential, they were only seeing where they were falling short in business. I've done the same thing, many times.
Played down my wins. Felt less than awesome. Wished things were different,
In this episode I explain how owning your awesomeness doesn't mean you've got it all figured out. It doesn't mean that you get all your goals, check off all your tasks, win the awards, get the publicity, make the sales. And, it doesn't mean that you are arrogant or full of yourself when you do celebrate your awesomeness.
Every day, I encourage women in our HerBusiness community to - start a podcast, do a Facebook live, hire support in their business, take that leap, go for that bigger job, build that membership. Because so often we don't recognise that we actually deserve the support or the pat on the back for what we are doing - now.
Some of us have decided that we will own our awesomeness when we achieve something BIG we have set out to do. But, certifications, awards, number of staff, annual revenue figures – none of these will make you feel more whole, more smart, more confident, more awesome without you ALSO stepping into ownership of the talents, skills, strengths, experience, and knowledge that any of those achievements and accolades represent.
We, each, just need to discover and embrace how spectacular we are and what we ARE achieving as business owners.
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Feeling overwhelmed is common when you're starting and scaling a profitable business. We've all been there.
What's one thing that can help you overcome that feeling? It's focusing on what you can control.
When you stop worrying about things that you can't control and zero in on what you CAN, you'll find yourself feeling more creative, more enthusiastic, and more hopeful.
You CAN control deciding what is most important to you. What you REALLY want. When you start with a clear direction on one specific goal, you're far more focused.
When you choose ONE significant dream for now and take actions towards that one thing, you're giving yourself the best chance of success.
In this episode, my special guest, the inimitable Marie Forleo, the #1 New York Times Best Selling Author of Everything is Figureoutable, you'll hear how when you have clarity, commitment and taking the steps towards that dream, you can figure out just about anything along the way.
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On my computer monitor is a yellow post-it note. On it it has three words. It says:
"I do know."
The word DO is underlined with a pink highlighter.
I've had this Post-It note on my monitor for at least three years. Maybe longer. I don't even see it any more.
But when I recently shared a photo of my office on social media, one of our HerBusiness members asked me why that post was there.
What did it mean?
It was an interesting exchange as I explained its meaning to her. And I share it with you in this episode of the HerBusiness Podcast.
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What's holding you back from growing your business and making more profit?
What's stopping YOU from reaching more people and building your profile and reaching those long-held business goals?
Perhaps it's not that you don't have the skills or the right people in your network.
For some of us, the issue is feeling like you don't deserve to dream big. Or, maybe you know exactly where you'd like to take your business, but you're not sure how to get there.
Often these feelings can lead you to believe that if you push harder, you'll achieve more. But working harder might be working against you.
In this episode of the HerBusiness podcast, my special guest, Gabrielle Bernstein, explains how doing less can help you attract more of what you want into your business and your life. And, how you can do that by becoming what she calls, a super attractor.
Stop pushing harder and thrive in your businessYou'll hear how feeling good, regardless of the situation, is the first step to unblocking the goals for your business.
And why, as a business owner, one of the best things you can do is have fun.
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Hey there. I was inspired to make today's focus Sharpening Your voice after reading Ann Handley's newsletter. Ann is the author of Everybody Writes, a digital marketing pioneer and the Chief Content Officer of MarketingProfs, the leading marketing training company with more than 600,000 subscribers.
In her cleverly-named newsletter, Annarchy she was talking about this idea of Sharpening Your Voice. The message was not about saying more, but being more thoughtful about what you do say. Sharper.
In this episode of the HerBusiness podcast I talk about not just sharing your voice, but Sharpening Your voice. And there's a big difference.
Technology has made it easy for us all to speak, to Tweet, to write, to publish mountains of content, all with a few keystrokes and at the click of a button.
Over the last couple of weeks, there has been a lot of turmoil in the world. I've personally received a lot of communications from brands who want to tell me where they stand on the significant issues.
Unfortunately, many are sounding same-same and not offering any value or taking a clear stand. I've seen cliches and overused terms that don't really say anything.
As marketers, as business owners — our job is to move people towards making a decision, to inspire and to lead people to change. Our voice is the primary vehicle we have to help us to realise those goals. But, the value that is uniquely ours won't be heard if we follow 'groupthink' and use a voice that is the carbon copy of our competitors' voices.
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Whether you're a new business owner or you've been in business for years, at some point you've looked at someone successful in awe.
You've wondered how they got to be where they are. Was it talent, luck, or something else? More importantly, you've wanted to know how you can have more of what they've got.
Success in any business doesn't boil down to natural talent. (Phew ;-)) But, there is that one characteristic shared by successful business owners, regardless of their industry, or age, background, education etc.
That characteristic is Grit.
Grit is the combination of passion and perseverance that helps you grow and scale a business.
To be successful, you need GRIT.
The power of passion and perseveranceIn this interview with Angela Duckworth, author of Grit, you'll discover that grit is how you can take your life and your business from good to great to exceptional.
Angela explains how being gritty means sticking to your goals even when things don't seem to be working out.
"The ones who are really inspirational and are successful are the ones that see a broader purpose."
You'll discover that grit is how you can take your life and your business from good to great to exceptional.
Angela explains how being gritty means sticking to your goals even when things don't seem to be working out. And, how interest is the seed of passion.
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