The Missing Link Podcast

Today on Mindset First, we're going to take a deep dive into money and money mindset. This is one of the biggest areas of mindset struggles, and it often feels like the hardest one to overcome. Money mindset is that overriding attitude that you have about your money and your finances. And if that attitude is negative, it can have a huge impact on your ability to achieve your goals and grow your business.

On today's episode, we're going to help you create some shifts around money. We're going to take a close look at what we really mean when we talk about money mindset. We're going to look at how it actually impacts your business and the secret no one tells you when it comes to creating a more positive money mindset.

This is an important episode if you've been struggling with your own worth, struggling to charge what you want, or even talk to clients about money. I hope that by the time we're done with this episode, you'll experience a shift. You'll know what to do and start to feel more positive about money and your ability to deal with it.

Today’s episode is all about how we can become even more visible in our business (and stand out).

Video Expert, Tracy Phillips is someone I've had the pleasure to work with on a consistent basis who has playfully been dubbed the Queen of the Testimagical. She's worked with some amazing business leaders, such as Nancy Levin, Ashley Turner, Jeff Walker, and Colette Baron-Reid by helping them shine on video. She's also been nominated for an Emmy and is a good friend. Video coach and expert, Tracy Phillips.

During this conversation, we talk about how to really get more visible in your business and use video to connect with your audience. We talk about some of the mindset blocks that get in your way and how you can better prepare to dive into video.

Tune in and let's get visible.

Today’s episode is an interview with Regine Rousseau.

Regine is the owner of an event business called Shall We Wine located in Chicago, Illinois. When COVID hit, Regine realized that her business could go under–quickly. So she decided to focus on being of service (delivering groceries to clients) and soon she found a great way to move her business online. She also discovered a bigger need for conversations around BLM and partnerships to highlight her business–and those she worked with.

This is a powerful conversation for anyone who feels like their back is up against the wall.