One of Marli's missions is to bring sexy back into facilitation by relating it to the desire to make a true impact on the people who attend live events. Business owners need to have a very clear intention and purpose of the live event. Finding the balance of content delivery, engagement, reflection and integration (what am I going to do with the knowledge I’ve just received) is key to it being impactful.

I firmly believe that to grow your brand visibility we have to produce regular content. In this episode I share why it’s so important, my experience creating content (what’s worked and what hasn’t), how I decided podcasting was my THING, five places you can show up with content and four qualities to use to assess if you’ve found the right content channel - Consistency, Ease, Frequency & Delivery.

Matt Walker of Matt Walker Adventure takes high performing men who are disengaged in their life out into nature on adventures followed by coaching. What they return with is belief & humility. Matt's biggest growth has come from letting go of the outcome he thinks his clients should get from his programs and allowing them have their own experience. We also discussed gaining a high level of trust as practitioners and in ourselves in order to take them on these in-depth journeys.

Andrea Jones is a social media strategist who works with private clients who don't love social media and don't want to touch it, and those who want learn how to it themselves. Andrea suggests starting with one and spending a good 6 months on that platform before even thinking of starting on the next one. In order to get engagement on our platforms, we need to spend more time networking and less time posting!

Mallika Malhotra is a brand photographer for women entrepreneurs and business owners. She helps them get clear on their message and bring that to life through images which includes diving deep into their story. Through this process, she uncovers how each entrepreneur is different and uses visual storytelling to help them get noticed online, a crowded space these days.

In the fall of 2018 I got fed up with the up and down cycle in my business. Some months surpassed my goals and the others were dismal. I wanted to get out of the try stop, try stop cycle to find an approach to marketing that I could keep up for the long-term.

So I started to sit back and observe what was working for others which was their relationships. That’s when I decided to start a personalized outreach campaign to potential influencer clients.

People come to Urszula when they feel lost and someone has put them in her direction. She’s a big believer in daily practices. She’ll never encourage someone to do something she’s not doing herself. She talks about being summoned to bigger work and live in her values and be a bridge to allow everyone to be themselves, especially people of colour so they can show up and to their purpose in the world. She’s not staying silent anymore.

Nikki Groom believes that business growth starts from the inside out so we don’t adopt strategies & build models based on what others are doing. When we do that it never feels fulfilling & becomes harder to serve from a place of purpose. All of this all starts with our vision. When we connect back to it we get to our why and back on the path that we want to be on, without negating ourselves.

Rita Barry's had her own online business for 10 years for the last 3 in marketing measurement & FB ad management. She's built up an agency that's doing better than she could ever have imagined.

Despite all that, much of her success has come down to being a nice person and enjoying working with her clients. She’s accessible, kind and interested.

I believe embracing failure is a surefire strategy to success, however bumping up against the same challenges over & over again, and not gaining any consistent growth because of it is a challenge that needs to be resolved. In this podcast episode I'm sharing my BIGGEST business mistakes. I'll also share my remedies to these common problems to help you focus faster.