The power of words to shape your thoughts, emotions and ultimately your actions is huge. So I have another one-word hack for you that has been a "rule" in our house for years.

Replace the word "Should" with this alternative and suddenly ownership of your actions is automatic.

Love to hear your thought.

Got any one-word hacks of your own to share?

Cheers

Janet

Words are powerful. Substitute one word with another and you can totally reframe your thoughts, emotions and ultimately your actions.

In this short video I share a powerful one-word hack. Simply substitute the word HAVE with this one 3 letter word and you'll see a huge change in your attitude.

Try it and let me know.

Cheers

Janet

P.S. Thanks to my friend Kate Engler for this tip which she shared at her "Meet The Press" event (http://wonderfulwebwomen.com/kateengler) (which I highly recommend). You can find out more about this (http://wonderfulwebwomen.com/kateengler) and if you tell Kate you know me you'll make a significant saving on the event tuition.

Does your business reflect your core values? What if your core value is fun?

This week I take you to Luna Park, the famous place for fun on Sydney harbour, with some quick ideas for you. (excuse the bed hair....I was out exploring on my morning run).

Cheers

Janet

P.S. Identifying your core values is on of the first steps in the Profit In You module in the Shine Online Program. You can check it out here.

www.shineonlinecoaching.com (http://www.shineonlinecoaching.com/)

A short and sweet dose of motivation from my run along Sydney Harbour this morning.

If you want to create a real community around your business brand online, sometimes you've got to think outside the box. And that may man treating them like blobs of paint. Seriously.

I share with you a personal "behind the scenes" peek at a family "love project" and how you can create your own "love projects" with your business tribe.

Cheers

Janet

P.S. If you want more ideas on how to create a real sense of community around your brand, check out the latest collaborative book published by our own community. You can download a digital copy for free over here:

www.romanceyourtribe.com/rytbook2 (http://www.romanceyourtribe.com/rytbook2)

Ah the irony. While editing this video called "How to shoot videos when you're old and ugly" I found my self thinking "Geez I'm looking old in this video"!

I was tempted to reshoot but instead I listened to my own advice.

Maybe the reason I wasn't happy with it was because I didn't do step 1 of my 3 step solution ?

I'd love to hear your thoughts and advice.

Cheers

Janet

P.S. If you have a friend who is putting off using video in their business because they are old and ugly, please send them the link to watch the video. Let's help them get their message out to the world.

Last month I relaunched by Rising Stars Radio podcast after more than a year of ignoring it. This week, in our members only Facebook forum, Ayesha Hilton (http://ayeshahilton.com/) from Fast Book Writing (https://fastbookwriting.com/download) asked my reasons for relaunching.

I share the main reason and the 4 groups of people I considered before making the decision (and how you can apply the 4th Win Test to your own podcast (or any marketing strategy for that matter).

I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Cheers

Janet

P.S. You can check the podcast out at www.RisingStarsRadioShow.com (http://www.risingstarsradioshow.com/) and find out how you can be one of my featured Rising Stars Guests too.

This week something very significant happened that has had me reflecting on what I truly value in life. I nearly drowned helping to save 2 men who were drowning in the ocean during huge storms here on the East Coast of Australia. In this video I share the story with you and draw 3 lessons for your life and also your business I have gained from this experience.

Grab a cuppa. It’s a ripping yarn!

Cheers

Janet

P.S. I am honoured to be a finalist in the Australian Business Trust Awards. I’d love to win in at least one of the categories we are nominated in (Online Business) and for personal leadership. I’d be grateful if you can vote today for me and Wonderful Web Women and share this link with your friends.

http://www.thetrustawards.com/nominees/ (http://www.thetrustawards.com/nominees/)

So how do you demonstrate that you and your business are trustworthy when your entire business is run online?

This week I share the #1 rule plus give 2 examples of how to do this well (and how to stuff it up).

Feel free to comment, share your stories and pass this on to your friends in business.

Cheers

Janet

P.S. We are finalists in the Australian Trust Awards for business! Thanks you to the wonderful people in our community for your nominations, votes and trust. Can you help us win?

Simply go here and vote for Wonderful Web Women for most trusted online business. I'd also be honoured if you'd vote for me, personally, as most trusted business leader too.

http://www.thetrustawards.com/nominees/ (http://www.thetrustawards.com/nominees/)

This week's episode is brought you from The Pacific Ocean! It is amazing how different a very familiar place looks when you view it from a different perspective. This could be my favourite coastal headland or it could be your business.

I share 3 different types of perspectives you need to consider when reviewing your business and your website. As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts and questions down below.

Cheers

Janet

P.S. If you haven't downloaded my 1 page action plans for you so you know the exact order to implement the steps to build your brand online, then you get them free over here. www.TheQuadrantQuiz.com (http://www.thequadrantquiz.com/)