Today is my birthday. Not the day that I recorded this podcast, but the day that I published this podcast. I want to share some of my reflections over this last year and some of what I want to bring into this next year. So I’ve put together a list of some of my biggest wins from this year to celebrate. Some of the biggest lessons I learned, and some of the things I really want to bring into my next year.
You can learn a lot about yourself from how you respond to mistakes and the kind of mistakes you find yourself making a lot. On this episode of The Story Engine Podcast I explore the complications that have arisen with the promotion of my new book and how there can be success despite complications.
Jill Stanton shares the evolution of Screw the Nine to Five, her own philosophies, and the decision to put her values above profit.
There is a cost to doing nothing. Sometimes even, a very high price. Every entrepreneur, coach, influencer, storyteller, anyone with a message should understand the cost of doing nothing, of not taking action, of not signing up for your course, your coaching program or working with you as a consultant
People are missing out if they don’t work with you and you need to be able to communicate that clearly.
Today on the show, we have Mark Wade. Mark is a serial entrepreneur that started as a physician and has slowly evolved from marketer into a software service company founder.
The success in the marketing of all of his brands and his company comes from virtual summits. Virtual summits are essentially an online conference that people can attend from the comfort of their own home. These can be really powerful tools for lead generation, for product launches, and for getting new customers. Mark is going to break down how to use virtual summits to do just that on the episode today.
Today on the show we have Alyson Caffrey. Alyson is a master of operations and communications. She helps businesses achieve explosive growth by getting super clear on their key process and optimizing every aspect of it, from making sure every task is delegated and explained and documented properly and making sure everybody on the team is communicated with and knows what they’re doing.
What she does is essential for so many entrepreneurs to really grow a business to fit the lifestyle or the scale or the achievement or the impact that they really want to have. She’s going to share a lot of really valuable insights into how you can get started doing that, into how you can really make a big leap from either just getting started to six figures, or maybe six figures to seven figures.
