Kate's Take

Kate's Take

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  • 102: What to do when things don't happen as planned

    What do we do when things don't happen as planned? We pivot. We stay flexible. We correct course. Because you can plan, prepare, try and predict all you want, but when it comes down to it, you'll never know until you JUST START - and we're never going to get where we want to be unless we keep on going.

    Post that accompanies this episode: http://eofire.com/episode102

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    15 min
  • 101: 3 Areas every blogger should focus on when starting out w/ Darren Rowse of Problogger

    Darren has been blogging since 2002 and you can find his genius in two places: Problogger and Digital Photography School. Darren also recently launched the Problogger podcast, which starts out with 31 days to building a better blog.

    All of his content can be found in one convenient place: Problogger.com, and you can find him on Twitter @Problogger.

    In this episode Darren and I chat about the 3 Areas every blogger should focus on when starting out, including detailed examples for how to tackle each area.

    Post that accompanies this episode: http://eofire.com/episode101

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    38 min
  • 100: The Step-by-Step of an Entrepreneur's Journey (Plus 100 Episodes of Kate's Take)

    Want a single guide that lays out the step-by-step of an entrepreneur's journey? This is it.

    Because after trying and failing and trying and failing, I know it's so much easier to have a guide than it is to make things up, or try 10 things before you find the one that works.

    This is why I wrote and published my first book, The Fire Path: A Beginner's Guide to Growing Your Online Business: because I've failed at entrepreneurship before, and I have a lot of lessons learned that I know can help others on their own journey.

    Post that accompanies this episode: http://eofire.com/episode100

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    23 min
  • 99: Maintaining the day to day and still finding time for creativity (3 Tips)

    Do you ever feel like you've finally got a process down for maintaining the day to day in your business, but you're still struggling to find time for creativity?

    I strongly believe there is no excuse for this.

    You may not be able to be creative on demand, but a lack of creativity should never be due to a lack of time.

    In this episode I share 3 Tips that will help ensure you never run out of time for creativity - no matter how hectic or crazy your day to day is.

    Post that accompanies this episode: http://eofire.com/episode99

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    15 min
  • 98: Top 10 Business books you haven't heard of yet (plus 3 of my favorites)

    We love sharing roundup posts that include powerful tips and resources that have been shared right here on EntrepreneurOnFire: the best advice from today's most successful and inspiring entrepreneurs.

    Of course, reading an entire book takes time, and so when we do a roundup of 15 of the top business books recommended by today's top entrepreneurs, we know it might be a while before you're able to get through that list.

    That's why I'm switching it up today and instead sharing a list of business books that you probably haven't heard of yet and that you can read in 15 minutes or less - plus, I'm going to share 3 of my own favorite business books that I'm absolutely obsessed with right now.

    Check out the post that accompanies this episode: http://eofire.com/episode98

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    17 min
  • 97: How to find your experience and expertise today

    But I don't have experience doing anything, and I'm definitely not an expert...

    Believe it or not, I hear this from A LOT of people, and every single time I do, I think back to when I was in Corporate America, saying something quite similar to myself: There's no way I could start my own business - I don't have experience or expertise in doing anything extraordinary - what would my business even "be about"?

    In this episode I talk about what finding your experience and expertise actually looks like through sharing a story of how I found out about something I have experience doing (and also how I leverage it to help us grow our business here at EntrepreneurOnFire).

    Show notes: http://eofire.com/episode97

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    13 min
  • 96: A lesson learned from managing Podcasters' Paradise

    When our team is investing time in something that isn't adding value to the community, then we know it's either time to move on or pivot.

    In this episode I talk about a major lesson learned from managing Podcasters' Paradise: Just because your community or members tell you they want something doesn't necessarily mean they are going to leverage and utilize it.

    YOU have to be the judge of whether or not a specific project or program is worth the time you or your team are investing in it.

    Post can be found at: http://eofire.com/episode96

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    10 min
  • 95: 3 Steps to letting go of control (and hiring your team)

    Have you ever noticed there are some tasks you work on daily, weekly - maybe even monthly - that you get ready to do and you just know you shouldn't be working on them?

    In this episode I talk about what it looks and feels like to let go of control, and the 3 steps you can take today in order to let go and start hiring your team.

    Post can be found at http://eofire.com/episode95

    Other posts / resources mentioned in this episode:

    http://eofire.com/episode31

    http://eofire.com/episode32

    http://eofire.com/episode33

    12 min
  • 94: The power of conversation (and how to find a mastermind)

    When you surround yourself with like-minded people and are able to go to them to talk through your struggles and fears, chances are they'll be able to help you take the next step – because they understand what it is you're going through. This is the power of conversation.

    In this episode I talk about the benefits of building relationships and networking with like-minded people, and how to find a mastermind to join so you have consistent support on your entrepreneurial journey.

    Post that accompanies this episode: http://eofire.com/episode94

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    14 min
  • Bonus: The systems and processes that help create our freedom [extended version]

    Extended version: In the last episode I chatted about the importance of implementing systems and processed in your business, because that is the only way you're going to be able to create freedom in your business and scale.

    Trouble is, a lot of entrepreneurs are BEST at coming up with big ideas and the whole vision side of things, but not so much when it comes to the organization, detail-oriented, behind-the-scenes type of stuff.

    In this episode I share the Top 3 Systems and processes in our business that help create our freedom.

    33 min

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Kate's Take: where Kate Erickson of Entrepreneurs On Fire shares a behind-the-scenes look at how to run a 7-figure business. If you want step-by-step, actionable business lessons to help you on your…

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