The Wonder Jam Cast

This week, Adam asks Allie about how she balances having her own personal aesthetic as an artist while still delivering what a client wants. Allie explains how her fine art background plays into things and why it's important for her to remember that her work isn't just art — it has to be useful to a client.

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Allie and Adam explain what exactly a sale funnel is and discuss why the process is important for business owners to understand. Adam talks about how he coaches his clients to widen their sales funnel and Allie weighs in on why taking on smaller projects can be especially helpful at times.

In this episode Adam asks Allie to talk about how she handles client feedback. Allie talks about how her reaction to feedback has changed since she first started presenting work, and why she prefers to receive feedback in person rather than over email.

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Two weeks into 2018 and we're finally both back in the office for the first time since the New Year. After dealing with back-to-back illnesses that kept each of us out of the office, we decided to dedicate this episode to talking about how to handle being sick and running a business at the same time. From preventing getting sick in the first place to building a network of people to rely on when you inevitably do get sick, we cover it all.

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We're back for Season 3 of the podcast! This season we're doing things a little differently — instead of interviewing different guests each episode, this time around it's just the two of us.

We'll be releasing shorter episodes focused on condensed topics we want to talk to each other about — topics we think our dedicated listeners want to hear our thoughts on.

This episode, Adam asks Allie about how she knows when she's nearing a burnout. Allie outlines the specific warning signs that let her know when she has to take a step back, and how she deals with balancing so much at once.

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In this Season 2 Finale episode of the podcast, Allie and Adam reflect on the last 10 episodes, touching on their favorite interview moments and lessons learned. We also look forward to Season 3 and talk about our plans for how the podcast will be different starting in January.

Thank you to everyone who listened to the podcast this season! If our month-long hiatus is too unbearable, keep an eye out for Adam's podcast "Lehman's Terms" which will be launching this month.

In this episode, Catherine & Bryan Williamson sit down with us to discuss what it's like to own a business with your spouse. Catherine and Bryan, however, don't own just one business together, they own three:

Mix Design Collective is their design-build company that specializes in interior design, old home remodels, and real estate investment.

Beginning in the Middle is the blog where they share renovation progress, updates on life & business, and DIY projects.

The Village Host is their company that offers furnished short-term rental homes in Columbus.

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Rebecca Ritchey aka Eating Books is a digital media consultant and freelance writer. On Rebecca's blog she shares fictional food photography, literary musings, travel stories and business tips.

In this episode of the podcast we talk about how Eating Books came to be, and which social media platform is Rebecca's favorite. Allie and Rebecca share their experiences with Instagram comment pods, and of course we take listener submitted questions.

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Eating Books

Rebecca's Instagram

Rebecca's Twitter

Ohiyo Chocolate

Jenny Sansouci, publisher of Healthy Crush started her blogging journey 10 years ago. After enrolling at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN), she quit her digital advertising job and started focusing full-time on health coaching and blogging.

In this episode, Jenny talks about figuring out how to make a living off of her blog, traveling the world and why she prefers blogging over Instagram. Later, everyone shares stories about their most interesting personal health/nutrition ventures.

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Healthy Crush

Jenny's Instagram

Jenny's Twitter

In this episode we sit down with Kate Finley, of Belle Communications, a digital PR agency that specializes in restaurant, lifestyle and non-profit brand marketing.

Kate talks about how she built her team without having an actual shared workplace, and how the remote team stays connected. She also discusses having to implement new policies as her company grows and the requirements a client has to meet before she is willing to work with them.

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Kate's Instagram

Belle Communications

Belle's Instagram

Sococo

Leading Through the Turn