The Well-Paid Creative

Discover two powerful strategies you can use to grow your business - fast!

In this episode, Dayana Mayfield discusses two crucial growth strategies that she used to turn her service-based business around. Tune in to find out how you can work less, adopt a novel hybrid approach to working with more people, and have more people visit your website with the power of SEO and PR.

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Being resilient in business is kinda a given. But what do you do when you experience real life financial (or personal) disaster? David Hogan is a resilience business coach, author and speaker and knows crisis very well after surviving the 2008 crash of the real estate market. But he also knows resilience. After losing everything in that 2008 crash, he went on to build a 7 figure business and now teaches others how to harness their own inner resiliency to see success.

In this episode, David Hogan discusses how to move past setbacks and failures in business and in life. Tune in as David lets us in on what turned his life around: the millionaire handshake - and find out how you can use it in your life.

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You don't have to go it alone in your creative business. Mordy Rapp shares his experience growing his video production company to six figures and beyond with the help of a great partnership.

Mordy drops so many great pieces of advice in this episode for all creatives just starting out - or looking to take the next big leap in their business.

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Discover how this ghostwriter built a successful creative business by doing business in a way that not only felt good - but performed well. He broke all the rules, and still came out on top.

Eli has been called the Godfather of Ghostwriting and he shares what contributed to his success from leaving his sales career to become a writer and then opening up his own freelance business.

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Can you be humble and confident at the same time? Well, we're going to ask that question today and my guest thinks that, yes, you absolutely can, and it's the key to business success. I'm talking with Lawrence Henderson, and we dive into topics like balancing humility and confidence and telling stories in your business so you can attract new clients by being yourself - no bragging required.

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If finding balance in your work has become difficult, you'll love this episode with Megan Dougherty where we dive into tips you can use to being harmony back to your creative business. From defining communication boundaries to having hobbies that are just for you (no side hustle needed) you'll get lots of great ideas from this conversation.

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Are you confused about how to price your service packages as a creative? How about letting the time and money you’ve invested into your skill validate how you charge for your services?

In today’s episode, Gaby Diemeke shares about her Badass Women Project started in New York and now in Austin, and how it has helped expand her photography business. She also shares her tips on how to package your services as a creative and attract your ideal client.

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We're talking all about money, profit and finances in today's episode of the podcast with guest expert Rocky Lalvani. Profit First completely changed how I looked at money and profit in my business and I've been shouting from the rooftops about it ever since. Rocky is going to dive into what the Profit First method is, how you can get started using it and some of the profound effects it can have on your creative business.

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If only you could get more clients - everything would be better right?

But what is more clients isn't the answer?

In this episode we're going to take a deep dive into a common feeling we get as creatives that can have disastrous results if left unchecked. Learn how to recognize the more clients trap and how to alleviate some of its more persistent symptoms.

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Yes it's possible to run a successful business if you're an introvert.

In fact, our guest on this episode, Jesse Martin, talks about how you can not only work with your introverted tendencies but turn them into one of your superpowers. Jesse also shares the tips from his story on how to become a successful business owner as an introvert. Listen in to learn how to charge your worth with your business without letting your insecurities get in the way.

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http://wellpaidcreative.com/19