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In this episode we talked about weaving humor in your marketing. We discussed…

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In business, we always make that mistake of mismanaging money. Whether it’s a misguided purchase or just poor projection, a lot of us struggle to really “get this right”. If you are one of us, then this podcast is for you.

Eric is a digital marketing strategist who supports two families in Peru and USA, and is open about sharing his tips on frugality and money management on social media. His recent post about budgeting a $1500 a month budget in Texas got mixed reactions from people, and it led me to find him and pick his brain on the topic of frugality. 

(Now, while that budget seems like a lot in some countries, in the USA many will consider this on the lower end.) 

In this episode, we discuss…

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As of today, my podcast is two years old. 

It’s one of the things that has immensely ROI’d many, many times over, because I sought the help of experts before starting, and I also learned from my mistakes along the way.

I’ve had a lot of opportunities directly from the podcast… from hot leads, to profitable affiliate partnerships, 

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What if your personal life and socialization can be as organized and as efficient as your business life? 

This can now stop being just a fantasy as we sit with Kieran for today’s episode about systematizing one’s personal life. 

Kieran Browning is an efficiency consultant who has been spending the last 4 years helping entrepreneurs, especially mompreneurs, streamline their systems and processes to free up 20+ hours a week of their time

Listen in as we talk about… 

If you’re a business owner, a busy mompreneur, and or know one that would need Keiran’s amazing operations and systems genius, connect with him on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kieranbrowning/ or his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kieranbrowning1/

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If you grew up in a poor family, one thing that you might not know is that you may have been operating on a scarcity mindset. 

Join me and Andy as we talk about our childhood and all the times our parents emphasized how important it was to save money, how money is scarce, and how we need to work hard and be cheap all the time. 

As we grew older and became entrepreneurs, we started to look at money differently. 

Andy shares…

Andy Audate is a renowned small business marketing expert and the founder of Progreda. With a proven track record, he specializes in assisting small businesses in effectively marketing their high-ticket services through webinars that have attracted over 9,500 entrepreneurs. 

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There were many times in my life when I needed to put my game face on because I gotta pay a huge amount of debt. 

My biggest, most challenging story with debt happened when I lost my dad at 22. 

He spent two months in the ICU, and his meds were costing us at least $800 a day. 

My mom worked hard day and night to care for him, I went out and made as much money as I could, and we borrowed from so many people. 

Unfortunately, after all of that work, my dad passed away. 

We experienced a loss much bigger than money. 

Losing my dad was one of the most painful moments of my life. So painful it even dwarfed the fact that I owed over $60,000 USD (3 million pesos) when I was barely making $1,000 a month that time. 

So I got to work right away, did my best to support my family, became a breadwinner at 22, and paid off that debt like my life depended on it. 

And my, I learned a lot. Every debt that came after that was child’s game. And, along the way, I learned lessons on how to manage debt, investment, and revenue generation. 

Join me as I shared my best mindset shifts, practical lessons, and strategies to get over a huge debt. 

One day you might need it. :)

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What do corporate people really think of remote work? And how different is it from us, entrepreneurs?

I was always curious about this, so I thoughtfully threatened— I mean, convinced!-- my husband, the ultimate retired corporate guy to tell me about his experience. 

The remote work culture blew up during the pandemic big time, and in this episode, we talked about the emotional journey that went with it, the changes we noticed from our colleagues, best practices both from corporate and smaller businesses, and most of all, what we did to cope with the challenges of the pandemic. (Well hopefully there’s not a next one.)

Bonus: If you’re a business owner, listen til the end to peep our top 3 tips to make the most out of a happier, more productive workplace with remote work. 

And oh, get to know my husband, Alex. :)

Alex Booth's journey is nothing short of inspirational. Hailing from Northern Idaho, his love for the outdoors and relentless ambition drove him from snowboarding to golf and onto the business world. 

Starting in Seattle at YP, he aimed high, nearly hitting an ambitious earnings goal that dwarfed his family's modest income. His quest for growth led him through tech giants like Microsoft Bing Ads to Amazon, where he excelled in customer success. 

The pandemic turned his path to Mexico, where love and new beginnings awaited. Alex founded Huckleberry Consulting, leveraging his expertise to foster customer-centric growth. Tune in for a story of determination, love, and entrepreneurship.

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As an outsourcing professional, one of the things that I always get asked about is delegation!

Many people struggle with it, and oftentimes it is what's in the way before they get to their dream revenue, their goals, their ideal life.

Whether you are thinking of how to start properly delegating, or wanting to get better in it as a boss, this podcast is for you.

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Unless you have a career in fashion, we solely participate in fashion as consumers. Clothes and accessories are things that we buy. And that’s it. 

In this episode, I sit down with Jesse Boga, a journalism-trainer writer who has extensive work in news and lifestyle media, PR, and science communication. 

We talked about…

I really enjoyed this conversation because it tackled fashion in a different light. 

As entrepreneurs who dabble in fashion merely as consumers, we were able to discuss angles that would never come  up in our day-to-day lives. 

After this episode, I mindfully donated a few of my clothes and chose to be more intentional with the things I buy. :) [Don’t worry! This is not a podcast about minimalism! Haha!]

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Jesse is a 2023 fellow of the Next Gen Assembly, an advocacy program led by non‑profit organization Global Fashion Agenda and Fashion Values, a sustainability education program developed by the Centre for Sustainable Fashion at the UAL-London College of Fashion. He convenes voices from fashion, sustainability and beyond in the Unstitch: Sustainable Fashion Forum. 

As a member of the WEF Global Shapers Community, Jesse takes leadership roles in convening youths and communities for inclusive conversations about sustainability. He believes in the power of writing and creating storytelling-centered platforms to achieve global goals.

He is @thegamejay on Instagram.

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