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Happy New Year! Let’s start this year with a bang and learn about client red flags to avoid and how to avoid them. In this episode, Anneliese breaks down 9 major client red flags to help you realize which clients are worth it and which ones aren’t worth your time.

WOW! 2021 was a longggg year! In this episode, Anneliese breaks down 21 lessons that she’s learned this year, the gratefulness behind each lesson, and the intentions of how she wants to bring the lessons she’s learned into the New Year. This episode is not about New Year’s resolutions. It’s meant to inspire you to look at the lessons you’ve learned this year, make a list, maybe check them twice, and figure out how you can bring the lessons you’ve learned into the New Year.

Ready for the New Year? In this episode, Anneliese breaks down three steps to plan your business for the New Year. It first starts with auditing your current business, then dreaming of everything you want to accomplish, and finally creating a plan for you to make your dreams a reality. Of course, you can always follow this plan even if you’re listening after the New Year. Anneliese has used this same system to help plan her business, Apto Media, and her client businesses so that they all have a strategy in place to follow. Links are below that she mentioned in the episode:

Want to collaborate with someone or a business but not sure how? Have you tried to collaborate with others only to have it not work out? In this week’s episode, Anneliese is spilling all the secrets of having a successful collaboration. She breaks down difficult questions to ask initially, how to create a plan to have a successful collaboration, and what to do if the collaboration just isn’t working out.

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Erin Roberts Design is a Brooklyn-based interior design studio who believes in creating thoughtful, approachable spaces for modern minimalist living. With global inspiration from Japan to Australia, their earthy aesthetic and modern ethos applies to everything from cozy homes to hotel experiences, unique custom furniture, and slow living. In this week’s episode, we chat about how she got started, her design inspirations, and how she has built a successful bi-coastal interior design firm.

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This episode is all about the tools and platforms I recommend using to run your business. Anneliese goes through all these now right before the holiday week to help you save a couple of $$$ for your business. All the links to the tools & platforms are below.

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Tis’ the season for business planning. Should you have a promotion plan for the holidays? Should you post content on the holidays? What are things to do to make sure your business is running while the holidays are happening? In this episode, Anneliese breaks down 6 things to do to plan your business to run during the holidays. Listen to this episode to learn how to plan your content, nurture your clients, and run your business successfully while you’re enjoying the holiday season.

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What is a brand vs. a business? Are they the same? Are they different? In this episode, Anneliese breaks down the differences, similarities, and how you can create both to have your brand/business become more successful. She also mentions several examples, so you know exactly how to build the two in your own business.

Amy Powell is a happiness coach who believes that everyday happiness is attainable AF. Using her signature framework: The 6 Foundational Elements of Sustained Happiness, her mission is to help individuals cultivate happiness in their lives through her transformative coaching programs, intimate events, expansive experiences, and custom resources.

Amy changes the way her clients and community approach the “pursuit of happiness” narrative by providing structure, tools, and accountability to attain your version of everyday happiness on your terms.

In this episode, we dove into Amy’s journey to entrepreneurship, her framework behind finding happiness, and what you can do to become happier in your business and daily life.

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A brand shoot helps you reach your target audience to sell your products and services. A lot goes into planning a brand shoot. It takes time, coordination, and there’s a lot to prepare beforehand to have a great brand shoot. But what are all the steps? In today’s episode, Anneliese breaks down the 9 steps it takes to plan a brand photoshoot. With over 5 years of shooting brands and helping coordinate photoshoots, Anneliese knows what it takes to prepare and have a great brand photoshoot.

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