Today, I’m sharing a simple, but effective strategy, that will help you choose your niche, choose your ideal customer, and build trust in your business confidently.

You might know it’s important to narrow your businesses focus, but it’s easy to get distracted. Here’s how to stay focused on delighting your target niche, not everyone.

I’m walking you through the EXACT steps I walk my students through so you can choose a business idea that is (1) profitable and (2) that you actually love.

By the end of the episode, you will:

- Know exactly what your values and superpowers are so you can design your business around them (not vice versa)

- Confidently understand your ideal customer, their problem, and be sure your business resolves their problem

Today on The Chantiluke Podcast, I’m sharing 4 phenomenal ways to come up with business ideas. Even when you think you don’t have any.

Listen to learn

• 4 Fantastic Ways to Come Up with Brilliant Business Ideas (even when you think you have none)

• Why Your Experiences Are Goldmines for Viable Business Ideas

Today, I’m breaking down the 7 steps to starting a thriving business that you love from scratch. If you’ve felt overwhelmed by the prospect of starting a business from scratch, from the ground floor (not the “foth flo” like Brother Man) then you’re going to want to listen.

In this episode you’ll learn

- The 7 Steps to Starting Your Thriving Business from Scratch

- The costly mistakes I made that you should avoid

Today, I sit down with Kelly Hubbell-Hinton, creative, writer, and Indigenous Goddess.

Today’s episode is perfect for you if:

- You’ve struggled to claim your identity as a “writer”, “entrepreneur”, or “creative” (Kelly has some powerful words to help you)

- You’re not sure how to combine your multiple passions into a cohesive business/creative endeavor

- You need re-assurance that you, yes little oh you, can move mountains; even if it’s one stone at a time

Today is the final part of the mini-series "I'd Start A Business But..."

And we're ending with my favorite reason (excuse) for not starting your business: "I'd Start A Business But, I Don't Know How"

Listen so I can tell you the most transformative mindset shift that you need to finally start the business you dream about.

We’re continuing our mini-series “I’d Start A Business But…” this week by talking about un-original business ideas. And why you may want to move forward with your idea even if it's been done before.

Listen to Learn

- Why authenticity always beats out originality

- The simple question to ask yourself to move forward with your un-original business idea

“I’d Start a Business But…I’m Afraid to Fail”: www.chantiluke.com/podcast/34

Today’s episode is the first in a mini-series I’m doing called “I’d Start a Business But…” We're starting with: "I’d Start A Business But…I’m Afraid to Fail"

By the end of the episode, you'll finally be able to face your fear of failing in business head on.

Listen to learn:

- Why healing your past hurt is so vital to facing your fear of failure

- How to access your most precious gifts that lie behind the “angry guard dog”

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This is the episode. The episode where I spill the beans on why I’ve decided to leave my full-time job and do this business thing full-time.

You can’t see me but I’m doing the dance emoji!

I asked you all on Instagram to share what questions you have for me about my decision to leave my full-time job. And you asked, so today I’m answering.

Listen to learn:

- How I prepared myself to make the leap

- The best advice I can give for folks who are grappling with this decision

Once I help my clients clarify their business idea, the next question that comes is: How do people find my business?

Short answer: They don’t. You Find Them.

Today I demonstrate how persistent major movie studios are when it comes to promoting their blockbuster movies.

Take a page from their book and learn:

Why it is so critical that you go find your customers, not vice versa

How to apply their tactics to your business to find your customers