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This week’s episode of The DollarSprout Podcast features Jeremy Enns, CEO of podcasting agency Counterweight Creative.
He and his team help with “podcast strategy & production for scrappy brands looking to punch above their weight” → I had to quote that line from their site directly because I love it so much.
Jeremy has many titles – audio engineer, podcast producer, CEO. But above all else, he’s a creative.
In today’s episode, Jeremy shares some of his biggest lessons and tips from over 10 years as a creator and 6+ years growing Counterweight Creative, including:
As always, stick around to the end of the episode to hear my key takeaways and some action items you can start implementing today.
Side Note: Jeremy was extremely transparent about the number in his business, which we always appreciate! The first ~15 minutes of today’s episode is about his revenue, profit, email list size, and other business metrics.
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This week on The DollarSprout Podcast, we’re joined by Leadership Coach Raina Willick.
Raina helps freelancers and entrepreneurs create a work-life balance and schedule they love without sacrificing their most important goals.
She’s a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC), an Associate Certified Coach (ACC) of the International Coaching Federation, and a Fellow of the Institute of Coaching McLean, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School.
Raina uses the neuroscience-based Positive Intelligence framework to help her clients make lasting changes by building mental fitness, purposeful productivity, fulfilling focus, and a happy entrepreneurial life.
On today’s episode, Raina teaches us:
As always, stick around to the end of the episode to hear my key takeaways and some action items you can start implementing today.
Links and resources:
On today’s episode, we talk with podcaster, blogger, YouTuber, and niche site creator Pete McPherson of Do You Even Blog.
Today, Pete runs a lifestyle business that most people only ever dream of. He wakes up whenever he wants, works about 15-20 hours per week, and takes time off to spend with his family and kids whenever he feels like it.
But it wasn’t always like this for Pete.
In fact, it took him 40+ failed business ideas before he found success in Do You Even Blog.
During our conversation, Pete shared some of his biggest lessons learned in his decade of online business experience.
Stick around to the end of the episode to hear my key takeaways and action items you can start implementing today.
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