How do you stay positive and get massive wins still if you work from home and have to raise kids?

Today we talk to Clearly Clinical’s President & founder, Elizabeth ‘Beth’ Irias, who is a California Licensed Marriage & a psychology MacGyver. In addition to her private psychotherapy practice, she runs a runs Clearly Clinical’s podcast Continuing Ed company.

You can learn more about Beth's work at https://clearlyclinical.com

What does the new entrepreneurial dream look like now? And what does LinkedIn have anything to do with it? Dive deeper with Krystle Dookoo, CEO of Imagerie Mentors and find out: The 5 steps to start making the algorithm work in your favor; How to benefit from LinkedIn if you are a creative industry (and not in corporate); How a former heroin-addict who won 18 championships used LinkedIn to get his message across.

Learn more techniques from Krystle at https://www.imageriementors.com.

Paul Maskill, CEO and founder of The Ultimate Freedom mastermind talks pitfalls you should avoid if you’re starting or growing a business (so that you still have the time to do whatever you want).

Now more than ever, many people are looking to make massive waves. Paul talks how to get your life back while earning a handsome living:

• (02:07) How doing things that no one else is willing to do can get you ahead, but not much further.
• (04:10) How to start creating a business that runs on auto without you
• (05:30) Three different ways to make money: 1) self-employment v.; 2) running a business v.; 3) having the business run for you.
• (08:08) How to create a plan B and safety net when starting up by doing the majority of the work in advance.
• (11:56) How to stay cost-lean when starting out to make sure your business survive.
• (13:03) How to build a 12-month reserve fund to give yourself runway to start.
• (13:57) How to decide: is there a market for your idea?
• (14:30) How to get your business running automatically by creating the right systems (even before you felt ready).
• (15:45) How to get clear on what your business should do for you, instead of the other way around.
• (17:10) How to start building a team and share video/audio instructions.
• (17:49) How to look at: 1) lead generation 2) sales 3) customer support 4) service/product provision, and 5) back-end or administrative—to see where your money is best made.
• (21:09) How to measure your time-value-money to get massive wins.
• (21:54) How anyone can start today to create automation systems.
• (22:26) How to perfect, automate, delegate anything to get your business running for you.
• (24:11) How to start hiring and getting the right people onboard and why personality matters more than being technically capable.
• (25:11) How to get the best people to help you.
• (26:50) How to grab attention and secure a job/sale when you reach out to companies, clients, or future opportunity.
• (31:53) How to take care of yourself while taking care of others.
• (33:55) How to lean on other people to make sure you take care of yourself.

Find Paul on https://www.paulmaskill.com/mastermind

 

 

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Paul Maskill, CEO and founder of The Ultimate Freedom mastermind talks:

• How doing things that no one else is willing to do can get you ahead, but not much further

• How to measure your time-value-money to get massive wins.

• How to grab attention and secure a job/sale when you reach out to companies, clients, or future opportunity.

Find Paul on https://www.paulmaskill.com/mastermind

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For a 5,300-word free Guide on how to get more clients go to www.goodgrowgreat.com.

Find out how to turn an idea into a reality, find money for it, and create something you’re proud of. Nalin Chuapetcharasopon, CEO of CrushCrowdfunding, shared how she raised $7+ million dollars.

Now more than ever, imagine seeing something you invented in stores everywhere. Find out:

• (07:09) What to do if you’re suddenly out of a stable job.
• (13:30) The real difference between Kickstarter v. Shopify v. Squarespace.
• (15:00) Ownership pros and cons: angel investors v. crowdfunding.
• (18:50) Can you turn ideas into reality if you’re already working 9-5?
• (21:30) When to start growing a team.
• (26:40) The abundance mentality that kills competition overwhelm.

Find Nalin Chuapetcharasopon, CEO of Crushcrowdfunding on www.crushcrowdfunding.com.

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Amar Goshe, CEO of software company ZenMaid talks: How to pivot to new offerings to keep your niche business alive; Why the size of your staff matters; and What to do about the shocking 20-50% drop in client bookings industry-wide;

Find Amar Ghose on Twitter @amaricandreamz or Zenmaid.com

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Success is not an accident. Learn some key principles of how to grow an audience with videos, start a successful Youtube channel, and become an expert. He is a professional videographer and has worked with the likes of Morgan Freeman, Mark Cuban, and Jason Bateman.

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For more on creating great videos: www.javiermercedes.com/videopodcastcourse

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For a 5,300-word free Ultimate Guide on how to get more clients by leaving a remarkable impression go to www.goodgrowgreat.com.

Right now, you might be feeling that you're meant for more. You want to be able to do whatever you want, whenever you want. In this pre-recorded episode, I talk about the 3 things you can do to get you over the hump of feeling like it's way too embarrassing to start your business with your family or friends watching over your shoulders. What if it doesn't work? Let's dive into what to do when this happens.

Get the freedom to do whatever you want to do in life by starting a business (even if you feel you’re not ready). In this episode, we talk about: 1) What to do if you don’t know whether starting a business is right for you; 2) The pricing technique necessary to be successful; and 3) Why positioning your offering (and the wording you choose) is key to making people line up to work with you.

Morgan Freeman did not become one of the most acclaimed actors by wasting people’s time. Mark Cuban did not become one of the most prominent businessmen by ignoring cast and crews of projects he’s involved with. To become a top performer, to be successful, and to be the best of the best, you must find ways to not get ignored. In this episode, we talk about how to stand out in ways that elite performers in various industries do.