Podcast appearances and mentions of alessia pandolfi

    Alessia Pandolfi is a tech expert and online business strategist who rescues online coaches from tech-disasters so they can grow their biz 'Technology isn't an obstacle to your business growth; it's actually there to support it.' 'It happened sometimes that I came across people who were so stubbornly focused on one or two tools they wanted to use because they thought that that would solve all their problems. Unfortunately, those tools don't.'  'Another type of difficult conversation I have with clients is when they come to me asking for advice on a strategy, and I don't do strategy! I do the technological part and I do that part of the strategy.' In this episode, we talk about How to identify the best technology tools for your business The importance of precise communication when you client has a different idea Always having a plan B when you use technology Courageous conversations around technology change and risks If you want to contact Alessia Pandolfi, please visit: http://alessiapandolfi.com/ My next Masterclass on 'Coaching for Managing Difficult Conversations' is on 2nd October in London. Your investment is £599 +VAT. Book online https://www.nadinepowrie.com/masterclasses/ or alternatively I can send you an invoice if you prefer. *** Only 3 places left ***

Here are the highlights from my interview with Alessia Pandolfi: Tech Expert on Women Developing Brilliance.Who is Alessia Pandolfi?Alessia Pandolfi is a tech expert for online coaches and consultants. She helps other solopreneurs from tech disasters and takes the worry and tasks off their plates.Alessia works out of Helsinki, Finland and has been a full-time entrepreneur for over 3 years.Her core value is helping others and she brings this sense of purpose into both her personal and work life.Lightbulb momentIt all began when her father brought home their first Mac computer. Together, working on it was like a pet project. This influence molded Alessia.It evolved into a position as a project manager for a non-profit in Ukraine where organization and technology were mandatory.Spinning off into teaching Italian online was her first launch into entrepreneurship. That wasn't the perfect fit right off the bat. The thought of securing a traditional job flooded in, but after some soul searching and a little bravery, she made the decision to pivot as a tech expert and become a full-time solopreneur.Overcoming darknessEven 3 years in as a solopreneur, missteps happen.Alessia experienced one of these moments after a recent launch didn't produce the results she was hoping for.Acknowledging the situation, figuring things out, and moving on is the key to long-term success, she shares.Shining a bright lightPutting our work into the world takes a tremendous amount of time, energy, and courage. Alessia suggests setting everything possible on automation all throughout a launch. As well as carving out time after a launch to “refill your cup” and rest. Big truthAfter examination, Alessia believes her deep personal development work and positive attitude is what gave her the tenacity to start her second endeavor. The truth is, I didn't know myself (before that). She now practices mindfulness on a daily basis and attributes much of the success of her current business to that. Setting healthy boundaries is a part of this process, she adds.Balance in a chaotic worldTech obstacles have made solopreneurs want to give up. Knowing our zone of genius and being able to ask for help or outsource when something is outside of our skill set is the way to go whenever it's possible.Here again, implementing a mindset shift proves to be very valuable. I loved my time with Alessia becauseShe is so honest and real. Her vulnerability is what allows us to see ourselves in her story and learn from any missteps. Alessia is a leading example of leaving space for yourself in your business when you need time to recharge. This contributes to business without burnout, which as you know is near and dear to my heart.Connect with Alessia: https://alessiapandolfi.com/ PS: Plus, if you'd like to jam to her favorite workout music playlist click here.

Visit kcrossi.com/blog for this video and show notes of all podcast episodes.Alessia Pandolfi is a tech expert for online coaches and consultants. She helps other solopreneurs from tech disasters and takes the worry and tech tasks off their plates.Alessia works out of Helsinki, Finland and has been a full-time entrepreneur for over 3 years.Her core value is helping others and she brings this sense of purpose into both her personal and work life.

Alessia Pandolfi is an Online Business Strategist and she helps ambitious female entrepreneurs go from overwhelmed to organised by creating systems that work without them. She's all about running a business online smoothly and in the easiest possible way. She is crazy about integrations and automations, and since "the devil is in the details" she is always looking for the best possible options for her clients. Her background includes experiences such as project coordination for multiple EU funded projects, teaching Italian as a foreign language and EU project writing. She's Italian but after many years travelling around Europe for work and study, she settled in Finland for love. She loves dogs, chocolate, candles and the smell of oranges. She's fluent in four languages and when you don't find her working on automating businesses, she is probably drinking a cup of tea and reading a book. Go deep with Alessia and ‘Tina as they chat about being an introvert and going from overwhelmed to organised. Connect with Alessia at alessiapandolfi.com Connect with ‘Tina Murray at http://tinamurray.com/ Connect with ‘Tina on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TinaMurrayInsideAngle

On this episode of Smart Leaders Sell, Jessica welcomes techie extraordinaire Alessia Pandolfi to the show! She's the structural mind behind a lot of the big things we see online right now. From sales funnels, to tele-summits, Email marketing to webinars: it all requires a certain degree of technical know how, and someone who can design and construct it the way you need it, and have it work: That is Alessia's mission.   Her Sales Question: What are the most important elements when someone goes through a rebranding?   Jess brings up the first important thing to consider: what do you enjoy with your business, and what don't you enjoy? Chances are if you're enjoying something, and it gets results, you'll want to keep offering it to you clients. She also tells of the transition period between serving the old clients, and getting the new ones, and how it can be a bit of a scary time. She talks about ways to tell if you're hitting it off with your target customer, and reasons why you might not be. Finally Jess shares a bunch of different ways to ensure that your rebrand will get the attention that it deserves. She talks about things like podcast appearances, guest blogging and video collaborations, and how they can drum up a ton of opportunities to tell people about your new business direction: then it comes down to your sales process. Also: Jess' book hit #1!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She doesn't know I''m writing this, and I'll most likely hear about this, but I couldn't wait to share the good news with you! After all of the effort, tech nightmares, and sending the unedited version off to the printer: She hit #1 best seller!   Check out some of the amazing reviews and pick up a copy! UK https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B079PDP9Q9/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1518168456&sr=8-1&keywords=smart%20leaders%20sell U.S. https://www.amazon.com/Smart-Leaders-Sell-Jessica-Lorimer-ebook/dp/B079PDP9Q9/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1518449557&sr=8-9&keywords=smart%20leaders%20sell#customerReviews   Quotes “It's just a good idea to test, and to have a plan B” “The things that you've learned will change, and that will affect what you want to sell to other people” “If we don't speak the same language as our ideal clients, they're not going to buy from us” Links www.facebook.com/alessiapandolfiobs More Jess: https://www.facebook.com/groups/FabulousFemaleEntrepreneurs/ https://jessicalorimer.com/supersize-your-sales https://jessicalorimer.com/list-building-legend Content Disclaimer The information contained above is provided for information purposes only. The contents of this article, video or audio are not intended to amount to advice and you should not rely on any of the contents of this article, video or audio. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from taking any action as a result of the contents of this article, video or audio. Jessica Lorimer disclaims all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on any of the contents of this article, video or audio. Disclaimer: Some of these links are for products and services offered by the podcast creator

Alessia Pandolfi is a Virtual Assistant or V.A. and she specialises in working remotely serving clients in Europe the U.S. and Asia. Her No.1 mission is to support her clients in growing their businesses by eliminating time consuming tasks that get in the way of their goals. She holds a diploma in Applied Arts and a degree in Russian. She's a native Italian and also speaks English and Spanish fluently. Alessia spent much of corporate working life as a Project Coordinator and also working in customer service. But a move to Finland and a period of unemployment gave her the push she needed to establish her business. Alessia shared some of the ways that she creates structure within her working day, especially as she moves around from one country to another and talks about the emotional strength that she needed to find to truly believe in herself and establish her own business.