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Do you struggle with trying to find the time to balance the different areas of your life? Maybe you struggle with not having the time for all the things you want to do. I get it. I mean, there are only so many hours in a day, right? Well, what if I told you that you have all the time in the world to do the things that matter the most to you, you just have to dig a little deeper?

Our guest this week, music coach, singer/songwriter, and entrepreneur, Joshua Turner believes that if we focus on the things that are most important to us, then we will be able to make the time for our goals. Joshua tells us that when we focus on our “why”, we stop making excuses for ourselves and truly dive into our full potential. It’s not about being the very best at your gift but persevering through the hard times in order to share your gift with others.

 

Topics Discussed:

• How to break down the mental barriers that hinder your full potential.
• How to find a balance between family and work life at home.
• How to use the skills you already have to change the market.
• How to get rid of the excuse of not having time.
• How to find perseverance when doors close.

 

Connect with Joshua:

• Website
• Facebook
• ReverbNation
• Soundcloud
• Bandcamp

 

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People are going to think you are weird. Your best friend may worry about you. You will get bored. You will question yourself all the time. Etc...

 

What am I talking about? Building something.

 

These are the things that happen when you set out to start your business, build an organization, or share your art. It sounds really “glamorous” to think that you are going to put your work out into the world, but there is a WHOLE lot of in between starting and seeing results.

 

If you are wanting to “start something” please listen to this. I share a small list of things I wish someone would have explained to me before I started building a business. This is a SUPER RAW episode so if you are not ready to hear the flat out truth...you might want to steer away!:)

 

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People are going to think you are weird. Your best friend may worry about you. You will get bored. You will question yourself all the time. Etc...

 

What am I talking about? Building something.

 

These are the things that happen when you set out to start your business, build an organization, or share your art. It sounds really “glamorous” to think that you are going to put your work out into the world, but there is a WHOLE lot of in between starting and seeing results.

 

If you are wanting to “start something” please listen to this. I share a small list of things I wish someone would have explained to me before I started building a business. This is a SUPER RAW episode so if you are not ready to hear the flat out truth...you might want to steer away!:)

 

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Richard Moore originally worked 60 hour weeks in the City of London, before deciding to build his own businesses and help others do the same.

After building companies from the trenches up, by taking ownership of sales teams, coaching leadership roles and consulting with multi-hundred million-pound organizations, Richard created his own company to help others get massive traction as they launched their businesses.

As he did this, Richard invested in many of the companies he helped to create and shared with the world his views on business, through the weekly live Q&As he runs online, to speaking gigs in front of business owners in his space and his weekly blog. Richard also created products such as the Monetize You course, the Basics of Sales course and direct mentoring of established businesses.

 

Topics Discussed:

• Why "Just keep going" can be dangerous advice
• How to get feedback from your audience
• The importance of the DM

 

Resources Mentioned: Gary Vanynerchuk "Jab Jab Jab Right Hook

 

Connect with Richard:

 

• Website

• Facebook

• Instagram

• LinkedIn

• Email  [email protected]

 

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Richard Moore originally worked 60 hour weeks in the City of London, before deciding to build his own businesses and help others do the same.

After building companies from the trenches up, by taking ownership of sales teams, coaching leadership roles and consulting with multi-hundred million-pound organizations, Richard created his own company to help others get massive traction as they launched their businesses.

As he did this, Richard invested in many of the companies he helped to create and shared with the world his views on business, through the weekly live Q&As he runs online, to speaking gigs in front of business owners in his space and his weekly blog. Richard also created products such as the Monetize You course, the Basics of Sales course and direct mentoring of established businesses.

 

Topics Discussed:

• Why "Just keep going" can be dangerous advice
• How to get feedback from your audience
• The importance of the DM

 

Resources Mentioned: Gary Vanynerchuk "Jab Jab Jab Right Hook

 

Connect with Richard:

 

• Website

• Facebook

• Instagram

• LinkedIn

• Email  [email protected]

 

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Have you ever struggled with getting behind a brand because you weren’t able to truly connect with the face behind it? Do you feel drawn to a specific brand because of the personable relationships the brand has with its clients? Or maybe you are a personal brand but struggle with connecting with your customers. The truth is, we all strive for connection and real authenticity but it can be so hard to find in an oversaturated market.

 

Our guest this week, founder of Something Massive creative agency, Rebecca Coleman believes that in order to grow your personal brand, you must first build authentic relationships with your audience. Building a relationship with your customer is extremely vital for growth and success. Not only is it important to connect with your audience, but it is also important to connect with those around you. The strongest influence you have on your brand, business, or service is your network. Sure, it’s important to provide great content but if you aren’t first connecting with the people you work with, your audience will eventually catch on. According to Rebecca, the best thing you can do for your personal brand is to create a human experience with your customers. Instead of putting all of your focus into your product, try focusing on building that connection. Your product or service will set itself.

 

Topics Discussed:

• How to create a human experience with your personal brand
• How to make your business grow through networking
• How to create a personal connection with your audience through authenticity.
• How to make your personal brand stand out from other brands
• How to create the content that you love

 

Connect with Rebecca Coleman:

• Website
• Twitter (personal)
• Twitter (business)
• Instagram
• Facebook

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Have you ever struggled with getting behind a brand because you weren’t able to truly connect with the face behind it? Do you feel drawn to a specific brand because of the personable relationships the brand has with its clients? Or maybe you are a personal brand but struggle with connecting with your customers. The truth is, we all strive for connection and real authenticity but it can be so hard to find in an oversaturated market.

 

Our guest this week, founder of Something Massive creative agency, Rebecca Coleman believes that in order to grow your personal brand, you must first build authentic relationships with your audience. Building a relationship with your customer is extremely vital for growth and success. Not only is it important to connect with your audience, but it is also important to connect with those around you. The strongest influence you have on your brand, business, or service is your network. Sure, it’s important to provide great content but if you aren’t first connecting with the people you work with, your audience will eventually catch on. According to Rebecca, the best thing you can do for your personal brand is to create a human experience with your customers. Instead of putting all of your focus into your product, try focusing on building that connection. Your product or service will set itself.

 

Topics Discussed:

• How to create a human experience with your personal brand
• How to make your business grow through networking
• How to create a personal connection with your audience through authenticity.
• How to make your personal brand stand out from other brands
• How to create the content that you love

 

Connect with Rebecca Coleman:

• Website
• Twitter (personal)
• Twitter (business)
• Instagram
• Facebook

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You set out to do _______.

But a few months in you are wondering why it is taking so long to see results. Are you doing something wrong? Should you have even started? How do you know when it’s time to throw in the towel or hang on just a little bit longer?

I have interviewed well over 100 successful people over the past couple of years and there are three “themes” that I see come up time and time again in regards to “reaching” your goals. In today’s episode of Fidget Friday, I share those three things with you.

 

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You set out to do _______.

But a few months in you are wondering why it is taking so long to see results. Are you doing something wrong? Should you have even started? How do you know when it’s time to throw in the towel or hang on just a little bit longer?

I have interviewed well over 100 successful people over the past couple of years and there are three “themes” that I see come up time and time again in regards to “reaching” your goals. In today’s episode of Fidget Friday, I share those three things with you.

 

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Apply for our content creators mastermind group! https://www.heatherparady.com/masterminds/

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Rachel Ngom is a Pinterest strategist who’s used Pinterest to generate over 20,000 free leads into her business. Her Pinterest account gets over 1,000,000 monthly viewers and increased her blog traffic by 34,000 per month.

She went from being on food stamps with negative $400 in her checking account to a multiple 6 figure online business. It’s now her mission to share her pinning secrets with other female entrepreneurs so they can monetize their passion and live out their purpose.

Rachel has lived in Kenya, met her husband in Senegal, got married in Morocco, and now lives in France.

 

Free Pinterest master class: freepinterestclass.com

 

Topics Discussed:

• The importance of testing and tweaking
• Biggest mistakes made on Pinterest
• Creating Content on Pinterest

 

Resources Mentioned: Donald Miller: Building a Story Brand

 

Stay in touch with Rachel:

• Website
• Pinterest
• Facebook
• Youtube
• Instagram

 

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