Be Bold, Repeat

In today's episode, we share some sad but exciting news about the future of Be Bold, Repeat! There are so many incredible things on the horizon and we break down what's happening with Be Bold, Repeat, and where our focus is going in the future. Plus we share our biggest lessons from running Be Bold, Repeat as podcast newbies!We are incredibly grateful for each and every one of you who have tuned in each week to listen so don't forget to give us a follow on Instagram at @embracingtheuncertain and @simplysocialcorp to keep up to date with what's going on with each of our respective businesses.Learn more at beboldrepeat.com.

In this solo episode, Ashley is talking about overwhelm. How do you prioritize when everything feels like it's a top priority? She's giving you 3 simple things to focus on when you feel overwhelmed or frozen in what to do next.Learn more at beboldrepeat.com

In today's episode, we're talking about: How to set expectations with your clientsHow do you work together? What is your communication platform? How do you set boundaries? What are your turnaround times and required lead times? Answering these questions sets you up for a good customer experience and helps define success. Your legal process Do you want to go forward with a statement of work? What about a contract? News flash! You can get one off of the internet.It's all about the follow-throughWhen you set boundaries, stick to them! It will build trust, install CEO energetics, and help you stay regulated.To learn more visit beboldrepeat.com.

It's time to get real with y'all … creating a successful business overnight just doesn't happen. It's unrealistic, sets terrible standards for the online business world, and overall perpetuates the idea that if you don't crush it overnight there's something wrong with you or your business. Signing your first client can take some time simply because there's a major learning curve you are trying to understand PLUS you're a new business that's trying to gain the trust of customers who have never seen you serve in the way you are serving before. So let's drop the belief that you have to become an overnight success and step into the most realistic (and fastest) way to sign your first client.In today's episode you'll hear:Why people's buying process can take timeWhere Katie & Ashley spent their time at the beginning of their businessWhy focusing on this one area will actually make the sales process feel SO much easierWhy the idea that people you know won't buy from you isn't trueHow this strategy looks in each of our businessesToday's homework is to choose your favorite platform and reach out to 3 contacts to tell them about your services OR make a blanket post/declaration of your offer/service!Learn more at beboldrepeat.com.

In last week's episode, we talked about the 3 questions you need to know before you start marketing yourself and your online business and in today's episode we are building off of it because at this point - it's time to start shouting from the rooftops that you're an entrepreneur!But wait - "I'm an entrepreneur". That feels hard to say out loud and what if people call you out...enter imposter syndrome. We get it it can be hard to own that you're an entrepreneur publicly so in today's episode we're covering some ways to overcome those fears including:Why it's normal to have fear about owning the fact you're an entrepreneur especially once you begin your businessWhy being visible in your business can feel challenging - especially as a woman in the patriarchyHow showing up energetically as a CEO makes a HUGE difference in your success and the first step to take even if you feel frozenWhy showing up online actually helps build trust with your clientsWhy you don't have to be dubbed an "expert" to be able to support your ideal clientSo your homework today is to lean into discomfort and go tell someone you're an entrepreneur - even if it feels weird and even if it starts from a whisper.Learn more at beboldrepeat.com

So you want to start a business but like....how? Where do you start? What steps do you need to take? What goes first?In today's episode we kick off a mini-series where we share a step by step process to follow as you build your online business.So you've got your business idea, you've done some foundational mindset and you're bought into being an entrepreneur. What next?In this episode you'll hear:The three questions you need to spend time answering in order to solidify your brand identityWhy these questions should be where you spend the majority of your time in the beginningWhy the answers to these questions will help show the value you bring to your ideal clientPlus we share examples of how this looks in both of our businessesWe hope this episode helps you to feel more prepared as you bring your baby business to the world and if it helped - don't forget to head over to iTunes and leave us a 5-star review!

Running an online business as a new entrepreneur requires you to be a bit scrappy and get super involved in the nitty-gritty of your business in the very beginning. And while that can be fun, at some point in your business, you'll need to be able to scale your time so you can focus on your most important tasks (i.e. serving your clients) which means you will likely consider hiring your first team member. Hiring your first team member is the easiest way to scale your results in your business and in today's episode we talk about 3 things you should know when it comes to hiring your team.In this episode you'll hear:Ashley's tip for getting your mindset behind your hiring process - I know handing the reigns of your baby business over to someone else is terrifyingWhy the 3 things we discuss today will help you avoid making the wrong hireThings to consider when it comes to hiring your ideal person (spoiler alert, you might need them in the same timezone.)Why it's important to know exactly what type of person you need to hire before you start interviewingLearn more at beboldrepeat.com.

In today's episode we are answering one of the top questions we get from listeners around social media. That question? Should I have a personal or business page on my socials (Facebook, IG, TikTok, etc)? We LOVE this question and in today's episode we'll break down our thoughts on how to handle this new business owner conundrum.In today's episode, you'll hear:How we looked at social media profiles as a new business ownerWhy there's no right answer to this question and why you shouldn't let this question trip you up before you even get startedThe benefits to having a business profile & the reasons you might consider having a business profileThings to consider when you are deciding between a personal or business profile - including confidentiality of your family and personal lifeHow safety plays into the decision to share your business offers publiclyWhy we suggest focusing on ONE platform at the beginning of your business vs. all the platformsLearn more at beboldrepeat.com

Are you dealing with social media burnout? In this solo episode, Katie shares how to make sure social media is adding goodness to your life, not stress! Today, you'll learn:How to identify social media burnoutHow to utilize social media for your business when it feels overwhelmingThe key to creating and implementing boundaries with social mediaHow to maintain healthy social media habitsWhether you're a startup or a Fortune 500 company, social media services can help you build awareness online, increase your bottom line, and create meaningful connections with your existing and potential customers. And guess what?! It doesn't have to be difficult. Learn more at simplysocialcorp.com.

Today's episode is a minisode by Ashley and she's taking you through a beautiful 5-minute meditation to call in a full client roster. Whether you are just starting your business or have been in business for a while we all have rough weeks. These are the weeks that no one really talks about; the weeks where you wonder if starting this business was a good idea or why it seems like no one is listening. If this feels like you right now, I want to invite you to bookmark this email or podcast (you can save your podcasts on Spotify for easy access!). Sit on a meditation cushion or perhaps lie down and get comfortable. Learn more at beboldrepeat.com.

If you're running an organic social media strategy - meaning you don't have the cash money to invest in ads, then you're going to want to peep today's episode! Now more than ever before, value based content is the way you will win in the online space and it's simply because attention spans are shorter (thanks to TikTok & Reels) and the algorithms reward you for creating engaging content. The more your content centers around giving value in an engaging way the more likely your audience will save, like, share, and watch your content. Each of those actions results in an engagement and tells Instagram that its relevant and bada bing bada boom - you win.In today's episode we cover the following:Why you might Be noticing a downtick on your engagement in social mediaTwo ways to sell services on social media - even if it's noisy AF.How to create deeper online relationships with prospects without feeling like a used car salesmanPLUS we give you some fun homework that will help alleviate fear around creating relationships with your ideal clients online!Learn more at beboldrepeat.com

Raise your hand if you have ever struggled with self-doubt as an entrepreneur!

Season 2 is coming to a close and we cannot believe we've given you all 23 episodes this season! In this episode, we are going out with a bang...and the question we are asking is....What would you be willing to do for the results you want in your business? Yes, this weeks conversation is all about getting super uncomfortable and leaning into fear knowing that on the other side of that fear is usually a lesson or something that you need to hear in order to get you closer to the ideal outcome. In this episode we talk about:1. How fear manifests itself in our business results2. How to use fear to learn more about yourself in an effort to move the needle forward in your business.3. The 1% rule when it comes to getting uncomfortable4. Asking yourself hard questions like "What am I willing to do in order to get the result I want?"5. Why your fear is a compass of the things you should be doing in your business 6. How to have tough love with yourself so that you can keep goingLearn more at beboldrepeat.com and subscribe to our newsletter!

Is it just us or are the lines between work and home more blurred than ever? Have you experienced burnout in the last year … or maybe even currently? In this episode, Ashley and Katie talk bout how you can deal with burnout. Whether it’s Zoom burnout, emotional burnout, corporate burnout, or anything in between, we’ve got you covered.Ashley and Katie are sharing their personal stories of burnout and how they worked (or in Katie’s case, currently working) through it. If are just not enough hours in the day before, we’re giving you steps to give yourself grace and conquer burnout.

In this episode, we’re talking with Lindsay Simonds, Owner and Founder of Lindsay Simonds Consulting (LSC). LSC offers strategic consulting to nonprofits with an emphasis on major gifts and capital campaigns (and my friends - this amazing human has raised over 1 BILLION dollars!). Joni us for this amazing conversation about how building community and asking for help was the foundational aspect of Lindsay's business - so much so, she was able to create a full book of business within 10 days of launching her business.Here are the top 5 things you'll learn from today's episode:1. How to build community on your unique gifts2. Why asking for help in your business is actually the most courageous thing you can do as you start out3. Why Clubhouse is one of Lindsay's favorite places to show up online4. Tips for creating your own community and following on Clubhouse5. How to position yourself as a thought leader when you might be new and not have all the answers to every single questionAbout LindsayLindsay Simonds founded Lindsay Simonds Consulting in 2017 after her role as Vice President at CCS, a leading global fundraising consulting and management firm providing services including feasibility studies, capital campaigns, prospect research, public relations, and case developments.She is a senior, nonprofit, fundraising, and management professional with a decade of experience partnering with organizations for transformational change. Having raised over $1 billion philanthropic, she is an integral lead in expanding and deepening donor relationships, philanthropic strategies, and development operations.A graduate of the University of Denver, Lindsay majored in International Studies at the Joseph Korbel School of International Studies with an emphasis on gender issues, conflict resolution, and economics. She has a deep love for culture and people – she has traveled to over 23 countries (and counting!). In her free time, she teaches yoga and is the founding chairwoman for Laughing Lotus yoga studio’s Love Saves the Day – a nonprofit dedicated to increasing access to yoga for all.Connect with LindsayWebsite: https://lindsaysimondsconsulting.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsaysimondsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/creating_community_for_good/?hl=enPodcast: https://lindsaysimondsconsulting.com/podcast/

Ever struggle with knowing what to post in order to create interest in your products or services? Does that struggle play into your desire to post and show up consistently online? In today's episode of Be Bold, Repeat, we are sharing how you can use something called a "Content Pillar" to stay consistent in your messaging and in showing up online. Consistency is SO important when it comes to creating a following and building know, like, and trust factor with your ideal audience and when we implemented this strategy in our own businesses, our social media presence went from "HOLY FUCK WHAT DO I POST TODAY?" to "EASY BREEZY, BEAUTIFUL".In today's episode, you'll hear:1. What a Content Pillar actually is2. How Content Pillars can help create consistency in your online presence3. Questions you can ask yourself to figure out what your Content Pillars are4. How Content Pillars can create brand ambassadors without you having to explicitly pay or ask people to promote you or your product/service5. Examples of what your Content Pillars might be6. Why Content Pillars are the game-changer in making social media easy (especially when it comes to repurposing content)Learn more at beboldrepeat.com

Do you have a morning routine? How about an afternoon routine? How do you structure your lifestyle as an entrepreneur so that you aren't falling back into the habits that may or may not have gotten you burnt out?In our minds, morning routines or basic time management principles are less about creating parameters around what you should and shouldn't be doing during your day and are more about starting and continuing your day/week with a positive, supportive mindset (even if your day doesn't truly begin until 11 am ).Listen, we aren't here to tell you what time to start your day or give you an exact framework of what to implement at what time because the truth is only you know what and when you need to do things to support your well-being. But in case you are lost on how to manage your time in a way that feels supportive as a new entrepreneur, you'll want to run on over to your favorite podcast platform and listen to today's episode!Today's guest, Rebecca Whitman, shares why morning routines and basic time management principles can help to create alignment and abundance in your life and business. Because let's be honest...when you dreamt about entrepreneurship it probably didn't include working 60 hours a week chained to a desk...if you wanted that - you could have stayed in corporate America.

We’re getting into the feels and it's mainly because we know that being an entrepreneur can be an emotional experience. Oftentimes, people ask us how we keep going when things aren't going the exact way we want them to and the answer is simple...We go back to what motivates us and why we do this work .... i.e. our values. It's our hope that this week’s episode will inspire you to understand how your own values play out in your business and most importantly, that you can use these values to keep going when you feel tired or weary in your business. In this episode you'll hear:1. How our values were the thing that launched our entrepreneurial journey2. How to weave your values into your business or day job even if's not exactly clear on how they correlate3. How to honor your values in your business4. Why honoring your values will create a ripple effect in the world and in the economy5. Why there's room for all of us at the top and why we've changed our mindset around other women being our greatest competitorsLearn more at beboldrepeat.com

When’s the right time to delegate your daily tasks as a CEO? At a certain point (whether that's revenue or clients you support), you'll need to be okay with outsourcing some of the tasks that someone else can handle for you. In our businesses, that looks like a Business Coach, a Virtual Assistant, and a Bookkeeper. We are SO passionate about hiring out certain tasks in our business because we know and have a major desire for our brainpower to be used on the things that actually move the needle forward in our business (i.e. serving our clients, business development, and content creation). But when should you start to hire out these tasks? Is there truly a right time?In this episode, you'll hear:The things we've outsourced in our business and the types of roles you might consider outsourcing to in order to manage the back end of your business Our thoughts on when to hire support in your businessTime or Money - Why your time is your most valuable asset and how it makes you more moneyInterested in hiring a virtual assistant? Here’s the amazing resource Ashley mentioned in the episode: https://www.instagram.com/virtualhrsupport/

Nima Mohamed is a trilingual Black Muslim woman born and raised in Cairo, Egypt. She has spent the last 10+ years leading and educating on Racial Justice. She has lead racial justice work in pretty much every kind of environment and industry: from supporting solopreneurs and small non-profits in their diversity, equity, and inclusion goals, to training up executive leaders and managers at new startups and multimillion-dollar companies. She worked for Apple for 5 years, trained executive leaders at SurveyMonkey and so much more. In addition to her decade long professional career as an equity and inclusion leader, she has also spent her entire adult life in front lines of grassroots, community activism fighting back against anti-Black violence.In this episode, you’ll hear Nima talk about her Anti-Racist Academy however that offer is FULL! So we want to shine the spotlight on her newest offer “The Solidarity Collective”. This is a monthly membership that gives you unlimited access to an anti-racism training library, quarterly live masterclasses and drop-in coaching office hours.All the socials and where to find Nima:PayPal: paypal.me/nimaconsultingThe Anti-Racist and Inclusive Entrepreneur Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/458742358442317

Dark chocolate or milk chocolate? Chrome or Safari? Join Ashley and Katie for a wine-filled game, playing This or That? Get to know your Be Bold, Repeat co-hosts and let us know your opinion on these at instagram.com/beboldrepeat.Learn more at beboldrepeat.com

When is a good time to use social media ads? Will they move my bottom line? What is a good return on investment?Ashley and Katie are sharing when the right time is to invest in social media ads and how you can use them effectively to grow your customer base while still using a strong organic content strategy. Learn more at beboldrepeat.com

Ready to reflect and create goals that will spur you to take action in the new year? This episode is for you! Katie and Ashley are giving you tangible tips you can use to define your goals and how you can achieve them.To learn more, sign up for our newsletter and get your free worksheet visit beboldrepeat.com

Angela Kommer, owner of Downtown Doula Of Omaha, Certified Labor Doula, Certified Infant Feeding Specialist, and overall badass, joins Katie and Ashley on this episode to talk about making the jump to entrepreneurship during a global pandemic and why charging your worth is best for you and your clients.Learn more about Angela and connect with her here:https://www.downtowndoulaofomaha.com/https://www.facebook.com/DowntownDoulaofOmahahttps://www.instagram.com/DowntownDoulaofOmaha

Ashley is putting on her coaching hat during this episode, walking Katie through the process of defining her niche in her social media strategy business. You’ll walk away understanding the importance of clarity in your messaging so you can grow your business in the new year.

In today's episode, Katie and Ashley interview Danielle Kettlewell, the unlikely Olympian who rose above her limiting beliefs in pursuit of taking a major chance in her life. What was that chance? Competing in the 2016 Olympic Games. After the Canadian born athlete achieved her own impossible dream by competing as part of the Aussie Synchronised Swimming Team at the Rio 2016 Olympics she recently made history by competing as Australia’s first mixed duet at world Championships. Danielle has now set out on her next journey by inspiring others through her story and knowledge that she gained along the journeyDanielle poses such two amazing questions during this episode...those questions? "What if you were just brave enough to do the thing that scares the shit out of you?" And "Would you rather live with the fear of failure or the fear of regret?"In Danielle's book The Unlikely Olympian: Step into your Fears to Achieve your Dreams, she talks about her signature "GPS Method". Danielle shares her thoughts on the difference between true limiting beliefs and truths and how that shaped her journey to the Olympic games. She designed a powerful GPS method to help you figure how to cross your passions, gifts, and look for and leverage consistent symbols that will help create direction in your life.About Danielle: Danielle Kettlewell is an Olympian, Speaker, Coach and Author to her latest book “The Unlikely Olympian: Step into your Fears to Achieve your Dreams.” After the Canadian born athlete achieved her own impossible dream by competing as part of the Aussie Synchronized Swimming Team at the Rio 2016 Olympics, being on the National Team for 5 years and recently making history by competing as Australia’s first mixed duet at world Championships, Danielle has now set out on her next journey by inspiring others through her story and knowledge that she gained along the journey. Danielle now spends her time speaking and coaching individuals to overcome limiting self beliefs, the power of harness courage to step into fear and take action on living your dreams through a life of fulfillment.Connect with Danielle:Buy The Unlikely Olympian: Step into your Fears to Achieve your DreamsWebsiteInstagramTikTok

Connect with Nima: Anti-Racist Academy: https://www.theantiracistacademy.comBook a discovery call with Nima: https://calendly.com/antiracistacademy/30?month=2020-12PayPal: paypal.me/nimaconsultingThe Anti-Racist and Inclusive Entrepreneur Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/458742358442317Also, listen to “Using Your White Privilege to Demand Equality”https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/be-bold-repeat/id1512286072?i=1000476678532

Who am I to do this? Do I have enough experience? If you’ve ever asked yourself these questions, you’ve battled imposter syndrome. You’re not alone-we all experience imposter syndrome. Whether it’s in your business or at your workplace, our brains can play tricks on us.In this episode, Katie and Ashley talk about how to ditch imposter syndrome for good to take you from inaction to making BIG moves in your business!Learn more at beboldrepeat.com.

Are you struggling to get more engagement on your social media posts? You’re not alone. Between the election madness, Instagram temporarily removing hashtag search results, and the holiday season approaching, many business owners are facing obstacles in reaching their ideal clients on social media.In this episode, Katie is walking you through:How to stay consistent with your social media even when you don’t feel like postingStrategies to get your audience’s attention and increase your engagementA preview of an upcoming workshop to learn even more about how to jumpstart your social media accountsTo learn more about Jump Start Your Social Media Workshop at simplysocialcorp.com.

Do you find fear running your life? On this episode, Katie and Ashley dig into the fears they faced before they making the jump on full-time entrepreneurship. Does the idea of failure give you hives? We’ve got you.Does giving up health care insurance scare you? We’ve got you.Does the idea of not having a “regular” paycheck give you shivers? We’ve got you.You’ll walk away with changed beliefs and feel empowered to take that next step.Register for Embracing the Uncertain’s F*ck the Fear workshop here (https://mailchi.mp/f70537672ff4/hxc35w61pw?fbclid=IwAR2i4v9skLK55m65_oYR7GLKyqQD6wcNqawu3BkB93Jeo_W526OZqIrgPlY).Sign up for the newsletter here (https://mailchi.mp/0246a0f9c06f/yp2sb1c0bl)Learn more at beboldrepeat.com.

Sales will eventually feel easy. No, you're not doing it wrong. YES, you can be a great salesperson in your business (after all who better to sell you as a service provider than yourself?). No one woke up amazing at sales right out of the gate so here's your reminder that sales takes practice! Give yourself a break and listen to today's episode in full trust that sales can feel easy with a bit of trial and error. In today's episode, you'll hear Ashley cover: Why your biggest fears surface during your sales process (hey rejection fear, I see you!)How to shift the belief that sales is icky or grossHow to take the pressure off of getting people to buyWhy you should fail fast and how to look at sales as a process instead of something you have to get right the first timeLearn more at beboldrepeat.com.

Sales is the backbone of any business so today, we are talking ALL about how to book more sales calls. Here's what you'll learn: Why creating content is the magical key to calling in your unicorn clients (you know the clients you wish you could have 100 of)Why it's important to be authentic in your content and how this will lead to a higher close rate and an easier sales processHow to take the pressure off of your content creation process and create content that convertsTips for getting into the flow of content creation including how often to post and why call to actions are imperative to your success Learn more at beboldrepeat.com.

This week on Be Bold, Repeat, we’re talking about autonomy when it comes to who you invite into your business and what red flags to look for when it comes to hand-selecting clients that are aligned to your business values and desires. While this podcast is entrepreneurship-focused, you can apply these exact same principles to your 9-5!In this episode, we share:Why it’s important to be picky about the type of clients (or companies) you serveWhy dating and discovery calls (or interviews) are synonymousWhy you shouldn’t take on every single client (or job opportunity) that wants to pay you unless they are a great fit3 red flags that may indicate your prospect (or future employer) isn’t a good fit How to respectfully decline an offerLearn more at beboldrepeat.com.

In this week’s episode of Be Bold, Repeat we are going back to basics and talking all about discovery calls! A discovery call can feel scary because it essentially creates the foundation and sets the tone of the working relationship with your potential client for years to come. Because of this, it can feel like our long term success is dependent on having a successful discovery call so today’s episode is for you if you are ready to decode the illusive discovery call so that you can make the sales you need for long term success in your business! In this episode, we share: What a discovery call is and why it matters in your business. How to shift your mindset from selling to serving on your discovery calls. Three questions we ask on every single discovery call. Tools we use for scheduling and having discovery calls and when to promote them. Why you shouldn’t coach or consult for free during your discovery call and how to deflect if a client asks for free advice. Learn more at beboldrepeat.com.

Is it bad to be emotional in your business? Can emotions help you succeed? Ashley Kruse and Katie Burton dive into these questions and more including the number 1 thing not to do when you're in an emotional phase, the concept of your CEO hat, and three things you can do to simplify your business when you’re feeling emotional. Learn more at beboldrepeat.com

On today’s episode, Katie and Ashley are sharing tips on how to scale your business, but not the tips you hear over and over again. These tips center around building your business on a foundation of strong values. You’ll hear examples of business values, tips on how to determine your own, and how to make sure you stay true to your values as you scale your business.

In today’s episode, Katie and Ashley combine their passions in social media and business coaching to help two entrepreneurs level-up their Instagram accounts. Meet the entrepreneurs!Kirstin Nathinstagram.com/barretenderkirstinMentor, Educator, TrainerStacie: co-founder of Mission Warriorsinsagram.com/missionwarriorsMission Warriors prioritize mental well being through the power of the arts by integrating arts into daily wellbeing as we do with physical fitness.

Social media can be a scary place for entrepreneurs. Don’t worry! We’re here to hold your hand (virtually, of course), as we share 3 reasons you should be selling on Instagram. Whether you sell a product or a service, if you’re looking to grow your business on Instagram, this episode is for you.Make sure to sign up for the FREE Instagram workshop while you’re here: https://www.simplysocialcorp.com/instagram-workshop.

In today’s episode, Ashley and Katie dispel the myth that hustling is the only way to achieve success as an entrepreneur. What if you decided not to burn out? What if you decided that quality was more important than quantity? Hustle, rinse, and repeat is not the only way. Learn why taking breaks and setting boundaries will help you move the needle in your business.

In today’s episode, we’re breaking down how to get leads right now! You’ll learn how to pick the best social media platform for your business, take away tips on how to build authentic relationships online (bye slimy DMs!), and how you can use your downtime to your advantage!

Book your complimentary discovery call here: www.calendly.com/embracingtheuncertain/fear-to-fierce

In this week's episode, we talk with Mary Clare Sweet, Owner of Lotus House of Yoga in Omaha, Nebraska about how she’s used yoga and mindfulness to build a business that focuses on spreading joy to others.http://www.maryclaresweet.com/https://www.instagram.com/mcsweetyoga/https://www.lotushouseofyoga.com/https://www.instagram.com/lotushouseofyoga/

Links to learn more: https://www.theconsciouskid.org/https://www.blackwomensblueprint.org/https://eji.org/https://www.joincampaignzero.org/https://blacklivesmatter.com/

In today's episode, we want to inspire you to take action in growing your business especially if you are feeling stuck or lost in where to begin or how to continue. Learn more at beboldrepeat.com. Link's for today's episode: http://rwrd.io/uzzxdq8

This week we are building on episode 4! Now that you are ready to be visible in your business, Katie and Ashley answer your questions on content marketing, what it is, how to get inspired to create content, and how to know your content will resonate with your audience.

In this week's episode, Katie and Ashley talk about how to tackle and overcome the fear of being visible in your business. You’ll learn three tangible tips and mindset reframes to help you feel confident and ready to show up on social media ready to grow your business. Learn more at beboldrepeat.com

Katie and Ashley discuss how to mix mindset and strategy to succeed with ease.

Katie and Ashley share the two tips that helped them the most while growing their business.

In the first episode, Katie and Ashley chat about the journey to entrepreneurship, focusing on how to listen to your intuition, and the importance of a support system.