I recorded this episode with you in mind. After working in the entrepreneurial and online marketing space for several years I recognized a pattern. First in my own business, and then with clients. No matter what type of business, or what field of expertise I saw the same struggles. Are you a solopreneur or a CEO?

Neeca has been working with Jen for 4 years. She’s well known in the Front Row community. You’ll find her answering questions, sharing resources and being her lovely helpful self. Jen crowdsourced the questions and the Front Row community did not disappoint.

Belinda Wasser (self-confessed control freak) talks to Jen about hiring her first VA. She wasn’t sure that any of this would work for her. Hear how she's gone from doubting to celebrating her first VA hire.

April Pertuis is on today’s episode with Jen. Being an entrepreneur was a choice for freedom but as her business grew, April was feeling anything but free. She recently hired her first VA and it’s been a game-changer for her business.

This episode is going to be a huge help for anyone who has had difficulty delegating. That’s where Heather was when she took the Front Row CEO course. Heather shares how she got over her fear of delegation when she found the right VA's to join her team.

Lyndsay is a busy entrepreneur who travels and speaks at industry events on top of running her successful business. Jen and Lyndsay discuss why she hired not one but two VA’s and why she considers it "life-changing!"

Today’s podcast covers an important topic. When to hire help. More importantly, how do you know when it’s the right time.

It’s all about your word(s) for 2020. I recommend adding this to your word (or words) as well. It’s going to make the rest of your words mean that much more!

In this week’s episode, I talk about group coaching from two perspectives, as a participant and as a facilitator. You’re going to walk away from this episode with so many exciting ideas that I have been sharing this with my own students and clients and helping them to set up their own similar type of programs and this is especially great for people who don't really have a large audience yet.

After 911 Miriam jumped ship and left her fancy job on Wall Street to be an artist. But she kicked the "starving artist" persona straight to the curb and has proven that you can absolutely have a successful online business without teaching business stuff.