The Brain Game

Episode 197: I recently wrote mine and sobbed…basically the whole time. 

Surface level, this sounds like we’re just doing some journaling.

But the impact of this exercise is so big I don’t want you to accidentally put it at the back of your list thinking it’s just a fun thing to do.

This exercise helps you…

Check out the podcast for more on each of these PLUS some prompts of what you may want to weave into this letter.

Episode 196 – in this week's episode I share a behind the scenes of the tech I use to run my business as well as the filter I use to make sure I’m not falling into the black hole of tech. 

Episode 195: Sales and marketing can make it easy to believe that growing a business is easy if you just have the right method or mentor.

In this episode...I normalize 6 pieces of business. So you can stop thinking something has gone wrong and own the playfulness of figuring it out.

Episode 194: If you have perfectionist tendencies...wanting to get something right and perfect the first try, today's episode is for you.

In this episode I teach you a mental process that will allow you to:

You can use this to launch a new offer, launch an old offer, start a podcast or finally build that funnel.

Your perfectionist habits won't harass you using this method.

They may still beckon you over to consider them...but they won't feel like you've captured you and are holding you captive as you drown in all the pressure you put on yourself as you try to do it perfectly.

Episode 193 – It’s silly but fun…and will help you get results faster when you buy group coaching. 

We all know the oldest child wants everyone to be happy…

They think they need to figure everything out on their own and even though they bought the group program it feels weird to ask for help. 

In this episode of the Brain Game…we playfully explore what it would be like to approach group coaching environments like a Youngest Child. 

You’ll chuckle with how our birth order impacts how we show up…but more importantly you’ll get faster results when you are in a group coaching environment.

Episode 192 -- In this week's episode I introduce to you the idea of a Plateau Business.

The first skill of building a business is learning how to create money.

The next skill though?

Identifying the business you actually want to have.

The business that...

A Plateau Business is what you've been looking for.

In the 6 Month Steady mastermind we build yours out, so the work you're doing isn't focused on "making more money" but lines up with the exact business you want to run.

Episode 191: In this week’s episode I teach you how to build mental structure for WHEN you make an offer…and people don’t buy.

I say WHEN because it's going to happen...it's part of making offers and selling.

How you think when it happens will determine:

1. Your ability to see what to tweak (and learn from yourself)

2. How quickly you're ready to try again

Episode 190: Everything in your business revolves around your offer.

Does it need an Energy Check?

An energy check is exploring what comes up when you think about your offer.

Especially if something just doesn't seem right and you know you're not showing up and selling it to your fullest capacity.

This podcast is a the teaching part of a live training happening September 21st, 2023. Thursday we do the coaching.

Your mind knows what's bothering it. I'll help you navigate that and we'll solve for what your mind offers you together.

So when you're done you feel amazing about your offer and eager to talk about it.

Click here to register:

https://elizabethsalazar.lpages.co/energy-check-your-offer/

The next group of the 6-Week Sprint starts the first week of October. Are you joining us?

Check out this episode for all the reasons you want to!

https://elizabethsalazarcoaching.com/6-week-sprint/

Episode 189: Today's episode is more personal than normal.

Often we hear about the inspiring and shiny parts of business and growth.

This episode though is about the hard parts. Over the last 2 years I've been in a low part of my business, my "dark era".

This is part of business too. My experience isn't often shared but I know it's normal.