The Fearless Launching Show with Anne Samoilov

If you've ever planned a launch, you know how easy it is to get so focused on the project that the rest of your business gets put on the back burner. By adding recurring revenue streams to your business, launching becomes less stressful. You'll establish ongoing streams that support your growth, allow you to launch without having the worry that you're putting all your eggs in one basket. You'll be building a much needed foundation for your business simply by focusing one or two ways of generating ongoing recurring sales.

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Today, we’re continuing this conversation about working with people and why I believe if you have a clear way to communicate, collaborate, and invest in these people is so important.

There’s a better chance you’ll have a smooth running team during your launch and keep them long after!

And man, it takes forever to find those people, sometimes longer than we expect, right? So, let’s keep people once we find them!

In this episode I talk about:

Making that first investment in your business and hiring someone to help you

How to hire people and why it’s critical to get on board the hiring someone

Why even when you’re not creating something for sale, you still need help

What to do when you’re onboarding new hires

3 ways to stay on track with your team

Tools to help your team collaborate and communicate better together

Plus you’ll find out why you can start all of these practices even if you don’t have a team yet...because really the habit, the system, the ritual only becomes easier to share with new people if you’ve got it together.

If you’ve been hanging around Periscope and on any of my latest scopes, then some of what I share may sound very familiar to you--since that’s what I’ve been talking about for the past week as I prep for a an all-new class I’m teaching on Training Your Launch Team.

How do you grow your business?

We hear about strategies to market your business better, building funnels that convert people into customers…

We know that we have to build our list, build the relationship with the people who sign up for our various free resources.

But what about team culture? Is it possible that the culture we create just by who we hire and how we work...can that lead to business growth too?

Ask companies like Zappos, AirBNB, and WeWork...and they’d likely answer a resounding yes.

Our guest on the podcast today is Josh Anderson who’s got experience with big development and sales teams at Microsoft and smaller, scrappier startups in the Seattle area.

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If you’ve ever struggled to get your business organized, under control, or hired a VA that you literally couldn’t figure out what/how to delegate to them, this episode is for you!

Natasha Vorompiova has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs embrace systems in a practical, customized approach. Her two main tools of choice are Evernote and Asana. These also happen to my favorites too!

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In this episode, we speak to Fearless Launching scholarship winner Vanessa Chase about how she applied the simple, back to basics lessons in Fearless Launching to her own launch and managed to triple her launch goals!

The one thing she attributes to the success is really something she tells her own students to do, so knowing this, she dove in, did the work, and was able to surpass her modest goals for the launch.

Dive into her story and make sure to head over to the full show notes and how to contact her over on the blog: annesamoilov.com

Today's post shares some of the most common battles we fight or challenges you might face as an online entrepreneur.

Most of these battles happen on the inside, but can be managed when you let go of the fight, stick to a set of tools instead of constantly switching, and getting the right support!

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Today's SHORT episode talks about breathing new life into a neglected product. If you create online or digital products, when do you bring them back or keep them gone? This is especially relevant right now for me as I have re-discovered and gotten super excited about my White Space Solution ebook. Take a few minutes to listen now!

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Whether it’s working out, taking classes, writing, running your business, everyone’s got a slightly different style of working and learning.

I know that for the most part I love to work in solitude and then peek my head out when I’m done to get the next step. Some of the best online learning experiences were ones where I had to show up every single day, though…

I’m curious now about your audience. How do they like to consume your content? Where do they consume it? Do they want to do it at their own pace, in the dead of night, on the beach?

Or do they want the camaraderie of the group, the class, the mastermind?

Today’s episode of the Fearless Launching explores this question and shares why it’s important for you to know as you go into your next launch.

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Going evergreen is something I'm hearing a ton lately from people who are creating new products, new services...the end goal seems to be making something more automated and available all the time.

If you've ever wanted to know when to go evergreen with your digital products, listen to this episode!

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A behind the scenes look at the tools and tech I used to set up my new online shop but also the challenges along the way -- not your normal launch story.

Full show notes over at: http://www.annesamoilov.com/behind-the-scenes-setting-up-your-online-shop/