The Parentpreneur Podcast

Alicia Johnson should have a PhD in creating fulfillment from hardship! Today, she is a counselor working with those who want to conquer their greatest fears and take charge of the purpose laid out before them. Having faced immense hardship throughout her life, Alicia and her husband Steve now helps others understand and move beyond their own pain at Longevity Relationship Consulting. She firmly believes that we all have the ability to improve our lives as long as we are willing to take the necessary action.

In this episode, Alicia lays out her troubled early years as a single mother and addict, explains how she came to terms with the pain in her life without erasing it, and traces her remarkable path through academia and the professional world.

THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE:

(2:36) - Alicia recounts her earliest memories and formative financial experiences.

(4:46) - The traumas Alicia endured at young ages, how she turned to drugs for refuge, and becoming a mother.

(10:59) - Alicia’s repeated suicide attempts and why she didn’t have much in the way of a support system.”

(12:36) - Her fruitful time in a career skills program and the surprising jobs she took on as a result.

(16:20) - How Alicia’s emotional issues peaked, and her fortuitous experience with an evangelist.

(21:44) - How she was able to move through her pain by revisiting her trauma.

(26:20) - Getting her GED, working at IBM, and going to college in her 50s.

(36:40) - The experiences that led Alicia to seek work as a counselor.

(43:00) - Which figure from the Bible Alicia would share a drink with, as well as her parting piece of advice.

TWEETABLES:

“I was looking for love and I was looking for acceptance in all the wrong places.”

“[Our mother] taught us to walk with our heads up.”

“God changed my life in an instant, but He didn’t take away my experiences and He didn’t take away my pain.”

“I had to face those lies that were seeded at that moment.”

“The only way you can dismantle a lie, is with the truth.”

“Take it one day at a time, one week at a time, one month at a time, and before you know it you’re gonna be through."

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Longevity Relationship Consulting - https://longevityrelationships.com/

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You earned a degree, checked off the internship box, found a good job in your new field and are busy living life in your career when suddenly it hits you! "This isn't at all what I want to be doing for the rest of my career!" In today's episode we discuss the sunken cost fallacy and why it's never too late to start over.

Goli Kalkhoran attended Berkeley Law in hopes of advancing social change as a federal public defender. It wasn't too long after realizing her lofty goal and earning her "dream job" that Goli realized that it wasn’t nearly as fulfilling a career as she had hoped. Instead of sticking with the vocation she had invested so much time, effort and money in, Goli left law, founded photo booth company Usie Booth, and now hosts the podcast “Lessons from a Quitter.”

In this episode, Goli discusses how she concluded law wasn’t a good fit for her, how she went about changing careers, and why you should push back against the fears and anxieties telling you to stay where you are.

THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE:

(2:40) - Goli explains what originally drew her to a career in law.

(4:46) - We get into why law school is so difficult compared to other academic paths.

(6:52) - Did taking law at Berkeley specifically put extra pressure on Goli?

(8:20) - What about law pushed Goli to find a different vocation?

(12:10) - Goli’s advice for those finding a law career to be a struggle.

(14:19) - Her theory as to why the vast majority of employed people feel unengaged by their work.

(16:42) - Goli explains the “sunken cost fallacy” and why it holds people back from making important changes in our careers and lives.

(19:20) - How to calculate “opportunity cost” in our careers, and comprehending the upper limit of happiness that money can bring to our lives.

(26:24) - How do we identify what kind of work engages us, and how to we proceed from there?

(29:54) - Goli opens up about the pushback she received from others when she announced she wanted to change careers, as well as how she dealt with it.

TWEETABLES:

“The problem with law school is that a lot of people just end up going because they have no idea what else to do.”

“And that’s the best description of what being a lawyer is: you’re just in a room by yourself reading and writing these very long and boring motions.”

“You need to be honest with yourself about what part of the job you don’t like.”

“A lot of times, we don’t tend to see our own superpowers.”

“The minute you actually start opening your eyes to other things and really admitting to yourself ‘I am unhappy and I want to try something else,’ you just start seeing opportunities.”

“When you start realizing the insanity behind these fears and what it keeps us doing, I think it gives you more courage to be like ‘You know what? I don’t care. I’m just gonna try something else and if I fail I fail’.”

Guest Links:

Goli's Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/lessons-from-a-quitter/id1412305413?mt=2

Goli on Twitter: https://twitter.com/quitterpodcast

Goli on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lessonsfromaquitter/

Resources:

Kahneman Happiness & Money - https://qz.com/1211957/how-much-money-do-people-need-to-be-happy/

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What if you could borrow the same secrets that the world's elite publicists use to create media and buzz for their clients but use them to set your personal brand on fire? You'd be unstoppable! Today's guest can help get you there.

Janet Murray is a highly sought-after speaker and coach, assisting brands and business owners to promote their messages more effectively. She is also the host of the Soulful PR Podcast, where she helps people earn greater attention for the things that they’re doing in business and in life.

In this episode, Janet discusses how you can borrow best practices used by the world’s top publicists and use those techniques to improve your resume and personal brand. She also offers insight into how to stand out in a crowded labor market, what to do to earn the respect of key stakeholders and influencers, and delves deep into her proven method for how to use LinkedIn to promote your thought leadership and personal brand to the decision makers and hiring managers whose attention you crave.

THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE:

(2:14) - How Janet defines public relations and why PR is so important.

(4:11) - The idea of “social proof” and why we take people featured in certain media more seriously.

(6:06) - Skills and tricks used in PR that you can borrow to get more attention.

(10:16) - How to get yourself into the publicist mindset and differentiate yourself in a crowded labor market.

(14:12) - On taking stock of your career and always looking ahead at the paths available to you.

(16:38) - “Training” the LinkedIn algorithm to work to your advantage when determining which content is actually interesting.

(22:23) - Determining which factors contribute to the visibility and shareability of a LinkedIn post.

(27:55) - How to start experimenting with LinkedIn and the power of just being interesting.

(31:31) - What not to do on LinkedIn and being aware of how visible you are.

(35:20) - How to make your personal brand stand out.

(37:00) - Nick answers a listener question and shares tips for how to nail your next phone interview.

TWEETABLES:

“For me, PR is everything about how you show up in the world. It’s really just about how you communicate with people.”

“It’s not really about persuasion, it’s about understanding what that person wants, what they need and [how] to be of service.”

“I just understood that if I wanted something from somebody else, I couldn’t make it about me. I had to make it about them.”

“It really is kind of about taking the longer-term view and thinking ‘What do I need to do to get in front of these people?’”

“The easier you can make it for people to engage with you and respond, the better engagement that you’ll get.”

“Do remember that other people are looking.”

Guest Links:

Janet Murray Website: https://www.janetmurray.co.uk/

Soulful PR Podcast: https://www.janetmurray.co.uk/category/podcast/

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Kat McLead is a certified business coach and creator of SAHM Entrepreneur. Kat has had a very eclectic career, having gotten her start as an exotic dancer and later a dominatrix, the latter helping her realize her marketing talents. Now she works with stay-at-home moms to develop their own businesses that allows them to rake in profits while not sacrificing the time they spend with their kids.

In this episode, Kat outlines the unusual but successful road her career has taken, describes what it was like to switch between very different lines of work, and explains how she helps moms achieve their dreams without needing to leave the house.

THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE:

(2:20) - The path Kat took from her troubled home, to exotic dancing, to making a killing as a dominatrix.

(4:10) - Why she ultimately burned out on her dominatrix work and how she works with female entrepreneurs nowadays.

(5:43) - How one of Kat’s clients actually provided her with the opening to start a new career.

(8:36) - What was it like transitioning between two very different lines of work for Kat?

(9:36) - Kat describes her current business and how she “accidentally” became a business coach.

(10:56) - Debunking the notion that sex workers only have a limited, non-transferrable skillset.

(12:13) - How Kat draws on her own psychological background to help her clients.

(13:48) - What Kat feels have been the lowest lows and highest highs throughout the course of her business.

(15:14) - Kat’s approach to helping her clients find an equilibrium between parent and entrepreneur.

(16:50) - What kind of woman Kat sees as her ideal client.

(19:31) - Kat plays Rapid Fire and reveals the one thing she would do differently if she could start all over again.

TWEETABLES:

“When you niche, you grow rich.”

“My biggest superpower in helping my clients is finding their niche.”

“It’s hard sometimes to sacrifice so much of yourself to become Mom.”

“Your self-worth does not intertwine with how rapidly your business is scaling.”

Guest Resources:

Kat’s homepage - https://www.sahmentrepreneur.com/

The Fulfilled High Profit SAHM Entrepreneur Facebook community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/SAHMEntrepreneur/

Resources:

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In this week's episode, Morgan Field shares three critical keys to success. In our conversation we uncover why focus, curiosity and authenticity are some of the critical traits shared by people who are succeeding in their careers and lives. Through the stories that Morgan shares about her early years as a professional, her climb up the corporate ladder and her eventual decision to walk away from a lucrative career, we learn some great lessons that we can apply to our careers in the corporate world.

Morgan Field is a corporate rock star-turned-entrepreneur and life coach - and a badass lady to boot! She's an expert on self-love, confidence, happiness and empowerment, helping people wake up to a life beyond their wildest dreams. Her business is currently operating in eight different countries and counting.

In our discussion with Morgan, she talks about what made her such a force to be reckoned with in the corporate world and shares her secrets for climbing the corporate ladder quickly and easily. We also asked Morgan what made her realize it was time to move away from the corporate world and what skills she's developed that have enabled her to earn a six figure income AND become the best-selling author of "Epic Sexy You" in less than two years.

THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS SHOW:

(2:30) - Morgan gets into what she does in her work, why she loves doing it, and the kind of freedom she values.

(4:30) - Morgan's academic history, why she actually didn't want to go to school in the first place, and her early career struggles.

(8:35) - What enabled her success climbing the corporate ladder and tips you can take away from her experience.

(13:45) - The most rewarding experience that Morgan took away from her corporate career.

(18:40) - Morgan's "Office Space moment" - the epiphany that pushed her toward the next stage of her career.

(25:30) - Why you should take a step back and re-evaluate your definition of success.

(26:50) - How Morgan overcame her fears and shook up her career, and her tips for facing your own anxieties.

(29:40) - Pushing back when other people are pushing back against your choices.

(34:30) - "Working backwards," giving yourself permission, and some of Morgan's other secrets to success.

(37:45) - Morgan's vision for her coaching program and not being afraid to start strong.

(42:15) - The inspiration we can find from children.

TWEETABLES:

"I basically created a life that I absolutely love and figured out how to get paid doing what I love."

"Be so good they can't ignore you."

"Every single thing we do prepares us for every single thing we will do."

"Success now, to me... it's the amount of time I get to spend loving being me."

"There's definitely more to life than chasing this title, chasing this position, chasing this next ring on the ladder."

"As we chase our dreams, the people in our inner circle don't always respond the way we would expect them to."

Guest Links:

Morgan Field Website - https://www.epicsexyyou.com

Morgan's Book on Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/Epic-Sexy-You-Limits-Rules/dp/0997222425

Morgan Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/epicsexyyou

Morgan Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/epicsexyyou

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John Lee Dumas (JLD) is an entrepreneur and host of Entrepreneurs On Fire, an award-winning podcast with more than 2,000 episodes spent interviewing successful business leaders.

On today's episode, JLD shares his key takeaways from those conversations and what he's learned from his own personal experiences that can help you advance your business. 

In our discussion John shares his story. From transitioning into civilian life after his time in the U.S. military, to his experiences in corporate America, his time in law school, and his decision to break out on his own. He also distills what he’s learned from the many successful people he’s interviewed that can help you grow your own business regardless of your personal goals.

THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE:

(2:30) - JLD describes moving from military to civilian life and his surprise at the difference in attitude and work ethic between the two.

(4:16) - Why JLD found the corporate world inhibiting and what spurred him to take his daring career leap.

(5:21) - JLD’s advice for his younger self and the importance of perpetual self-awareness.

(6:58) - His pointers for career-minded millennials and why they should consider shadowing professionals in the careers they want.

(8:44) - The trick: finding your focus.

(9:35) - Falling into the trap of “being productive in the wrong way.”

TWEETABLES:

“You worked hard because you wanted to work hard, ‘cause it could be a matter of life or death.”

“If you didn’t train sufficiently, you might die when it came down to it.”

“People... for the most part, had a different interpretation about what it meant to work hard.”

“Give yourself time to become self-aware and check in, and give yourself time to actually think about ‘Hey, is my life actually going in the right direction?’”

“Decide what you want, have a spark of interest. And then go actually see if that spark turns into a flame in the real world."

“Every entrepreneur that I’ve interviewed is crappy at a lot of things... but they’re great at one thing, and they’ve identified that one thing and they’ve focused.”

Guest Links:

JLD’s Website - https://www.eofire.com

JLD on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/johnleedumas

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Laura Pennington Briggs is a former teacher turned entrepreneur. Through her Better Biz Academy coaching service and podcast, she helps freelancers turn their talents into profitable businesses. Laura is also the author of Start Your Own Freelance Writing Business: The Complete Guide to Starting and Scaling from Scratch and presented the talk “The Future is Freelancing” at TEDx.

In this episode, Laura explains why she left teaching to take up freelance writing, discusses how you can pick the best clients for you, and argues that it actually isn’t a bad idea to fluff up your resume a little when starting out.

THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE:

(2:00) - What Laura’s teaching career was like and what ultimately pushed her away from teaching.

(4:27) - Why Laura out her PhD on hold and how she stumbled into freelance writing.

(7:44) - Did she get any pushback for shifting gears in her career, and how did she deal with it?

(9:37) - Why it was so difficult for Laura to leave Baltimore and her students.

(12:18) - How Laura went about launching her freelance career and arranging her own TEDx talks.

(14:18) - Laura’s tips for choosing the right freelance clients and projects for you.

(16:34) - The best place to find freelance gigs as a newcomer to the trade.

(17:17) - What Laura’s business is like on a day-to-day basis and how she sees it evolving in the near future.

(19:30) - What was Laura’s biggest challenge starting her business, and a few tips you can use to avoid those hurdles.

(21:47) - Why you shouldn’t be afraid to pad your resume a little when attracting your first few clients.

(23:37) - Laura discusses a few other skills and trades translate easy to the freelance economy.

(25:40) - The two biggest high points in Laura’s freelance career so far.

(27:22) - Laura plays Rapid Fire and reveals why she admires professional women most of all.

(29:17) - What Laura would do differently if she could start her freelancing business over from scratch.

TWEETABLES:

“Don’t spend three months thinking about your pricing. Give yourself a weekend to figure it out.”

“Most clients care about the fact that you are who you say you are and that you do have the skills necessary.”

“You can teach yourself a lot of really cool things and make it something that does become part of your expertise.”

“My freelance business has pulled so much of my attention and in the best possible way.”

“I still get to part of me that really enjoys education and helping other people, but I don’t have to do it in the structure of the public schools.”

“I don’t need to reinvent the wheel here. Let me go find someone who’s successful and see if they’ll teach me how to do it.”

“Listen to your employees when they’re speaking up about somebody toxic in the workplace.”

LINKS:

Guest Resources:

Better Biz Academy - http://www.betterbizacademy.com/

“The Future is Freelancing” TEDx Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGY8vO3KRTk

Resources:

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Bob Paskins is a motivational speaker who lives with his family in the greater Portland area. Amping up large crowds wasn’t always Bob’s calling, having spent the early portion of his career as a Radio DJ and later as an insurance salesman. But after finding both jobs unfulfilling, he discovered the power of storytelling and realized it was a talent he could put to use for people’s benefit.

In this episode, Bob explains how he went from Radio DJ to motivational speaker, discusses why trusting your gut is always the best strategy, why he thinks you should invest in online coaching, and emphasizes why referrals are so vital for solopreneurs.

THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE:

(2:13) - Bob’s original life and career plan as he left school and how it ended up shifting.

(5:44) - Why Bob felt unfulfilled in his chosen line of work and what had changed for him.

(9:12) - What gave Bob the confidence to go from DJ'ing and selling insurance to consulting for salespeople.

(11:58) - How he got started as a solopreneur.

(13:35) - The highlights (and the struggles) of getting his business going.

(17:00) - Considerations to make before investing in an online course.

(18:58) - The highest high in Bob’s business over the last few years.

(22:57) - Why referrals are so key to getting your business going.

(28:33) - Bob plays Rapid Fire and explains why the Minnesota Vikings are often on his mind.

(31:40) - What Bob would do differently if he were starting his business all over again tomorrow.

TWEETABLES:

“I could operate in a lane of fear or I could operate in a lane of faith.”

“I had to make the investment in educating myself before I could go out and work with others.”

“People that know you and believe in you want you to succeed, and they will help you succeed.”

“I think I kinda had that entrepreneurial or that spirit of ownership in me from the start.”

“What I realized was even though I was in the insurance business, I did not like selling insurance.”

“What would happen if I was to take the insurance piece out of what I do and instead work with the companies basically to elevate them to the next level?”

“I wanted to find an online program that fit who I was, and really placed a value upon finding that synergy between what the program was versus what I wanted to build.”

LINKS:

Guest Resources:

Bob’s homepage - https://www.bobpaskins.com/

Bob’s email: [email protected]

Bob on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/bob-paskins-72566a

Resources:

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Cathy Weiss is a clairvoyant, intuitive energy reader, and self-described “personal trainer for your soul.” Formerly a teacher and yoga instructor, Cathy now works with women to provide them with clarity and a way forward through their personal and professional journeys.

In this episode, Cathy recounts her experience fusing yoga and pole-dancing, relates how she became aware of her own intuitive gift, and explains how she was able to make some of the more difficult choices in her career.

THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE:

(2:24) - What “energy” means to Cathy and the journey she took to arrive in her current business.

(6:38) - How L.A. traffic factored into Cathy’s decision to change career path.

(10:49) - What went through her head when deciding to open a yoga studio and how she went about putting the business together.

(13:53) - The unexpected conception of Cathy’s yoga / pole dancing fusion studio, Yoga Flirt.

(15:12) - What influenced Cathy’s decision to ultimately close her studio down.

(17:56) - Cathy makes a case for why you might want to walk away from something you love, as well as how she personally dealt with shutting down her studio.

(20:43) - How Cathy figured out the next steps in her personal journey after closing Yoga Flirt.

(22:46) - The moment Cathy realized she had the ability to read other people’s energies.

(28:16) - How Cathy successfully positioned her business and how you can frame your own in a clear and attention-grabbing way.

(31:27) - What Cathy finds to be the most fulfilling moments in her new career.

(32:51) - Cathy plays Rapid Fire and defines what success truly means to her.

(35:41) - What would Cathy do differently if she could restart her career from scratch tomorrow?

TWEETABLES:

“People think they know what their energy is until they hear it explained.”

“I didn’t realize how much I was tied and held by this business until I started the process of closing it.”

“The more I sink into trusting my heart and my soul, the more I know everything is working out perfectly.”

“I feel like we’re obligated to really, really listen to and trust our heart and our soul because it means we’re meant to move onto something else.”

“What I care about is the results and 100% of my clients agree on the results.”

“Any little bit of feedback that I get that tells me I’m helping anyone is such a huge win and helps me trust and keep moving forward with what I’m doing.”

LINKS:

Guest Resources:

Cathy’s homepage - https://cathy-weiss.com/

Cathy on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/LightworkerCathyWeiss/

Cathy on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lightworker_cathy/

Resources:

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Dustin Heiner is an author, podcaster and blogger at Master Passive Income. Dustin used to work conventional retail and government jobs once upon a time, but he felt constrained and unfulfilled until he discovered the world of real estate investment. Now he helps his clients leave corporate drudgery behind by teaching them how to invest in real estate and make as much money as they can without trading time for money.

In this episode, Dustin explains why he walked away from his government job, reveals how he built a real estate business from scratch, and advises new business owners looking to get into the real estate game.

THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE:

(2:13) - What pushed Dustin away from his old day job and why he found real estate to be a much more fruitful career path.

(5:01) - What was missing from Dustin’s old job experiences the important lessons he took away from them.

(7:11) - The ups and downs Dustin encountered building his real estate portfolio and what he learned along the way.

(9:47) - What people looking to invest in real estate need to learn about the business to get started.

(13:10) - Dustin’s rough and tumble path to learning how to do real estate “right.”

(15:37) - The 6 different ways you can make money off of real estate.

(16:45) - The moments that have made Dustin’s real estate journey, warts and all, worth it.

(18:51) - Dustin plays Rapid Fire and reveals which book got him started in the real estate world.

(21:11) - What Dustin would do differently if he had to restart his business today.

TWEETABLES:

“What I did realize that I could count on was somebody needing a place to live.”

“This is not a Get Rich Quick Scheme at all. This is a Get Wealthy Plan.”

“I have other people, like property managers, realtors, wholesalers, inspectors, all those other people to do work for me so I don’t have to work and I can do whatever I want with my time.”

“I was 37 years old when I quit my job and I will never get a job again.”

LINKS:

Guest Resources:

Master Passive Income - https://www.masterpassiveincome.com/

Master Passive Income podcast - https://www.masterpassiveincome.com/podcast

Free Passive Income course - https://www.masterpassiveincome.com/freecourse

Resources:

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