If you want to get people to rally around you and your ideas, if you want to start seeing massive growth in your business, then you need to stop offering small improvements and offer a whole new way of doing things. You need to offer a completely new approach, you need to create new opportunities.
One of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned in the past year of doing this podcast is learning more about my audience – knowing who you are and how I can serve you better. That’s why I’ve decided to change the name of the podcast. I want to make it crystal clear why I’m here and who I’m helping.
If you’re a solopreneur and you want to know if your business is actually growing, these three metrics are super easy to measure and give you a pretty good idea of where you stand today, what’s working, and what’s not.
After 16 years in a safe, comfy corporate job, I took a big leap and started my own gig. Since then I’ve become a successful solo entrepreneur. Yes, I’ve dealt with a lot of dips and setbacks, but I’ve stuck with it and built two successful business myself and helped scores of other passionate people push through their challenges to find the freedom and joy that comes from being an entrepreneur. In this episode of the podcast, I share my tumultuous yet fulfilling journey with you.
Whenever I work with a new entrepreneur we talk about content marketing. The topic of blogging always comes up, and they say things like, “Do I have to have a blog?” “Does blogging actually work?” “I hate writing. Is there something I can do besides blogging?” In this episode the podcast, I tackle these questions and offer some cool (and effective) alternatives to blogging.
