The Fearless Launching Show with Anne Samoilov

Today's episode features Hillary Rubin, a Spiritual Life and Business Coach, creator of the coach training program The Art of Becoming A Coach, training program where she coaches coaches to create their unique style of coaching and birth a practice they love.

Hillary's been featured in The Los Angeles Times, Yoga Journal and The Daily Worth.com. She was named one of the top 25 Women Entrepreneurs to Love in 2012 and one of the top 50 Entrepreneurs to follow on Twitter in 2013 by SheOwnsIt.com....

But let's get to the good stuff.

So, today’s episode we’re chatting with Jen Louden about her approach to teaching and how she’s created a program that dives deep into the topics of student engagement, the course creation process, and some hidden things that prevent people from sharing their goods in the first place.

Here’s what we cover in this episode:

The truth about getting people to learn  

The one thing you should do every single time you start a course to get people engaged quickly

I ask Jen to expand on why less is more when you’re creating a class of any kind

How to make sure people remember what you’re trying to teach them

How to structure your course for different levels of people

The ideal process of creating a class

Question…

Do you only take on projects that you’re “qualified” to do?

Would you accept a client or project or job where you weren’t technically trained to do it, but you knew you could learn?

If you’re willing to be totally honest with the people involved, these types of opportunities might be more available to you than you think.

And that’s just what happened to Kelly Kingman!

Read more over on the blog:  www.annesamoilov.com

Being an entrepreneur is like being a detective.

You’re on the hunt for people who have the one big problem you solve.

So you try all different types of things to find these people.

You’re testing all sorts of ideas in your head, with your friends…teasing them out to the readers of your blog.

You’re looking for that worthwhile “thing” to launch or to put you on the map. Make you legit.

Truth is: getting any idea out into the world, takes thought, effort and so much more than someone making a move, clicking a button or saying yes.

So the mere act of launching gives you so much klout as a business owner (even internal klout counts).

Today’s episode of The Fearless Launching Show covers those lessons you can learn faster and more effectively when you launch an idea.

Read the full story: http://www.annesamoilov.com/5-business-lessons-can-learn-when-you-launch

-Anne

We’ve all been there.

It’s the morning your launch opens.

You “un” redirect your sales page and excitedly send out the “we’re open” email.

Your preloaded social media messages trickle out during that first day. You wait - hopefully for the first, second, and third sales to come in.

And maybe you get some, maybe you don’t.

But - after that initial open - and perhaps a few more emails, maybe some other “launchy” content.  What do you do to make sure your launch isn’t a bust?

In today’s episode of the Fearless Launching Show I’ll be sharing 5 simple actions you can (and should take) if people aren’t buying your offering.

So if you’ve been reading my blog over the past 2 years, perhaps even following along with me over the lastfew weeks, in my newsletters, the podcast and even on social media – I stick to a few topics that I’m seriously passionate about.

I dive into the process of creating amazing online products, how to reach the right new people, and of course how to launch your products and services online.

But more than that – I get excited to share resources to help you build your business – anything that gives you a proven framework and then sets you up for an easier launch.

Marie Forleo’s B-School is one of only 2 programs I tell people to take before stepping into the Fearless Launching clubhouse.

Listen in my behind the scenes - very personal take on working inside B-School and being a student.

Plus - find out what I'm giving away to anyone who enrolls through my special affiliate link! 

If “keep doing something until it no longer works” is your motto - does that mean you shouldn’t make business changes and do the same exact thing until NOTHING’S working?

At what point do you decide to change things up?  Do you have to change everything?

If you’re not thinking about these questions, start today.

There’s this idea spreading around the online business landscape that says anyone can package up their knowledge and sell it.  And while that’s true – in order to stand out – it’s important that your training sticks with your students. Can you say that is true about your own product with complete confidence?  Do you know what your customers will remember after they leave your course, finish reading your book, or stop working with you?  Karen Sargeant of the Sunny Patio Project joins us today on the podcast to discuss...

A launch is a series of moving parts that can get complex and overlap.  Because of this - mistakes happen.

Even the absolutely flawless launch plan can end up slightly mangled.

Tech problems, systems breakdowns, team members who don’t deliver, team members that do deliver, team leaders that change their minds constantly… it’s all part of the process of launching.

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Planning an online product launch is one of those things ya either love or avoid like the plague, or you just kind of don't do and then pay for later. Today - I'm going to share with you my secret launch planning mojo and I'm hope you'll nerd out with me on it.