Make It Happen

In this episode of Make It Happen Jen is joined by Regina Anaejionu of byregina.com. Throughout this episode, Jen and Regina talk about Regina’s journey and story so far as a creative entrepreneur, Regina’s approach to staying scrappy, her best advice for building community online, and how fear can be a good thing instead of something that holds you back.

This is a great episode for any freelancers, bloggers, and online business owners who are looking for some practical insights and encouragement throughout their journey of making big things happen online. 

In this episode of Make It Happen Jen is joined by Asia Croson, a photographer and blogger based in California. Throughout this episode, Jen and Asia discuss how to utilise your online presence when running a local business, how it can be a great marketing tool even when most of your clients are offline, and also Asia’s approach to investing in herself and her business and how she finds a balance between running her business full time and enjoying her life and having fun too.

In this episode of Make It Happen, Jen is joined by Kory Woodard of korywoodard.com where they talk about freelancing, finding balance, and why they both make their own rules along the way. This is a great episode for anyone who is either about to take the leap into the world of being a solopreneur, or is already living the freelance life and wants to hear two creatives talking about some of the lessons they have learned along the way so far.

In this episode, Jen talks about the different steps we can take to consume content that keeps us thinking big along the way. If you want to be more intentional with what you consume, this solo episode is for you.

In this episode, Jen talks with Alisha about her leap into entrepreneurship, what she learned from her first business failure, and both of their approaches to to-do lists and productivity. More like a candid conversation between two creative friends than your traditional interview, this episode also touches on their advice for anyone hiring a business or blog coach, and some of the biggest lessons they’ve both learned about running a blog alongside their creative business.

In this episode, Jen talks about authentically building trust online. From why you should give 99% of it away for free, to the different ways you can delight and over deliver, this episode is for you if if you're hoping to use your blog as an outlet to connect with your ideal readers, clients, and customers, and you really want to craft an authentic online space that builds trust with your community and ultimately allows you to do the work that you feel inspired to do.

In this episode, Jen talks about the different ways we can think bigger with our blogs. From why your blog is the hub not the centre, to why content is way more than just blog posts, this episode is for any bloggers who are working hard to make big things happen with their online space and are looking for some guidance and encouragement along the way.

In this episode of Make It Happen, Jen is joined by Mariah Coz of Femtrepreneur where they talk about Making Money With Your Blog Without Relying On Traffic. Mariah is an entrepreneur and blogger who has built multiple profitable online businesses and her blog is dedicated to helping others do just the same.

In this episode of Make It Happen, Jen is talking with Lauren Hooker from Elle & Company about Successfully Blogging For Your Creative Business. Lauren is a graphic designer, blogger, and creative entrepreneur and over on her blog she shares practical tools to help her readers build a successful blog and business. 

Lauren shares with us the lessons she’s learned so far about successfully blogging alongside her creative business, and her best advice for anyone hoping to stand out online and make things happen with their blogs.