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In this episode of Educated, Empowered, Inspired, I’m joined by Laurie Ann Murabito, a speaker, author, and speaking coach, who shares how public speaking can be a game-changer for your business. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just dipping your toes into the world of speaking, Laurie-Ann breaks down practical steps to start speaking and elevate your business, grow your email list, and build meaningful relationships with your audience.
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Content creation doesn’t have to be a full-time job—and in this episode, you’ll learn how to make it work for your real life and real business goals.
I sat down with Luis Camejo, co-host of the top-ranked Content is Profit podcast and co-founder of BizBros, to talk about building a content engine that fuels your business without draining your energy. Luis breaks down his “Six Levers of Content,” shares his powerful publishing pyramid framework, and gives two brilliant examples of how local service providers can use content (without social media!) to grow their brand and income.
Whether you’re just getting started or trying to get consistent, this episode is packed with practical strategies to help you create content that connects—and converts.
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📌 One Small Step This Week:
Try Luis’s “Five Lives” method. Go live five days in a row on your favorite platform. Share one quick story from your day and tie it back to your business or client transformation. Keep it simple. Show up. Watch what happens.
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In this Marketing Makeover Strategy Session, I sit down with Lisa Boehm, a speaker who’s shifting from grief-focused work to broader topics like resilience, burnout, and mental health. She’s ready to get booked consistently—but needed clarity on how to connect with the right audience using the right message.
We walk through the foundational pieces of her marketing strategy and identify practical next steps to gain traction in her speaking business.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
The three-legged stool of marketing: Audience, Offer, and Messaging must align to get results.
Messaging is often the missing link—make sure you're speaking your audience’s language.
Use Facebook groups to “lurk and listen” for real-world pain points and wording.
Interview past attendees to capture transformation stories and dial in what’s working.
Don’t create your offers in a vacuum—market research is everything during a pivot.
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In this episode of our Back to Business Coaching Week series, I sit down with product and brand photographer Randy Pyles from Javelin Photography. We dive into how he can grow his client base and build an email list using strategic lead magnets, content repurposing, and a systemized client experience.
If you're a service-based entrepreneur looking to attract more clients or better communicate your value, you'll find plenty of ideas to apply to your own business—especially if you've struggled with how to market something that's not easy to explain.
Key Takeaways:
Why every entrepreneur needs a strong lead magnet—and how to build one from content you already have
The importance of educating clients who “don’t know what they don’t know” about your service
How to identify the pain points your lead magnet should solve (before they’re ready to buy)
The power of using blog posts and nurture emails to build trust and guide potential clients
How Randy’s unique blend of photography + design + workflow gives him a competitive edge
The key to standing out: speak both the creative and business language your audience needs
🎯 Your Challenge This Week:
What is one asset you can create or repurpose to solve a problem for your ideal client—even if they’re not ready to buy yet? Start there.
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n this episode of our Back to Business Coaching Week series, I'm joined by Treasure Valley realtor and podcast host Kate McGuire. We dive into her biggest marketing pain point—content overwhelm—and walk through a strategy to streamline her social media and refocus her time on revenue-driving activities.
If you’ve ever felt like content creation is a full-time job or you’re managing too many platforms with too little ROI, this one’s for you.
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Start with one core content piece (like a video or podcast) and build everything else around it
Use AI tools like Opus.ai and ChatGPT to repurpose, caption, and schedule content
Let go of perfectionism—people want real, not perfect
Business pages need “proof of life,” but don’t require unique content
Structure before delegation: set up simple systems so a VA can step in and help
Your voice still matters—create the core content, then let tech and team handle the rest
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This week on the podcast, we’re continuing Back to Business Coaching Week with a strategy session for Amber of Andrews Artistry. Amber is a creative entrepreneur who blends photography, design, and performance into a one-of-a-kind branding service for fellow creatives. In this session, we build out a simple, repeatable 90-day marketing plan centered around her top-performing lead magnet.
If you’ve ever felt scattered or unsure where to focus your marketing efforts—this episode is for you.
💡 Key Takeaways:
Anchor your content around one high-converting lead magnet for 90 days
Use the 3 content types—connect, position, invite—to stay consistent on social
Promote your lead magnet more often than you think (seriously!)
Align your content with the seasons and your audience’s current conversations
Gamify your promotion with the List Building Growth Scorecard
Repurpose your best content—no one’s paying as much attention as you are
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n this Back to Business Coaching Week edition, we dive into a Marketing Makeover Strategy Session with Carrie Simpson of Forget Me Not Social — a boutique marketing agency specializing in Pinterest. Carrie is just starting her service-based business and wants to build an email list, set up her systems, and move beyond social media to nurture her dream clients.
In this live coaching call, we map out her next steps, including:
Whether you're brand new to email marketing or know you’ve been avoiding it, this episode will give you clarity and confidence to just start.
Key Takeaways:
Build your list from Day 1 — Even before you have a website or offer, start collecting emails.
Start simple — One great lead magnet + one solid email sequence is enough to build momentum.
Choose tools you actually enjoy using — If your tech feels clunky, you won’t use it.
Segment your audience — Tagging email subscribers allows you to speak directly to their needs.
Don’t overthink it — Progress over perfection. Done is better than perfect!
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As a business owner, you want to market consistently—but let’s be real: between client work, admin tasks, and life, it often falls to the bottom of the list. In this episode, I’m sharing a simple 4-step strategy to help you create time in your packed schedule so you can finally show up for your marketing in a way that feels focused, consistent, and doable.
If marketing always feels like “one more thing” on your list, this episode is for you.
💡 Key Takeaways:The difference between working in your business vs. working on your business—and why it matters.
A step-by-step breakdown to audit your weekly schedule and reclaim time for growth activities.
Why I never miss a Marketing Monday—and how you can create your own “meeting with yourself.”
How to essentialize your work environment and remove distractions so you actually get things done.
The power of theme days to reduce decision fatigue and make marketing feel simple and repeatable.
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Feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list? Dreading Mondays before the week even begins? In this short and powerful episode, Shelly shares the simple weekly planning routine that transformed her business—and eliminated the dreaded Sunday Scaries.
You’ll learn how to use a 3-step weekly reset to organize your time, boost your productivity, and reclaim your peace of mind. Whether you're a pen-and-paper person or love your digital calendar, this method can be tailored to fit your life and business.
What You’ll Learn:
The #1 routine that keeps Shelly’s week on track (and her mind calm)
Why reflecting on the previous week is essential before you plan ahead
How to consolidate all your commitments into one clear weekly plan
The “Weekly Big 3” system that helps eliminate overwhelm and shiny object syndrome
How this planning rhythm helps business owners manage both work and family life with more ease
Weekly Action Step:
📅 Set aside 30–60 minutes this weekend to plan your week using Shelly’s 3-step process:
Reflect on last week’s wins and lessons
Review the upcoming calendar
Reset your priorities by identifying your Weekly Big 3
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Feeling overwhelmed by all the moving pieces in your business? You’re not alone. In this episode, I’m sharing the seven productivity tools that have brought clarity, focus, and peace to my workdays. These aren’t just hacks—they’re simple, intentional shifts that help you reclaim your time, protect your energy, and build the life and business you’ve been dreaming of.
Whether you’re in a season of rebuilding or just looking for a better rhythm, these tools will help you stop spinning your wheels and start moving forward with purpose.
Key Takeaways:
How theme days create structure and help you show up with intention
Why the Full Focus Planner helps simplify your daily decision-making
The $10 phone box that eliminates distractions and boosts deep work
How to set up a workspace that calms your nervous system and sparks creativity
A timer technique (Pomodoro) that builds momentum and prevents burnout
The importance of protecting your eyes and energy with blue light glasses
How sticky notes can clear mental clutter and keep you focused on what matters
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