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I’m thrilled to share a conversation I had recently with returning guest, Philip Morgan.
Philip Morgan's work on specialization, cultivating expertise, and monetizing IP helps independent consultants thrive. His Expertise Incubator program helps indie consultants cultivate expertise, a point of view, and IP. His book, The Positioning Manual for Indie Consultants has helped thousands transform their businesses.
In this episode, we dove into what it means to be a category of one, the risks involved, and why service businesses struggle with this common advice.
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A couple of weeks ago, I shared behind the scenes stories of how we built the No BS Agencies Mastery program, and last week I shared some of our big wins along with wins from students.
In this episode, I’m looking ahead and sharing what’s in store for 2024.
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In honor of the holidays and the end of the year, I thought I would do something a little different this month and talk about the year in review.
Last week, I took you behind the scenes and looked back on what it took to build the No BS Mastery program.
Today, I'm feeling pretty festive, and I thought I would share some of the biggest wins that we've had inside Mastery in 2023.
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The No BS Mastery Program is about to celebrate its three year anniversary. So, this month, I want to share some behind-the-scenes details about the origins of the program, what it took to build and grow it, and celebrate some of our wins with you.
In this episode, I share the backstory of No BS Mastery, how and why I started it, and why I decided to go all in on it.
In addition, I’ll also share some key lessons I learned in the process — insights that I know will help you if you ever consider offering a one-to-many program (e.g., a course, etc.) in a profitable way.
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In this episode, we explore if the No BS Model can be implemented in larger organizations with larger projects with multiple decision makers (Spoiler Alert: YES) and how it can be successfully executed and tweaked for best results.
I had the pleasure of working with Carl Wilson and his partners at Luum Studio inside No BS Mastery and he’s going to share his experience applying the No BS principles to a 3-person agency that tends to work with larger clients.
Carl Wilson is one part coach, one part design thinker, on a mission to help turn big ideas into favorite brands. With a knack for translating the complex into the actionable, Carl empowers entrepreneurs and business owners to imagine solutions that are both distinct and meaningful. Along with his partners at Luum Studio, Carl believes the opportunities to create a better world are all around us—they just have to be designed.
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It’s that time of the year when many of us are starting to look at what we’ve accomplished during the year. And you may be realizing you’re not going to hit the financial goals that you set for yourself.
About the same time last year, I recorded an episode where I talked about the three things I want you to do to put your situation in perspective, and to set yourself up for success for next year.
In honor of the holidays, I’m pulling it out of the archives as it’s just as applicable this year as it was last year. Enjoy.
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This month, I’m sharing the pitfalls of chasing after retainer clients as a one to two person branding agency.
Today, I’m sharing a story that illustrates just how much relying on retainers can negatively impact your business, even when it looks like you’re successful on paper.
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Whenever I rail against retainer clients, I get comments from people swearing that the model works for them. And that’s great if it does!
But in my experience, for one to two person branding agencies, the retainer model creates huge headaches.
All month, I’m talking about why the retainer model doesn’t work, and why project-based work offers more flexibility, more freedom, and more profit for your agency.
Today, I’m digging into the business structure of retainer clients model and what about this structure is problematic particularly for one to two person agencies.
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As a small business owner, retainer clients might seem like the holy grail. They pay you every month and all you have to do is show up and do the work. You don’t have to worry about getting new clients because you have a steady income from your retainer clients.
Right?
Wrong.
Relying on retainer clients actually puts your business at financial risk. This month, I’m talking about why this model is so risky and what you should be doing instead.
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In this podcast, I'm always talking about different strategies and tactics that I've used inside my No BS Agency, and how I teach this to other people inside our program, No BS Agency Mastery.
This month, I’ve been laying it all out there, sharing the details of the program. In this final episode of the series, I'm digging into who isn't a perfect fit for the program.
The truth is, you won’t get the results you’re looking for or that we’re promising if the program isn't for you. So, let's talk about it.
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