How to unlock your zone of genius and achieve more success with Ali Brown

Entrepreneur, mentor, angel investor (and mom of twins!) coaching entrepreneurs and leaders. Host of Glambition Radio – Ali Brown

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Ali Brown is one of the world’s most recognized entrepreneurial coaches. Named the “Entrepreneurial Guru for Women” by Business News Daily, she provides business coaching and advice to over 250,000 followers via AliBrown.com, her social media channels, and her Glambition® Radio show and has been on ABC’s Secret Millionaire.

Episode Highlights:

Why “making better programs” than your competition is not enough anymore (and what to do about it)

How she changed her business focus and evolved the old business practices to achieve more success and happiness

Secrets to making an impact as woman entrepreneur in the masculine world of business.

Why you need to disrupt your metrics (and some tips on how to do it)

Why you need to start looking in your industry, and whatever everyone’s doing…..do the opposite.

Links:

AliBrown.com

GlambitionRadio.com

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Video Transcription provided by GMR Transcription Services.

Jaime: Welcome to Eventual Millionaire. I'm Jaime Masters, and I have Ali Brown on the show. Now, I've been watching her since way at the beginning. She's been on ABC's Secret Millionaire. She's got a podcast on a radio show called Glambition Radio, which is super-awesome. She's a guru. Even though she doesn't call herself a guru, other people call her the guru. Thank you so much for coming on the show today, Ali.

Ali: It's great to be here, and congrats on your show. You've been doing this a while, huh?

Jaime: A long time. Nine years. Yeah.

Ali: Yeah.

Jaime: But, you've been doing this longer than me, so I bow down to you. The first question I wanted to ask you was about the transition and change you've seen over the years. Because, I feel like this industry has grown a lot, and changed a lot, since you started. So, tell us a little bit about the before, and the up-to-now.

Ali: Oh, gosh. Yeah. This is like This Is Your Life, kind of thing, right?

Jaime: Yes.

Ali: Okay. I'm going to be dating myself a bit, but this really gives a lot of context. And, I want everyone to take this in, that when I started my business, about 20 years ago, I was doing copy-writing, and I loved it. I was in my 20s. I was in New York. And, the defining moment was someone handing me the AOL CD. If you remember that – Jaime, you look like you're 12. I don't know how old you are, but –

Jaime: I appreciate that, but no.

Ali: Okay. Good skincare. – A CD that you put into your computer, and would hook you up with dial-up internet. And, I remember, at that moment, thinking, “My little business is about to change.” Because, what I did at that time,