Vicki Irvin's Superwoman Lifestyle Radio Show

5 warning signs the people you are hanging with are toxic:

1. When you're done talking to them, your energy levels drop low and you're mentally and physically drained.
2. When you see them calling on the phone or texting you, you cringe. 
3. You are always hesitant to tell them anything positive that's happening in your life.
4. These people love to hear about your hard times but, oddly enough, they become very, very busy when it's time for you to talk about anything good or they have no reaction to it.
5. You bring tremendous value to the relationship and bent over backward to help them and there's no reciprocity in return.

• Vicki’s thoughts on being a thought leader and trendsetter.
• Taking a bold, unapologetic stand for what you believe in.
• Transitioning from the unknown to the sought after entrepreneur.
• Being recognized as a real player in the industry.
• Developing versatile leadership.
• Why collaboration is crucial to success.
• Want to stand out as a leader? Start by being different.
• Creating your own business “language”
• Leading your following with integrity.
• Having phenomenal content marketing.
• “The Beyonce Factor”

Vicki Irvin’s Extreme Women Entrepreneurs Event 2016

• Creating clear, laser focus understanding of who does like you.
• Building a “celebrity” brand & boosting your business credibility.
• Fighting self-doubt and promoting your product with confidence.
• "You're not doing your job until there's a bunch of people not liking you."
• Taking the opposite stance in your industry.
• The superwoman syndrome.
• Creating your own "language" within your brand.
• Why being yourself is a great business decision.
• The importance of crafting a unique personal brand.
• Why brand consistency matters.

Vicki Irvin’s Extreme Women Entrepreneurs Event 2016

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Most entrepreneurs start a new business with dreams of success, but the unfortunate fact is too many of them fail. In this episode, Vicki shares what works and what doesn't in business today and discuss the top five mistakes women entrepreneurs make that hold them back from being great and realizing their full potential. 

It feels as though everyone wants to be an entrepreneur these days but no one really wants to do the work. This week, Vicki  sheds some light on the realities of being an entrepreneur and from her personal experience, shares ways on how to stand out and stay ahead of your competition.

In this episode, Vicki talks about how to turn your flaws into strengths. She shares stories and lessons from the likes of  world-class ballerina, Misty Copeland and quarterback Cam Newton who proved that you don’t need to be perfect to be successful. This episode will inspire you to quit making excuses and start using your flaws before others can use them against you.

• Deciding when to compete or collaborate with other people
• Protecting your brand
• Most important criteria to look for when collaborating with other people
• Ways to stand out from your competition
• The power of delivering positive results
• Focus on profits, not popularity
• Having clear a vision and staying true to your business values
• When to say 'no' to a collaboration
• Finding and recognizing good business opportunities
• Running your business like you're a big corporation
• How to stop being jealous of someone else's success
• "You are your biggest competition."
• Importance of trying new things
• Ways to be seen as a leader in your field
• Getting rid of the "loser mentality"

Com Mirza is a serial entrepreneur, investor and dream chaser. He's launched over 3 dozen companies around the world, made almost 100 Investments, mentored trained and coached thousands of entrepreneurs and has been a driving force in raising the level of contribution on the planet through his TheContributon.Org project. From a humble lemonade stand with a group of neighbourhood kids at the age of 6 to living in the worlds tallest building in downtown Dubai Com is committed to chasing his potential and his dreams.

He spends 50% of his time making investments into entrepreneurs, early stage companies, and real estate deals and the other 50% split between launching new ventures, launching charitable/philanthropic projects, publicly speaking, mentoring and training entrepreneurs in his Billion Dollar Mastermind, and other mastermind programs, workshops and events. He runs the Dream Chasing Family a community of over 45,000 people around the world who collaborate to help each other reach their dreams faster.

He's passionate about chasing dreams, personal development, martial arts, traveling, business growth, accelerated mental development and mindsets, contribution, legacy, impact, and combatting inequality, poverty, and illiteracy . He's personally helped over 60 entrepreneurs add over a million dollars+ in revenue to their businesses and over 300 entrepreneurs to start with nothing, or very low revenue and scale to mid-high six figures. He's donated millions of dollars to charitable programs relating to education, food water, shelter, clothing and medicines primarily in the developing continents like asia, middle east and africa.

He lives a very humble lifestyle, is super down to earth, and practices strict financial discipline of investing 90% of his income and living off 10% to enjoy his life and helps thousands around the world develop the contribution + investor + abundance mindset.

In this week's episode, Vicki talks about the roadblocks preventing a lot of women entrepreneur from taking their business to the next level.

This is the first episode of Vicki Irvin's Superwoman Lifestyle Radio Show.  We've dedicated this episode to introduce the listeners to Vicki and her SWL movement. Vicki also drops some knowledge that is a must hear if you're a female business owner.