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In this 100th episode of Life After Corporate, I will share with you the top 10 lessons that I learned in my ten-year business journey. I emphasize the importance of choice and lifestyle balance, as well as the need to stick with a business model for at least two to three years in order to create demand. What is the importance of creating a warm network of supporters from your former corporate life, as well as learning how to create demand for your services? Learn more in this very practical episode.
[00:01 - 02:45] Opening Segment
[02:46 - 24:12] 10 Lessons from 10 Years in Business
[24:13 - 29:16] Closing Segment
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Tweetable Quotes
"There's no guarantee if you build it, they will come. This is a journey of constant discovery and reinvention." - Deb Boulanger
"When you first get started, you'll either be full of naive, unbridled enthusiasm, or you'll be questioning your every move or chasing the next credential until you feel fully certified and fully able to put out your professional credential in your new profession." - Deb Boulanger
Judy Weber is an entrepreneur and business strategist who has worked in corporations for many years. She has now made the transition to entrepreneurship, and she talks about the role of faith in her journey. She explains that, in order to be successful as an entrepreneur, you need faith - a deep belief in yourself and in what you're doing. She credits her faith in Christ with helping her overcome any struggles she may have had when starting out, and she encourages other entrepreneurs to do the same.
[00:00 - 06:14] Opening Segment
[06:15 - 17:32] The Faith-Based Entrepreneur
[17:33 - 30:05] Intentional Success
[30:06 - 31:19] Closing Segment
Connect with Judy at judyweber.co
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Tweetable Quotes:
"Faith is like this deep knowing and believing before you see evidence of it." - Judy Weber
Are you in this for the long game? The road to success is a long one. And despite some early "quick wins" in your business, you will need to build a sales, marketing, and operational foundation to reach high six- or seven-figures. In this episode, Deb share how to take the time to build out your business infrastructure and to focus on strategies and processes that will help you achieve long-term success. She also recommends joining her Reliable Revenue Secrets training which will teach you how to achieve predictable six-figure revenue growth in your business. Deb shares the unvarnished truth on what it takes to be a successful CEO, and how being a CEO is different from being a freelancer.
[00:01 - 05:14] Opening Segment
[05:15 - 11:25] The Quick Win Vs. The Long Game
[11:25 - 16:34] Closing Segment
Join the Reliable Revenue Secrets Masterclass here.
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Tweetable Quotes
"There are no magic bullets, and those who profess to have found the secret formula have first invested a ton of trial and error before they landed that approach that works for them. - Deb Boulanger
[00:01 - 11:09] Opening Segment
[11:10 - 21:47] A Unique Pathway to Coaching
[21:48 - 32:11] Increase Your Impact Through Exceptional Group Programs
[32:12 - 34:27] Closing Segment
Connect with Megan through the Built to Last podcast and https://meganjohnsonhuber.com/.
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Tweetable Quotes:
"Everything about who you are and all the experiences that you've had come into play with what you're doing right now." – Megan Huber
"You always want to be thinking, how can I help the clients in the group become a team themselves? " – Megan Huber
Joining us today is the President and Chief Financial Officer of FinCore, Tricia Taitt. Tricia has a strong track record of managing and improving the financial operations of growth-oriented, small to mid-sized companies in both the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors. She is adept at helping senior leaders decode the numbers so that they can better understand their business and make strategic decisions more confidently.
Aside from managing her business, Tricia also does speaking engagements and teaches workshops on Small Business Financial Management, Entrepreneurship, and Financial Sustainability for Non-Profits, both domestically and abroad.
She will be sharing a bit about her entrepreneurial journey over the last 10 years since leaving Wall Street to help small business owners become savvier with their finances. Let's go!
[00:01 - 04:28] Opening Segment
[04:29 - 18:07] The Path to Financial Freedom
[18:08 - 29:17] Entrepreneurship Can be Uncomfortable
[29:18 - 32:15] Closing Segment
Connect with Tricia via Instagram and LinkedIn. Learn more about how to grow a financially healthy business, feel confident in your CEO shoes, and choreograph the life you want by visiting ArtofMoneyMatters.com and Fincorestrong.com.
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Tweetable Quotes:
"Entrepreneurship introduces you to a pathway and an opportunity to start to unravel some of the destructive mindsets and go to a place where you're happier and more engaged." - Tricia Taitt
"Entrepreneurship always forces you into places of discomfort" - Tricia Taitt
"In order to hire I have to become trusting. I have to become more of a CEO who is not necessarily in the weeds of doing but orchestrating. I have to become a choreographer." - Tricia Taitt
Have you ever woken up or stayed awake at 3 AM because you had a persistent thought that you can't let go of and you can't get back to sleep? I have and I've got a formula to share with you to make your life after corporate dreams come true. Let's dive into this very special episode of Life After Corporate that just may be the most important advice and the best use of your time that you'll receive all year. Check this episode out!
[00:01 - 03:33] Opening Segment
[03:34 - 09:33] Demand Generation Formula
[09:34 - 12:33] Two High Converting Lead Magnets
[12:34 - 14:28] One Piece of Compelling Content
[14:29 - 17:01] Closing Segment
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Tweetable Quotes:
"You need to have a message that stands out and can be heard above the noise. And you need to work that message, make it compelling, be insightful, and give your people a reason to want more." - Deb Boulanger
"Having three to four different topics related to your value proposition also gets you an invite to come back to the same groups over and over again." - Deb Boulanger
"It is okay to speak for free and not get paid." - Deb Boulanger
Today we are speaking with Annette Azan. Annette is a 25-year fashion industry veteran and wellness visionary. She is a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology, where she has worked with fashion risk-takers including Diane Benson, Norma Karmali, and Donna Karan, launching, developing, and driving sales for brands such as Urban Zen, Diane B., and Episode. She is also the creator and CEO of Nuudii, a proud women-founded, women-led business with the mission of creating products that make lives easier, wardrobe choices broader while offering everyone a chance to reconnect with their bodies, fostering both emotional and physical wellbeing.
[00:01 - 05:26] Opening Segment
[05:27 - 12:42] Women, Boobs and Capital
[12:43 - 22:37] Women Investors in the Men-Filled Investing Community
[22:38 - 28:31] Closing Segment
Connect with Annette through Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Get your own Nuudii by visiting their website. USE THE CODE: DebLifeAfterCorp for 15% off your first purchase.
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Tweetable Quotes:
"Breasts are the last part of our body, we've been able to reclaim these women." – Annette Azan
"Women are not just looking at our product from a standpoint of is this a good investment? Women think about the product as something for themselves." – Annette Azan
"Asking is never easy. But you learn to push through the discomfort because that's how you're gonna get investment." – Annette Azan
Every expert in marketing and business development and product development will tell you that you need to niche down in your market in order to be able to scale up and grow a successful business. But will narrow niching help or hurt your business?
Check this episode out!
[00:01 - 04:03] Opening Segment
[04:04 - 12:35] Do You Really Need to Niche?
[12:36 - 15:49] Closing Segment
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Tweetable Quotes:
"There's a danger when you start thinking that you have a sales problem, a marketing problem, or a pricing issue because maybe it's your product offerings and your value proposition that simply aren't clear enough." - Deb Boulanger
"If there's no foundation to your business, it doesn't matter how great a speaker you are." - Deb Boulanger
"If you're confused about how to choose your niche and develop your offerings, the first place to start is by listening to what people in your market need." - Deb Boulanger
In this episode, we are joined by Lorraine Schuchart. Lorraine is a disruptive brand strategist, an award-winning writer, and a national speaker. She has an agency called Prosper for Purpose where she helps changemakers build brands that impact the world. And the bottom line, the company holds the prestigious B Corp certification, which means that her brand is behind a purpose. She meets the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability.
[00:01 - 07:04] Opening Segment
[07:05 - 17:37] Does Your Brand Reflect Your Mission and Values
[17:38 - 32:07] The Average Female Entrepreneur's Branding
[32:08 - 38:38] Closing Segment
Connect with Lorraine through [email protected], Instagram. Check out their website Prosper for Purpose and listen to The Prosper Project podcast!
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Tweetable Quotes:
"There's nothing wrong with wanting to make money or even make a lot of money. But the purpose of business has to be more than profit, it has to be to create some kind of impact that is bigger than you." – Lorraine Schuchart
"When you don't have the passion for something and you don't have the skills, you're not going to be as successful." – Lorraine Schuchart
"If you are clear on your purpose, you're going to be heading in the right direction." – Lorraine Schuchart
[00:01 - 04:44] Opening Segment
[04:45 - 14:52] Lessons from the Military
[14:53 - 23:00] Insider Secrets on How to Become an In-Demand Speaker
[23:01 - 30:06] Paths to Purpose
[30:07 - 33:08] Closing Segment
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Tweetable Quotes:
"Grit is this element of our character that we have innately. We can discover it if we've lost it, and we can build it if we've let it get a little bit soft." – Shannon Huffman Polson
"It's not about you. It's about you relaying a message and providing value to the audience or to the client." – Shannon Huffman Polson
"You've got to be constantly learning, be willing to risk, see that feedback, integrate that feedback continually iterating I think is really important " – Shannon Huffman Polson
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