An oldie but a goodie in the world of shortcuts…
Stop avoiding your project because it’s overwhelming.
Do you network for your business? Or, do you have a community you rely on for support? Or, both?
Discussing the importance of email marketing to help with productivity.
Have you been procrastinating…
People often ask me what does “sharing your voice” means. Of course, in the early years of your business, your focus is on establishing your brand, your business. So sharing your voice may feel like it’s starting in a small way.
Most say to be successful; you have to focus…
Since I’m dealing with multiple health issues, including Stage 3 lobular breast cancer and my 30+ years of living with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia, I know what it’s like to fight through fatigue, depression, and generally feeling like shit.
But, there’s good news.
Whether it’s a physical limitation, procrastination…
I was shocked to discover when I had a routine mammogram on September 28th, that they found a large mass. I had a biopsy on my breast and a lymph node and it’s led me to this update today.
The breast health clinic gave us the news that I do…
Three weeks ago, I had a routine mammogram. I wasn’t planning on having a mammogram this year, though I have a physical each year. But this standard, preventative test scared the shit out of me this year.
Here’s a little backstory:
My wife turned 50 this year and got a…
Is it just me, or does it get very frustrating finding apps on your devices? My wife recently rebuilt my iPhone for me, but we didn’t want to install all the gazillion (approximately) apps I had on my phone. So instead, I installed the ones I use the most frequently…
When your trusty thesaurus fails you, how do you come up with the right word? First, a little back story, before I bought my condo, I moved around a lot. At one point, I lived in 36 different places, that’s not even accounting for each move within a town. Some…
When creating and building a business, we tend to procrastinate on crafting an elevator pitch if we’re not natural salespeople. However, there are two ways to overcome this, get it off your to-do list, and make your networking conversations more effective.
When you know your why, you’re not “selling,” you’re sharing something that can help other people.
When you know your audience, you know their pain points and how you make them feel good again.
Today, I challenge you to identify your why statement and your ideal customer. Then, you can write an elevator pitch without feeling like you’re “salesy,” and you share your products or services with confidence.
Here’s mine as an example as a coach, consultant, and creator:
Helping female-identifying authors and entrepreneurs share their voices with the world through books, courses, and more to create the life they’ve always wanted.
Intelligent automation takes work but saves time and builds your business while you sleep. We’ve all heard it a million times; let systems work for you. The tricky parts no one likes to talk about:
Which works better in your work? Networking or community?
Over the past 5 years, I’ve used networking and community to build my business.
At first, I used Facebook (insert gulp).
It actually worked very well. I established relationships and leveraged relationships from my past and my wife’s connections to start…
