28Apr

How To Be Confident in Your Pricing

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In this episode, we dive into how to determine your pricing and the steps you can take to confidently sell your products/services for the pricing you desire. First things first, pricing is UP TO YOU! Pricing is an IMPORTANT topic when running your own business. The hard truth of it is: IT’S UP TO YOU! […]

14Apr

The Problem With “Fake It Until You Make It”

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In this podcast episode, we break down the phrase “fake it ‘till you make it” and talk about the practical uses and the impractical side effects. Our three main problems with the idea of “faking it till we make it.” It never ends because there is no quantifiable “making it” period. How do you know […]

12Aug

Quick-Win Episode 8: Stop Talking About Yourself

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Episode Summary When a potential client comes to your website, what do they see? Are you talking about you and all the things you know and offer? It’s so easy to talk about yourself too much. You feel the need to explain your services, your story, your background experience, etc. But that’s not what people […]

29Jul

Quick-Win Episode 7: Never Finish Your To-Do List

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Episode Summary I know what you’re thinking; “Never finish your To-Do list is bad advice.” But hear us out! You always need to have something on your list to keep you moving forward. If you have completed everything on your list and have nothing left to do, this means you aren’t working towards anything. In […]

04Apr

What Should I Be Doing for My Business During COVID-19 Crisis?

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We are in unprecedented times right now amidst the COVID-19 public health crisis, and a lot of us self-employed business owners are finding ourselves forced out of work, or waiting for the economy to pick up and the customers to flood back in. It’s important to take a minute, take a deep breath and focus […]

04Apr

Content You Should Be Making Right Now

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In this video, I outline some content ideas you can be making right now, amidst all this COVID-19 chaos. Now is not necessarily the time to solicit business from your customers, but now is a great opportunity to build credibility, lend a helping hand, and stay memorable in the eyes of your clients. Here’s what […]

12Mar

Batching Tasks To Save You Time & Energy

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In this video I describe what batching tasks is and I give you examples of how to apply batching to your daily routine in your small business. What exactly does “Batching Tasks” mean? It’s the act of organizing your tasks into categories to improve efficiency, production, and mental stability. Here’s what you’ll learn in this […]

04Mar

Quick-Win Episode 5: What Is Brand Value? & Why Do I Care?

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Episode Summary Brand value is a very important thing to understand, especially when you’re a SEBO who is on your own. It’s also very important to the business owner who is looking to revamp themselves due to inefficiencies in their pricing, marketing, and overall brand image. We assume that you’re awesome at what you do. […]

27Feb

4 Ways To Use Your Phone To Be More Productive

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In this video, I go over 4 habits for you to implement to save you from wasting over a day each week on your phone so you can be more productive. We know cell phones can be time suckers, but I’m here to help you change the way you use it! When Apple created the […]

16Jan

A Year Of Reading In Review – 2019

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In 2019 I set a goal to read 30 books which is a LOT for me. I’m usually a casual reader who may finish 3-5 books per year so I knew when I set this goal that it would take some work to accomplish. Ultimately, I fell seven books shy of my goal, but in […]

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