Podcasts about business bites

Join Kate Bullock from Walk the Block as she takes you inside a bustling kitchen in Calgary's Varsity neighborhood to meet DanielLa, the powerhouse founder behind The BRDGE—a platform connecting authentic, diverse chefs to catering gigs across the city. Get a sneak peek at Business Bites, Daniela's upcoming show where she'll chat with event planners, taste incredible food, and showcase culinary talent from around the world—from India to Nigeria to Venezuela and beyond. Want to support local chefs and bring amazing flavors to your next event? Visit thebrdge.com (no “I” in bridge!) to place an order and be part of the movement. New food. Real people. Powerful stories. Stay tuned for Business Bites in the new year!#yycbusiness #walktheblock #BusinessBites #TheBridgeYYC #SupportLocal #CalgaryEats #CateringWithHeart #FoodIsConnectionAbout Katelyn and Walk the Block:Katelyn, aka @ladykatetheentrepreneur, is passionate about helping local businesses and entrepreneurs grow their client base. She honed her interview skills while co-hosting ENTA Asks and fell in love with showcasing the amazing business stories of her guests. Lady Kate will help you highlight what makes your business unique, valuable and a must visit place!Connect with Katelyn on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/katelynjbullock/Walk the Block features local Calgary businesses, showcasing the products, services, and expertise available in our city. Follow Lady Kate as she shines the spotlight on our neighbourhood businesses. Hear firsthand from the business owners about what they offer, why they love their community, and why you should shop with them. #SupportLocalAs an interviewer, Lady Kate is the ideal choice to share your business expertise and highlight your products and services. Promote your brand and story on Walk the Block and: - Reach a global audience via the yyccalgarybusiness.ca website and the MegaPixxMedia YouTube channel. - Gain additional viewers of your Walk the Block episodes through free publication on YYC Business social media platforms. - Download your Walk the Block episode to your personal and company social media pages. Episodes are also available in podcast format and you can listen to them on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and Google Podcasts. Filmed and edited by ENTA Solutions https://www.entasolutions.org

This week Sara gives us a new Business Bite on mind mapping. A visual diagramming technique used to represent different words, ideas, tasks, and concepts branching out from a central idea. It was first popularized by Tony Buzan in the 1960s as a way to enhance memory and creativity. Mind mapping can be used for project planning, brainstorming, and problem-solving. Two key considerations when starting with mind mapping are identifying the central idea and using colors and images to enhance visualization. Mind mapping can help organize information, make connections more apparent, and stimulate creative thinking. Stream more episodes wherever you get your podcasts!

In this new episode Sara shares a business bite with us. A management philosophy that focuses on continuous improvement through small incremental changes referred to as Kaizen. It originated in Japan after World War II and has become a core principle in lean manufacturing and business management worldwide. Kaizen is applied in various areas such as production lines and customer service teams to improve efficiency and enhance processes. To implement Kaizen, it is important to encourage collaboration and a mindset of continuous improvement. Small manageable improvements over time lead to significant change and progress. Subscribe to the podcast for new episodes weekly!

Sara shares a brand new Business Bite on Decision Matrix Analysis: a systematic approach to making complex business decisions. It involves scoring options against predefined criteria and creating a weighted total to determine the best choice. This method has been used since 1960 and gained popularity as businesses sought more structured decision-making approaches. Decision Matrix Analysis can be applied to various scenarios, such as selecting a vendor or prioritizing projects. Before using this method, it is important to define clear and measurable criteria and assign appropriate weights and scores to each criterion. Subscribe for new weekly episodes!

This week we hear a rerurn from Sara! She shares a business bite with us on Emotional Intelligence Assessments. A unique component that demonstrates how well an individual regulates emotions effectively. She shares the depths of Self Assessments, 180 Assessments and the 360 Degree Assessments. These can effectively develop tools to improve competency overtime. Subscribe for new episodes weekly and share this podcast with a friend!

This week on the podcast, Sara discusses Strength Based Assessments. This is an assessment tool that measures what a person is already doing well. Keeping in mind their unique strengths and capacities. The idea is to use these benefits of what people already do well to be able to enable them to do more. Not only as individuals but as a part of teams. Listen to the full episode available now and subscribe to the podcast for more! 

This week Sara gives us a Business Bite on Gantt Charts and Project Timelines. Project timelines help us  think about dates that are critical. A Gantt chart is typically a horizontal representation of a project with line items and overlapping bars, showing how long each task is going to take. It's important to know how much work and dependencies need to be done in which order. By using a Gantt chart, effort and duration can be reflected. Hear more from the podcast with new episodes weekly! 

This week, Sara shares a business bite with us on Emotional Intelligence Assessments. A unique component that demonstrates how well an individual regulates emotions effectively. She shares the depths of  Self Assessments, 180 Assessments and the 360 Degree Assessments. These can effectively develop tools to improve competency overtime.  Subscribe for new episodes weekly and share this podcast with a friend!

This week Sara gives a Business Bite on the DECIDE Model. Originally coined in the healthcare space, this business model is an acronym for activities needed in the decision making process. The DECIDE Model is simple yet designed to help us think about solution creation and executing the solution in mind. Subscribe to the podcast today for new episodes weekly! 

This week Sara shares a decision making tool called, Fist to Five. This technique is a way to get consensus or quickly gain feedback from others in a meeting or a group setting. Using hands and fingers to show a level of agreement or disagreement to a statement. This is easy to implement, while giving the opportunity for clarity on what needs to be resolved. Subscribe to the podcast for new episodes weekly!

This week Sara shares a Business Bite with us on Interpreting Organizational Language. When thinking about learning a new language, there is a structure behind it. The same is true when going into a new organization. When trying to understand the concepts and rules, the context and word choice matters. It's important to seek out understanding to make sure all parties are on the same page and using the same words. Subscribe to the podcast for weekly episodes! 

This week Sara gives a Business Bite on Cost of Difficult Behavior or conflict in the workplace. On the surface level, of course there are short term effects of not dealing with challenging behavior. It can be consequential for an organization to ignore this. It's important to consider the implications that could manifest in the short, medium and long term, as a result of leaving conflict ignored. Subscribe to the podcast for more business bites! 

This week Sara provides another Business Bite on Influencing Others. She shares three different ways to influence or make appeals: logical appeals, emotional appeals, and co-operative appeals. Each speaks to a different part of us such as our head, heart and hands. Consider each of these perspectives when engaging with the other party to make an appeal that is most effective for them. Subscribe to the podcast and catch up on new episodes!

This week Sara provides a Business Bite with us on Intent vs. Impact when it comes to leaders. It's important to think about the intentionality around  leaders, but it is also essential to consider the impact of the decisions being made. The difference comes down to feedback, and getting information from others to gauge how one is actually doing. Subscribe to the podcast today!

This week Sara shares a Business Bite with us about De-Escalation. She describes a 5 stage process for understanding where someone lies along the lines of escalating behavior. Confusion, Frustration, Blame, Anger and Hostility. Usually no one intends to escalate someone's behavior. It's important at the moment to look at each stage and the appropriate steps to take, to best support that person going forward. Subscribe to the podcast for new episodes weekly!

This week Sara delivers a bite about Project Management Constraints. Scope, Cost and Schedule. The idea is that all three triple constraints can not co-exist when trying to have a successful project. It's important to make choices about what elements are most important. Sara introduces additional options to consider like risks, resources and quality.

This week Sara talks about Rational Detachment, a clinical term, but one she uses often when talking about de-escalating situations or trying to stay calm. Using this skill helps to separate our emotions from an event. She talks about the ability to use this in a leadership context. Subscribe to the podcast today and never miss a weekly episode! 

This week Sara shares a Business Bite with us about Root Cause Analysis and The Five Whys. How can the five whys help someone identify the TRUE root cause to an event? This technique helps understand how to interpret or determine the real cause and effect of a particular problem.

This week on the podcast, Sara talks about high performing teams and the dimensions of team effectiveness. She shares one model for measuring team effectiveness across 8 domain. They developed statements and questions that spoke to the core of what makes an effective team. Sara introduces some of the influential elements. Subscribe to the podcast today so you never miss an episode!

This week Sara takes a dive into,The Thomas Kilmann Conflict Management Styles. People have different preferences around dealing with conflict. Rather assertiveness or cooperativeness each style that stems from that is neither good or bad. Sara talks about competing, collaborating, compromising, avoiding and accommodating. Subscribe to the podcast for new weekly episodes!

The Kozlowski Leadership Sequence has four distinct components. Leaders move through different parts of a sequence in their approach to the teams they work with. The four phases are acting as a mentor, an instructor, a coach and a facilitator. Sara breaks down the objectives and goals of each part of the sequence. Can't wait for the next Business Bite? Subscribe to the podcast today!

This week on Business Bites, Sara shares on Tuckman's Model for Team Development which explains 5 different phases all teams move through. This process is designed to help teams perform better, while moving through each phase. Forming, storming, norming and performing helps better understand team dynamics. Subscribe today so you never miss an episode!

This week Sara talks about Mentorship versus Sponsorship. Two ideas with similar end goals that often get used interchangeably. A mentoring relationship provides support and advice to help an individual grow over time. While a sponsorship relationship functions by someone in a position of power actively providing growth. Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts!

3 Tipps, um herauszufinden, ob es einen Markt für dein Angebot gibtUm herauszufinden, ob Nachfrage da ist für dein Thema, solltest du zuerst Klarheit darüber haben: 1. Was bietest du an? 2. Wo bietest du deine Dienstleistung an (lokal, regional, offline, online)? 3. Wer ist deine Zielgruppe – wer soll dein Angebot kaufen? Wir teilen heute ein paar Gedanken mit dir, wie du herausfinden kannst, ob die Nachfrage gegeben ist. Marktgröße ist ein relevanter FaktorEin Vorteil von einem digitalen Angebot ist, dass der Markt viel größer wird. Marktberichte, Marktstudien, Branchenbriefe geben Aufschluss über wichtige Zahlen, Daten und Fakten. Wenn du keine entsprechenden Studien zu deiner Branche findest, stelle bestmögliche Annahmen und Überlegungen zur Marktgröße an. Wir teilen die Einschätzung unseres Marktes anhand unseres Beispiels. Tipp #1: Versuche die Marktgröße bestmöglich zu bestimmen und wähle ein Marktsegment, das Potenzial hat. Mitbewerb als Zeichen, dass Nachfrage da istWenn es viele Mitbewerber gibt, ist das Indiz dafür, dass es sehr wahrscheinlich eine hohe Nachfrage in diesem Bereich gibt. Eine Wettbewerbsanalyse hilft dabei, den Mitbewerb besser einschätzen zu können. Tipp #2: Beobachte und analysiere den Mitbewerb. Eigene MarktforschungWenn du deine Zielgruppe kennst, kannst du diese direkt ansprechen und eigene, zielgerichtete Marktforschung betreiben. Tipp #3: Befrage deine potenzielle Zielgruppe, um herauszufinden, ob es Bedarf und Nachfrage für dein Angebot gibt bzw. nutze die Erkenntnisse dafür, dein Angebot so zu gestalten, dass es auch der Nachfrage entspricht. Bevor du mit der Entwicklung deines Angebotes beginnst, ist es entscheidend, den Markt und die Nachfrage zu analysieren. ______ Wir sind die Onlinerinnen - Nicola & Christina - und wir zeigen Coaches, Beratern und Trainern, wie sie ihre Dienstleistung auch online anbieten können, um mehr Kunden zu erreichen und Flexibilität zu gewinnen - mit effizientem Schritt-für-Schritt Plan. Wenn du dein erstes digitales Produkt erstellen und verkaufen möchtest, aber nicht weißt, wie genau du das angehen sollst, buche dir ein kostenloses Strategiegespräch bei uns. Wir finden heraus, was deine nächsten Schritte sind und wie wir dich dabei unterstützen können, dein Online Business aufzubauen. Wir haben auch eine kostenlose Checkliste für dich: Der 6-Schritte Fahrplan ins Online Business https://www.dieonlinerinnen.at/6-schritte-fahrplan P.S.: Wir dürfen dich einladen zu unserem kostenlosen Live-Format: Business Bites Immer donnerstags um 8:30 Uhr treffen wir uns auf Zoom und sprechen ca. 30 Minuten über deine aktuellen Herausforderungen im Online Business. Ganz ungezwungen tauschen wir uns aus. Bist du Coach, TrainerIn oder BeraterIn und wünscht dir mehr Flexibilität im Business, dann schau doch mal bei den Business Bites vorbei - kostenlos und ungezwungen. Du kannst dich immer donnerstags kostenlos einwählen. Der Link lautet: www.dieonlinerinnen.at/Bites Wir freuen uns auf dich!

In this episode Sara shares the concept Managing Expectations, for an all new Business Bite! This is something that is crucial, rather being a manager, individual contributor or running a large unit of an organization. When thinking about managing and setting expectations, Sara talks three elements to consider. Ultimately ensuring that expectations are behavior based, clear and culturally bound. Want to hear more Business Bites? Subscribe to the podcast today!

In this episode Sara shares a bite with us, Radical Candor. This is a newer concept developed in 2017 by Kim Scott, and is the idea of providing feedback to advance people towards growth. The primary aspects of Radical Candor are challenging directly and caring personally. The goal is to provide specific, clear and concise feedback that helps guide them along and be successful in their role.

Oftentimes organizations think about succession planning too late. Succession Planning is one of the tools we use when we think about replacing new positions and identifying the new talent in organizations. Having this organizational continuity can result in success over time. Subscribe today wherever you get your podcasts.

Experten-Interview: Wie du Storytelling im Business nutzen kannstZu Gast im Experten-Interview: Christine von den Piñatas Die Piñatas sind Business Mentorinnen für Expert:innen und Christine teilt heute viele Tipps und Tricks mit uns, wie du Storytelling für dein Business einsetzen kannst, um als Experte oder Expertin wahrgenommen zu werden. Was ist Storytelling eigentlich genau und wie kann ich das für mein Business nutzen?Storytelling bringt Informationen in eine Linie, damit unser Gehirn diese besser und einfacher nachvollziehen und aufnehmen kann. Dadurch bleibt die Information im Gedächtnis und man kann sich auch später noch daran erinnern. In diesem Experten-Interview bekommst du Antworten auf die Fragen rund ums Geschichten-Erzählen und Tipps, wie du Storytelling für dein Business nutzen kannst. Was ist Storytelling eigentlich genau? Können alle Branchen Storytelling im Business nutzen, auch ganz seriöse Unternehmen wie Steuerberater, Unternehmensberater, Buchhalter? In welchen Formaten funktioniert Storytelling? Was kann man tun, wenn man glaubt, nichts erzählen zu können oder wenn einem keine Geschichte einfällt? Warum lohnt sich Storytelling? Braucht man ein Storyboard bzw. Konzept zu einem Video, um eine Geschichte zu erzählen? Fazit aus dem spannenden Gespräch rund um Storytelling Storytelling kann jedes Unternehmen einsetzen, egal in welcher Branche und egal welches Business man betreibt. Wir alle haben etwas zu erzählen, jeder hat Geschichten zu erzählen. Du kannst ganz einfach mit Vergleichen beginnen. Es geht darum, Informationen in eine Linie zu bringen, damit Bilder entstehen, an die man sich erinnert. Am besten funktioniert ein Kurzvideo, wenn du dir ein kurzes Konzept überlegst (maximal 10 Sätze), nach jedem Satz die Perspektive änderst und etwas in die Hand nimmst, um die Botschaft zu unterstreichen. Wenn jemand Lust bekommen hat, tiefer in das Thema Storytelling einzutauchen, kann er auf die Warteliste für das Programm der Pinatas "Get Seen" kommen. Es gibt auch ein 20 Minuten Training, in dem ein langweiliger Post mit drei Storytelling-Prinzipien ganz einfach aufgepeppt wird. Zum Video der Piñatas: https://diepinatas.de/20-minuten-training Wir sind die Onlinerinnen - Nicola & Christina - und wir zeigen Coaches, Beratern und Trainern, wie sie ihr Angebot auch online anbieten können, um mehr Kunden zu erreichen und Flexibilität zu gewinnen - mit effizientem Schritt-für-Schritt Plan. Wenn du dein erstes digitales Produkt erstellen und verkaufen möchtest, aber nicht weißt, wie genau du das angehen sollst, buche dir einen kostenlosen Strategiecall bei uns. Wir haben auch eine kostenlose Checkliste für dich: Der 6-Schritte Fahrplan ins Online Business https://www.dieonlinerinnen.at/6-schritte P.S.: Wir dürfen dich einladen zu unserem kostenlosen Live-Format: Business Bites Immer donnerstags um 8:30 Uhr treffen wir uns auf Zoom und sprechen ca. 30 Minuten über deine aktuellen Herausforderungen im (Online) Business. Schreib uns eine E-Mail an office@dieonlinerinnen.at und wir schicken dir den Link zu den Business Bites.

This week on the podcast Sara gives us a Business Bite, Transparency. This term is more complicated than meets the eye, but should be a business best practice. It's a way of thinking about how information is shared within an organization. However, in reality people struggle with just how much they want to share. Ultimately transparency helps to build trust and improve team operations. Subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode!

This week on the podcast Sara talks about a Data Dictionary. It's one of the critical tools used when thinking about organizing information. These can be used for a broad range of reasons for example, documenting or structuring data. The strength and structure of a data dictionary leads to success in the future. Subscribe to this podcast so you never miss an episode!

Mythos Positionierung - wir klären alle Fragen mit Positionierungsexpertin Evelyn GroßmannEvelyn Großmann ist Expertin im Bereich Positionierung und teilt wertvolle Tipps, wie du deinen Platz am Markt findest. Die Positionierung ist dein starkes Fundament für dein Business. Positionierung ist, was du am Markt anbietest und teilt sich in 4 Teile oder Puzzel-Steine: WER – MACHT WAS – FÜR WEN – WOZU Das Bewusstsein für diese 4 Bausteine liefert die Grundlage dafür, dass du nach draußen gehen kannst. Wenn du die Klarheit hast, wofür du stehst, kannst du ganz anders auftreten und sichtbar werden. - Du trägst eine klare Botschaft nach außen und kannst dir einen Expertenstatus aufzubauen und damit die richtigen Kunden anziehen - Positionierung ist der rote Faden für dein Marketing. Klarheit über die Positionierung hilft dir dabei, Marketing-Entscheidungen zu treffen. Wie kann man mit Evelyn Großmann zusammenarbeiten? Evelyn arbeitet mit ihren Kunden 1:1 an ihrer Positionierung. Mehr dazu erfährst du auf ihrer Webseite https://www.evari.de/ Lade dir gleich das Positionierungs-Puzzle zum Ausfüllen herunter für 0 €: https://www.evari.de/form-pospuzzleausfuell/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/marketing.koepfchen/ Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/evelyngrossmann/ Danke fürs Zuhören und bis zur nächsten Folge von Digitales Marketing leicht gemacht! Wir sind die Onlinerinnen - Nicola & Christina - und wir zeigen Coaches, Beratern und Trainern, wie sie ihr Angebot auch online anbieten können, um mehr Kunden zu erreichen und Flexibilität zu gewinnen - mit effizientem Schritt-für-Schritt Plan. Wenn du dein erstes digitales Produkt erstellen und verkaufen möchtest, aber nicht weißt, wie genau du das angehen sollst, buche dir einen kostenlosen Strategiecall bei uns. Wir finden heraus, ob und wie wir dir helfen können die richtigen nächsten Schritte zu gehen. Und wir lernen uns kennen, um zu sehen, ob wir zusammen passen.

Kathryn Strachan is the owner and Managing Director of Copy House Ltd., a leading content marketing agency for fast-growing fintech and technology brands.Kathryn started her career agency-side before striking out on her own. She's taken Copy House from ground zero to a £1 million turnover within three years, turning Copy House into a successful technology content marketing agency. As well as managing Copy House, Kathryn is a respected Forbes contributor and industry speaker featuring at events like MoneyNext, Semrush, Business Bites, TechTalks and more. She regularly speaks on topics like SEO, customer-centric content, technology marketing, agency culture, leadership and female entrepreneurship. Contact Kathryn Strachan by email: kathryn@copyhouse.io.

5 Tipps für ansprechende Fotos für deine Website und was du beachten sollst, wenn du die Bilder auf deiner Website einsetztWir teilen mit dir unsere ganz persönlichen Erfahrungen von unserem Business-Shooting, damit du vielleicht die eine oder andere Sache besser vorbereiten kannst, denn wir waren nicht ganz optimal gerüstet. Die Wahl der Location Shooting Accessories und Requisiten Die richtigen Szenen und Posen Augenkontakt zur Kamera Querformat oder Hochformat Was ist technisch gesehen zu beachten bei Fotos für die Website?Komprimiere die Bilder auf eine Dateigröße von rund 200 kB Schneide das Bild auf das richtige Maß zu, damit es gut dargestellt wird Wähle einen passenden Dateinamen und Alt-Text für deine Bilder Füge eine alternative Bildbeschreibung ein Und beachte auch die rechtlichen Aspekte bei Fotos im Internet: Urheberrecht, Nutzungsrecht, Recht am eigenen Bild. Wir sind die Onlinerinnen - Nicola & Christina - und wir zeigen Coaches, Beratern und Trainern, wie sie ihr Angebot auch online anbieten können, um mehr Kunden zu erreichen und Flexibilität zu gewinnen - mit effizientem Schritt-für-Schritt Plan. Wenn du dein erstes digitales Produkt erstellen und verkaufen möchtest, aber nicht weißt, wie genau du das angehen sollst, buche dir einen kostenlosen Strategiecall bei uns. Wir finden heraus, wie und ob wir dir helfen können und wie genau unsere M-Pact Methode aussieht, mit der wir unseren Kund:innen zeigen, wie sie ihr Online Business aufbauen. Wir haben auch eine kostenlose Checkliste für dich: Der 6-Schritte Fahrplan ins Online Business Diesen Schritt-für-Schritt Plan kannst du dir hier für 0 € herunterladen: https://www.dieonlinerinnen.at/6-schritte P.S.: Wir dürfen dich auch noch einladen zu unserem kostenlosen Live-Format: Business Bites Immer mittwochs um 8:30 Uhr treffen wir uns auf Zoom und sprechen ca. 30 Minuten über die Herausforderungen im Online Business. Ganz ungezwungen tauschen wir uns aus. Bist du Coach, TrainerIn oder BeraterIn und wünscht dir mehr Flexibilität im Business, dann schau doch mal bei den Business Bites vorbei. Schreib uns eine E-Mail an office@dieonlinerinnen.at und wir schicken dir den Link zu den Business Bites. Wir freuen uns auf dich!

Business Continuity Planning is a subset of risk management planning when thinking about how to keep business operations going. There's a life cycle when considering all components of the business. Any organization should have in place a version of business continuity planning, thinking about how it will continue its operations in the event that something occurs. Subscribe for more episodes weekly!

5 Herausforderungen für Coaches beim Aufbau eines Online BusinessWarum viele selbstständige Coaches, Berater und Trainer es nicht schaffen, ein digitales Produkt erfolgreich zu verkaufen Wenn es darum geht, ein Online Angebot zu entwickeln und zu verkaufen, gilt es einige Hürden zu überwinden. Wir teilen unsere Tipps mit dir, wie es dir gelingt, deine Dienstleistung online erfolgreich zu vermarkten. Herausforderung #1: Die Kreation des digitalen Angebotes Herausforderung #2 beim Aufbau eines Online Business: Die Technik Herausforderung #3: Faktor Zeit und die Frage, ob sich der Aufwand überhaupt lohnt? Hindernis #4: Zweifel und das richtige Mindset #5 Die größte Hürde beim Aufbau eines Online Business ist jedoch der fehlende Plan Vielleicht stehst du selbst gerade vor der einen oder anderen Hürde und stellst dir eine dieser Fragen? Das richtige Angebot: Was macht ein gutes digitales Produkt aus? Entwickle ein No-Brainer-Angebot, das auf die Wünsche und Bedürfnisse der Zielgruppe ausgerichtet ist. Die Technik ist nicht mein Steckenpferd: Wie kann ich das meistern? Mit einer klaren Anleitung kannst du die Technik mit Leichtigkeit meistern und keine Angst, du brauchst nicht viel. Zeit und Mühe: Lohnt sich der Aufwand überhaupt? Ja unbedingt, hole dir Hilfe und spare dir dadurch sehr viel Zeit und Energie. Die richtige Einstellung: Kann ich es schaffen und mein Angebot online anbieten? Du bist Experte oder Expertin auf deinem Gebiet und du kannst Menschen bei etwas helfen. Mangelndes Wissen und ein fehlender Plan: Womit soll ich beginnen? Folge einem klaren Fahrplan, komm ins Tun, lerne, optimiere und wiederhole den Prozess. Wir hoffen, dass wir dich dafür begeistern können, ein digitales Produkt zu entwickeln. Aus unserer Sicht lohnt sich die Mühe auf jeden Fall. Wir sind die Onlinerinnen - Nicola & Christina - und wir zeigen Coaches, Beratern und Trainern, wie sie ihr Angebot auch online anbieten können, um mehr Kunden zu erreichen und Flexibilität zu gewinnen - mit effizientem Schritt-für-Schritt Plan. Wenn du dein erstes digitales Produkt erstellen und verkaufen möchtest, aber nicht weißt, wie genau du das angehen sollst, buche dir einen kostenlosen Strategiecall bei uns. Wir finden heraus, wie und ob wir dir helfen können und wie genau unsere M-Pact Methode aussieht, mit der wir unseren Kund:innen zeigen, wie sie ihr Online Business aufbauen. Jetzt haben wir eine kostenlose Checkliste für dich: Der 6-Schritte Fahrplan ins Online Business - hole dir gleich den Action-Plan für 0 € https://www.dieonlinerinnen.at/6-schritte Und zum Schluss dürfen wir dich auch noch einladen zu unserem kostenlosen Live-Format: Business Bites Immer mittwochs um 8:30 Uhr treffen wir uns auf Zoom und sprechen ca. 30 Minuten über ein Wochenthema und die Herausforderungen im Online Business. Ganz ungezwungen tauschen wir uns aus, unverbindlich und kostenlos. Bist du Coach, TrainerIn oder BeraterIn und wünscht dir mehr Flexibilität im Business, dann schau doch mal bei den Business Bites vorbei. Schreib uns eine E-Mail an office@dieonlinerinnen.at und wir schicken dir den Link zu den Business Bites. Wir freuen uns auf dich!

Wie du eine Danke-Seite optimal nutztDie Danke-Seite ist ein wichtiges Tool im Online Marketing. Wir geben dir unsere Tipps, wie du deine Danke-Seite optimal nutzt - für mehr Kundenbindung und Conversions. Was ist eine Danke-Seite?Eine Danke-Seite ist die Seite, auf die jemand kommt, nachdem er sich zum Beispiel für dein Freebie angemeldet hat. Du kannst dir diese Seite wie eine Weiterleitung auf eine weitere Seite vorstellen. Und auf dieser Seite informierst du den neuen Abonnenten, wie es jetzt für ihn weitergeht. Du bedankst dich für die Registrierung (deshalb Danke-Seite), du beschreibst, wie er zum Freebie kommt uuuund du platzierst weitere Inhalte, die dir wichtig sind und die den Interessenten zu einer weiteren Handlung animieren - zum Beispiel: folge mir auf Instagram. 3 Strategien, wie du eine Danke-Seite optimal nutztVerweise auf weitere Inhalte, die wichtig sind: zum Beispiel auf deinem Blog, deinem Podcast, deinem YouTube Kanal Lade dein Publikum zu einem Webinar oder Workshop ein Biete ein Tiny Offer an. Die Danke-Seite ist der ideale Ort für ein Einstiegsprodukt Tipps zum Erstellen der optimalen Danke-SeiteBedanke dich beim Interessenten, dass er sich für dein Freebie registriert hat. Mache auf dein Angebot auch visuell aufmerksam. Formuliere einen klaren Nutzen von deinem Angebot für den Interessenten. Prüfe die Verlinkungen, ob alles korrekt weitergeleitet wird. Erstelle für jedes deiner 0-€-Angebote eine eigene Danke-Seite. Teste den Prozess. Nachdem du diese 3 Strategien - und es gibt noch viele mehr - gehört hast, liegt es schon auf der Hand, warum du eine Danke-Seite erstellen sollst. Du stärkst die Kundenbindung, deine Interessenten fühlen sich bestätigt und wissen, was ihre nächsten Schritte sind. Sie fühlen sich gut aufgehoben und serviciert. Und für dein Business generierst du potenziell mehr Verkäufe - entweder durch das Tiny Offer oder durch Webinar-Anmeldungen und in weiterer Folge durch Verkäufe im oder nach dem Webinar. Wir sind die Onlinerinnen - Nicola & Christina - und wir zeigen Coaches, Beratern und Trainern, wie sie ihr Angebot auch online anbieten können, um mehr Kunden zu erreichen und Flexibilität zu gewinnen - mit effizientem Schritt-für-Schritt Plan. Wenn du dein erstes digitales Produkt erstellen und verkaufen möchtest, aber nicht weißt, wie genau du das angehen sollst, buche dir einen Strategiecall bei uns. Der ist kostenlos und unverbindlich. Wir finden heraus, wie und ob wir dir helfen können und wie genau unsere M-Pact Methode aussieht, mit der wir unseren Kund:innen zeigen, wie sie ihr Online Business aufbauen. Wir haben auch eine kostenlose Checkliste für dich: Der 6-Schritte Fahrplan ins Online Business https://www.dieonlinerinnen.at/6-schritte P.S.: Wir dürfen dich auch noch einladen zu unserem kostenlosen Live-Format: Business Bites Immer mittwochs um 8:30 Uhr treffen wir uns auf Zoom und sprechen ca. 30 Minuten über ein Wochenthema und die Herausforderungen im Online Business. Ganz ungezwungen tauschen wir uns aus. Bist du Coach, TrainerIn oder BeraterIn und wünscht dir mehr Flexibilität im Business, dann schau doch mal bei den Business Bites vorbei. Schreib uns ganz einfach eine E-Mail an office@dieonlinerinnen.at und wir senden dir den Link zu den Business Bites. Wir freuen uns auf dich!

In this episode we explore Backwards Planning which was first introduced as a framework for curriculum design and education. This technique can be applied with a variety of scenarios, both professionally and personally. Estimating how long something will take can be very challenging but with practice you can determine how accurate you are, for success in the long run! Subscribe to this podcast so you never miss an episode! 

The Ishikawa diagram, also known as the fishbone diagram, is a way of working through quality to assess and critically focus on the symptoms of a multifaceted process. This particular diagram encourages us to think about six different aspects. Oftentimes, when we're exploring a problem or seeing a problem as an output, we tend to forget that there might be a multitude of variables that are feeding into it. Subscribe to this podcast for more episodes!

The Eisenhower Matrix, first introduced by President Dwight Eisenhower, was a way to approach how we respond to urgency and importance. This 2x2 matrix is a tool all about prioritizing time and tasks. By segmenting things as important or not important as well as urgent and not urgent, we're able to see what projects or tasks require our immediate focus now and which ones should be prioritized later. This is a simple yet effective exercise to help better understand how your time and tasks are fitting into your overall goals. Subscribe to this podcast so you never miss an episode!

The Critical Path Method is a term that is directly used in project management. This framework will help to identify the items that need to happen to accomplish the goal you are trying to complete. Utilize the Critical Path Method to determine if you have realistic time and resources for your task. By knowing these things in advance, it gives the opportunity to be able to adjust. It's key to determine what items can be adjusted and which ones can't. Subscribe to this podcast today so you never miss an episode!

A Growth Mindset allows us to see challenges as an opportunity to develop further. Dr. Carol Dweck developed the growth and fixed mindset framework. A growth mindset is the idea that intelligence can be developed and is something that you don't know yet. This difference in framing can have a powerful impact on success. Subscribe to this podcast today so you never miss an episode!

Start, Stop, Continue is a simple yet powerful tool for business improvement.  This framework is under the Agile system and it's a type of sprint retrospective. This tool enables us to look back at a specific aspect of the project to identify improvements for individuals and teams to implement moving forward. Subscribe to this podcast today so you never miss an episode! 

SMART Goals is a helpful guide to goal setting with clear objectives. This method encourages businesses to plan for the future for the likelihood of achieving success. Developed in 1981, SMART is an acronym that corresponds with the following: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time Bound. These five criteria provide organizations starting or growing their business, a framework to measure goals. Subscribe to this podcast today and so you never miss an episode! 

The RACI Matrix provides structure and clarity when we think about projects and everyone's role involved. Oftentimes the success of our project isn't measured by looking at milestones. The RACI Matrix provides an immediate overview with clear deliverables for an individual coming into the operation. Subscribe to this podcast today and so you never miss an episode!

Appreciative Inquiry encourages us to think about the positive and what is working right. This approach, better known as AI, was first founded in the 80's. This begins with us starting from a positive core and understanding the best outcome for a situation. The 4 different parts that make up this ideal around appreciative inquiry are discovery, dream, design and destiny. When we tie these together it helps us do more and is a key to success. Subscribe to this podcast today and so you never miss an episode!

Managing Up is a tool you can use when working with leadership. This strategy can be used to better understand your boss and bring out the best in an organization. It's important to consider many factors when doing this with your boss. To better understand a leader, learn them and their roles. Consider how they like to communicate, their work styles, priorities and have an open mind for change. When we are better able to do this and connect our goals with theirs we can proactively manage up. Subscribe to this podcast today and so you never miss an episode!

This week we are talking about one of the hardest things to do as a manager, Delegation. When taking on too many tasks, utilizing this tool will benefit not only  managers but the employees and organization as a whole. This allows everyone to learn new skills, build confidence and have increased motivation in the workplace. Benefits will  be seen in increased teamwork, productivity and efficiency.  Start by picking the tasks needed and identifying the individuals to complete the assignment. Ensure that everyone understands the responsibilities delegated and most importantly be patient in the process. There may be mistakes along the way, but give this tool another try and reassess for great benefits in the long run. Subscribe to this podcast today and so you never miss an episode! 

This week we are talking about the GROW Model which is a tool used for goal setting and problem solving. The acronym GROW, representing each different component, stands for Goal, Reality, Options and Will. This four-step model is one way that leaders can be able to address situations in their personal or professional lives.  A tip when thinking about using this model  is to use questions that integrate active listening or appreciative inquiry. Using these skills may help identify the issue at hand and how you may be able to move forward from it. Subscribe to this podcast today and so you never miss an episode!

This week we are talking about After Action Review. We can use this as a tool to analyze situations when they have already occurred and conduct a structured review or a debrief of that situation. In facilitating this method, there are a series of 6 types of questions that should be asked during an After Action Review.  It is important to not only understand the components of what went right and what went wrong. This tool can be effective for organizations or when  launching a new product or service. Rather than just being used either professionally or personally, this will help you discover ways that you can be more effective the next time you do a similar task. Subscribe today so you never miss an episode!

This week we'll be talking about Active Listening. Build your strong and vibrant communication skills by properly concentrating on the thing the other person has said. This can be done by using a participatory style of listening. The goal is to avoid being just a passive hearer of the situation. Share this podcast with a friend and subscribe today so you never miss an episode!

On this episode of Business Bites I will be diving into the concept “Project Pre-Mortem”. Ideally, this combats the process of thinking of things after the fact. It allows us to think ahead rather than discussing the achievements, failures and opportunities of those involved after a project has occurred. Through applying prospective hindsight, we can shift our perspective to imagine an event as if it already happened. Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! 

Welcome to Business Bites! This week I will be discussing the term Emotional Intelligence. Think about your ability to perceive, use, understand, manage, and handle emotions. Daniel Goleman's familiar model categorizes this into four different quadrants. The model then breaks down further, all of which can be learned and developed. In this episode I'll tell you just how to do that! Listen now and share this podcast with a friend!

What's your relationship with feedback? For some of us, it can get very… complicated. Whether giving, receiving, avoiding, or seeking, feedback is essential for our development. In each episode, you'll hear best practices on feedback from real people. Host, Sara Ismail-Beigi Bartlett, will also be serving up “Business Bites” right here in this feed – a simple explanation of management tools, techniques, and philosophies.  Subscribe to Can I Offer You Some Feedback? now on your favorite podcast app, and you'll receive the first episode as soon as it drops!

So you have your Mission, Vision and Values established. But how do we accomplish those?Critical function structure is used to identify what functions inside the organization are needed to achieve the vision.What departments are needed? What are the deliverables within those departments? What are the roles and responsibilities that correspond to that function?When we are NOT hitting those deliverables it can be for a variety of reasons but there are many downsides that accompany them.  Keep your eye on burnout & turnover."But Matt, I'm a small business, I don't the resources to hire more people..."I get it.  Let's dive into the topic. Connect with us!Entrepreneurs of EdmontonInstagram: @entrepreneursofedmontonFacebook: @entrepreneursofedmontonLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/entrepreneurs-of-edmonton

Chad and Matt are back with a new segment, where they aim to explore and discuss a relevant business topic in 20 minutes!Vision, Mission, and ValuesChad and Matt dive into the basics of business.  Learn how to define your personal mission statement, how to align business goals with personal goals, and live your values both personally and professionally.  Join us for a 20-Minute Business Bite!Connect with us!Entrepreneurs of EdmontonInstagram: @entrepreneursofedmontonFacebook: @entrepreneursofedmontonLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/entrepreneurs-of-edmonton

There are 2 vital elements you should have if you want to be a good manager and definitely if you want to be a great manager. In the latest short business bites episode, Hakeem talks through what he's learnt in 25 years of managing people --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hakeem-adebiyi/message

As they say, in 2001 a piece of France landed in Portland, Oregon. Cheryl Wakerhauser, who had given up a career as an astronaut to train at the prestigious pâtisserie of MOF Philippe URRACA, started her authentic French dessert restaurant, Pix Pâtisserie. There she served up both innovative and traditional French desserts, chocolates and house made ice creams along side a plethora of top notch beverages. As her website says, “Some women buy shoes, Cheryl buys Champagne”. The walls held over 700 cuvées, including vintage and large format, with a focus on small grower producers. Cheryl wanted quality wine to be affordable while providing a relaxed, fun environment in which to enjoy it. People noticed. Her offering was awarded World's Best Champagne and Sparkling Wine List every year from 2014 - 2020 by London's World of Fine Wine Magazine. Her creativity didn't stop there. In the same space, Cheryl also housed a proper Spanish tapas bar named Bar Vivant. Amazing bar food with a quality selection of wine, beer, cider, Sherry and tasty cocktails. The atmosphere was pure fun and patrons were even encouraged to throw their napkins on the floor and not be afraid to “get a bit rowdy”. You may have noticed the use of past tense, because COVID came along and put the brakes on all of it. Hopefully those days will be back but that formula is out for now. However, Cheryl thinks outside the box. Out of necessity she developed a non-contact, incredible new vending machine with a wistful name typical of Cheryl, the Pix-O-Matic. It's a 24-hour vending machine holding Pix desserts, macarons, conservas from Bar Vivant and other random stuff to make you smile. The machine is thoroughly cleaned and restocked each day at 10AM. Selections can be purchased with the contactless credit card reader. At first, it was a Hail Mary experiment, but it made $100 the first day. Then $400. The $4,000! Before COVID, Cheryl had a staff of 20+, was trying to find employees and all the other headaches of a restaurant owner. Suddenly, she was making as much money as the restaurant would make on a busy Saturday, with one and half employees. Hmmmm, life suddenly got easier. She has now recreated the previous whimsical experience around a couple of vending machines and a superbly fun room in which to enjoy your food and beverage. In an almost Disco-like atmosphere, individuals and families can enjoy themselves all hours of the day. Her story was not missed by Business Bites podcast as a brilliant way to create a revenue stream in the lockdown era. Fall down seven times, get up eight. "Masoni and Marshall the meaningful Marketplace" with your hosts Sarah Masoni and Sarah Marshall We record the "the Meaningful Marketplace" inside NedSpace in the Bigfoot Podcast Studio in beautiful downtown Portland. Audio engineer, mixer and podcast editor is Allon Beausoleil Show logo was designed by Anton Kimball of Kimball Design Website was designed by Cameron Grimes Production assistant is Chelsea Lancaster 10% of gross revenue at Startup Radio Network goes to support women entrepreneurs in developing countries thru kiva.org/lender/markgrimes

Ra' Essentials is a black-woman owned business specializing in organic, vegan friendly, skincare products with a spiritual twist. As a holistic based company, we guarantee that your skin will feel nourished and healed with essential ingredients such as lemon oil, lavender oil, and orange oil… All the Oils! All of our products are infused with cleansing properties that will make you feel centered and balanced. @shopraessentials https://www.raessentials.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/creative-habits/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/creative-habits/support

On this episode we explore Naomi Osaka opting out of the French Open to protect her mental health. Do we really take mental health seriously and if we do, how do we identify it in others and more importantly how can we help. We are joined by our resident mental health expert Anne Avgerin. Anne has a master's in clinical psychology and is a practicing mental health professional. Feel free to listen to our more indepth podcast on mental health and well being in the workplace https://anchor.fm/hakeem-adebiyi/episodes/Mental-Health-and-Wellbeing-in-the-Workplace-with-Anne-Avgerin-eq17tu --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hakeem-adebiyi/message

Never drop your price is my motto. If you price right and you give value then you should never have to do it either. Todays business bites discusses, Selling value vs selling price. Read the book the sales acceleration formula for more info and how to ensure you add value and reduce your sales cycle Visit resources thesalesaccelerationformula.com If you enjoy please rate the podcast here by clicking here, if not keep it to yourself

Every so often in addition to the hour long podcasts, we drop in a short sub 10min podcast discussing an interesting business topic. Today we discuss - When being helpful in sales isn't a good thing. Sounds counterintuitive? Have a listen and then draw your conclusions

Business Bites with Brit is a NY & Toronto-Canada focused podcast, where we humanize business, mental health and technology. In this episode, we shoot the breeze with Abdullah Abid & Shardar Quraishi to talk about Technology advancement. Is technology advancement more bad than good? Or vise versa? Mason Ashaad & Brit Kent are the hosts of this new show. Both are based out of Rochester NY! Are you in NY or in Canada? This show is customized to you. What topics would you like to hear? Who do you know that would be a good fit for the show? Text 585-502-8894 to send ideas, suggestions and feedback or email businesswithmason@gmail.com

Business Bites with Brit is a NY & Toronto-Canada focused podcast, where we humanize business, mental health and technology. Burnout is a real thing these days. Are you in a rut? When you have hit a ceiling, it can feel like an endless mountain that you are climbing. What are some things we can do about this specific challenge? Brit Kent & Mason Ashaad discuss this are share brief insights on this subject. ...End of description ... Would you like to suggest a topic? Do you know someone that would be a good guest for the show? Text 585-502-8894 or email businesswithmason@gmail.com

Business Bites with Brit is a NY & Toronto-Canada focused podcast, where we humanize business, mental health and technology. Maintaining a healthy mindset is good for business and our personal lives. Right? How we view our life can impact our growth and affect those around us. Either for good or not so good! Mason Ashaad & Brit Kent dive into the difference between the two and why gratitude is so powerful. Mindset is an intangible skill. Agree? Take a listen and if you see value in it, please share it with one friend or family member who could benefit. Follow mason_thelunch on Clubhouse & Instagram! If you would like to be a guest on the podcast reach out to us on social media or Text 585-502-8894 or email businesswithmason@gmail.com

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many new small businesses have been birthed. In addition to the new businesses that have launched, those who have already been in operation would do well to take a step back to reevaluate their plans, processes, and business strategies. In this episode, we go back to the basics and discuss foundational information as developing the 3 "who's" of your business. Tune in to hear who those 3 who's are and how to break them down and understand them clearly. Please leave me comments at https://www.organizedenergy.co/podcast and rate this podcast on Apple Podcasts! Thanks for your support! For more info on how I may be able to help you with business development and/or time management, work-life balance, self care, and more, please contact me at https://www.organizedenergy.co today! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifeunscripted/support

First, a huge shout out to Rachel Brenke for having me on the Business Bites podcast and letting me share this episode with you guys! It was a great conversation about the changing laws in CA, and different implications. In the following months the State of California has dialed down on these laws and while California is reducing budgets everywhere they increased budgets for enforcement of AB5.  If you have ever wondered what kind of nerdy chats lawyers have….this conversation is a perfect example… enjoy. Links & Resources Rachel Brenke (https://rachelbrenke.com/) Freelance Apocolypse  (https://emilydbaker.com/freelanceapocalypse/) AB5 & Content Creators (https://emilydbaker.com/ab5youtube/) Uber Strikes Back (https://emilydbaker.com/uber-strikes-back/) Independent Contractor v. Employee (https://emilydbaker.com/podcasts/icvemployee/) Previous Episodes (http://www.emilydbaker.com/podcast) If you want me to cover a particular story or situation please contact the show at GetLegit@emilydbaker.com (mailto:GetLegit@emilydbaker.com)  Come hang with me on social! I want to chat with you in the Get Legit Community Facebook Group (http://www.getlegitlive.com)!!  If you need help with your business you can find my products at www.EmilyDBaker.com (http://www.emilydbaker.com) 

Having a firm grasp of your finances can be a life saver in uncertain times. Winnie Sun joins Rachel on this episode of Business Bites to give you some tips on investing, contributing to 401Ks, and even teaching your kids about money.  Full show notes & links to resources mentioned: https://rachelbrenke.com/epi114  Join the Business Bites Podcast® group to chat about this episode: https://rachelbrenke.com/group

Rachel Brenke of The LawTog & the host of the Business Bites podcast joins Christine Tremoulet to share her insights on Intellectual Property Law and how it impacts us as photographers. From Trademarks to Copyright, you need to know about these things so that you can protect yourself and the digital assets that you create. Your photographs are your livelihood - you need to know how to handle something if they are not used properly.Legal stuff might sound like it should be boring, but Rachel makes it fun & exciting!Would you like to support Reframe Success and be a member of the Photographer's Inner Circle? Learn more and join us for additional training from Christine Tremoulet & select show guests, along with other special perks available only to show supporters!For the full show notes, including the transcript, visit ReframeSuccess.comThe LawTog, the leading legal resource for professional photographers, can be found at http://ChristineTremoulet.com/thelawtogThe Business Bites podcast can be found at https://rachelbrenke.com/pod/You can follow Rachel on Instagram at @thelawtog and @rachelbrenkeSupport the show (https://christinetremoulet.com/photographers-inner-circle)

Rachel announces the opening of her new law firm, Eden Law.  Find out more about Rachel and her new firm at https://rachelbrenke.com/fyi-business-bites-announcement-eden-law.

Customer experience is key in retail - and a lot of it is about technology these days, says Jacyn Heavens, founder of Epos Now in this interview with Near Futurist Guy Clapperton. It's decades since we were assured the Internet would level the proverbial playing field and allow smaller players to compete with big business - is it finally happening? This 22 minute show is the last Near Futurist podcast of the year. If you've been part of growing it from 200-odd diehard listeners in January to the 3500 who listened to it in November, thank you! It will return on 10 January.

Managing a virtual team can be challenging especially since you rarely hear or see them.   In this episode, Rachel shares 3 tips she has learned from her experiences as a virtual team manager.   Full show notes & links to resources mentioned: https://rachelbrenke.com/epi94  Join the Business Bites group to chat about this episode: https://rachelbrenke.com/group

Rachel Brenke is a lawyer and business consultant for photographers and creatives who helps industry professionals all over the world initiate and implement strategic business plans. In addition to being a managing partner of Connors & Brenke, she is the host of the podcast The Business Bites, an author of 7 books, a Team USA athlete, and a mother to 5 children. WOW! What You Will Learn in This Episode: What Rachel and her team are doing most often to help photographers and entrepreneurs Some of the biggest legal-related mistakes people in the creative or photo industry make Why becoming a legal entity is so important Also, be sure to check out TheLawTog for a free photographer's contract.

Rachel Brenke is a lawyer and business consultant for photographers and creatives who helps industry professionals all over the world initiate and implement strategic business plans.  In addition to being a managing partner of Connors & Brenke, she is the host of the podcast The Business Bites, an author of 7 books, a Team USA athlete, and a mother to 5 children. WOW! What You Will Learn in This Episode: What Rachel and her team are doing most often to help photographers and entrepreneurs Some of the biggest legal-related mistakes people in the creative or photo industry make Why becoming a legal entity is so important Also, be sure to check out TheLawTog for a free photographer’s contract.

Rachel Brenke is the founder of the Business Bites podcast, and several successful legal niche brands including TheLawTog®, FitLegally, and BlogLegally. She is also a mother of five, wife to an Army Veteran, practicing lawyer, author, photographer, cancer survivor, and Team USA Athlete. Through her podcast, brands, and 1-on-1 services, Rachel helps creative entrepreneurs with […] The post CL179: Content Marketing For Creative Entrepreneurs – Interview with Rachel Brenke appeared first on James Taylor.

Rachel Brenke is a serial entrepreneur with many hats. She’s the Founder of Business Bites podcast, and several successful business brands including TheLawTog®, FitLegally, and BlogLegally. In today’s podcast episode, we discuss how to start your business correct legally, so you don’t build it to be taken away. We discuss the consequences of infringing trademarks even if you don’t know. We also talk about the dangers of writing your own contracts. ----- You’ll find links to everything we discussed in this episode at

Entrepreneur Rachel Brenke shares why its vital not to sacrifice your health and wellbeing to reach your business goals, and why we all do better when we’re enjoying the ride and balancing our personal needs with the demands of business. Host of the popular Business Bites podcast, Rachel is a mom of 5, cancer survivor, Team USA athlete, and massive social media influencer. We talk about the mindset and mojo you need to succeed in this inspiring advice minisode.

Starting an entrepreneurial journey can be overwhelming. There are so many things that you need to do. One of the areas that is often overlooked is the legal responsibilities of starting your entrepreneurial journey. What entity type should you be, how do I write a contract, copyrights, trademarks, and countless other questions are unknown to those chasing big ideas and dreams.In the episode Rachel Brenke addresses those and many other questions you need to be asking to make sure launching your new business goes smoothly and is protected. We also discuss overcoming cancer, crafting the life you want to live, defining your priorities, work / family balance, copyright infringement, outsourcing, business structures, trademarks, protecting your assets when in business, writing contracts, setting client expectations, time management, and much more.Rachel Brenke is the founder of the Business Bites podcast, and several successful legal niche brands including TheLawTog®, FitLegally, and BlogLegally. She is also a mother of five, wife to an Army Veteran, practicing lawyer, author, photographer, cancer survivor, and Team USA Athlete. Through her podcast, brands, and 1-on-1 services, Rachel helps creative entrepreneurs with business strategy and legal needs such as business formation, contract drafting, and business and intellectual property law. As an entrepreneur in each of these industries, Rachel has a pulse on the pain points and needs of these fellow entrepreneurs.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Rachel: 1:03 minutesInterview: 4:02 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 42:42 minutesWebsite: www.rachelbrenke.com Podcast: www.businessbitespodcast.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/RachelBrenke2 Twitter: www.twitter.com/rachelbrenkeInstagram: www.instagram.com/rachelbrenke

Rachel Brenke is a lawyer turned entrepreneur whose passion is to help creative entrepreneurs leverage their passion with legal protection they need to thrive – from contracts and business formation to intellectual property law.  Host of the popular Business Bites podcast, Rachel is a mom of 5, cancer survivor, Team USA athlete, and massive social media influencer. We talk about the mindset and mojo you need to succeed in this inspiring episode.

“Creativity can be more than a passion - it can be a livelihood too. But only if you’re willing to develop the business plan and legal protection necessary to thrive.” – Rachel Brenke Rachel Brenke is the founder of the Business Bites podcast, and several successful business brands including TheLawTog®, FitLegally, and BlogLegally. She is also a mother, wife to an Army Veteran, practicing lawyer, photographer, author, cancer survivor, ironman, Team USA Athlete, and champion of all endeavors entrepreneurial. Through her podcast, brands, and 1-on-1 services, Rachel helps creative entrepreneurs form businesses, draft contracts, and successfully navigate intellectual property law by providing copyright and trademark protection tools.

Rachel Brenke is the founder of the Business Bites podcast, and several successful business brands including TheLawTog®, FitLegally, and BlogLegally. She is also a mother, wife to an Army Veteran, practicing, lawyer, author, cancer survivor, ironman, Team USA Athlete, and champion of all endeavors entrepreneurial. Through her podcast, brands, and 1-on-1 services, Rachel helps creative entrepreneurs form businesses, draft contracts, and successfully navigate intellectual property law by providing copyright and trademark protection tools.

Rachel Brenke is the founder of the Business Bites podcast, and several successful business brands including TheLawTog®, FitLegally, and BlogLegally. She is also a mother, wife to an Army Veteran, practicing, lawyer, author, cancer survivor, ironman, Team USA Athlete, and champion of all endeavors entrepreneurial. Through her podcast, brands, and 1-on-1 services, Rachel helps creative entrepreneurs form businesses, draft contracts, and successfully navigate intellectual property law by providing copyright and trademark protection tools.

Hey! Welcome to episode 121 of Curve the Cube where we talk to people walking the walk--those dreamers who've become doers--or, "curvists," as I like to call them, since they curve their way around those obstacles and figure out how to get stuff done. And, this episode features a lady who I am not only so happy, but also so proud to call a friend. Her name is Kate Volman, and if you are also a fan of my other podcast, Eggheads After Hours, then you have heard her voice before giving all kinds of fantastic tips, or "Business Bites," as she calls them, about how to propel your business forward. She is undeniably smart and strategic, AND she has figured out how to really craft her career with purpose. Kate's specialty is vlogging--a.k.a., “video blogging”--and using videos to create fantastic brand content, communicate with her followers, and create lasting relationships. If you have a blog, vlog, marketing team, or are just thinking, "What's the best way for me to get my message out there and build an online reputation?" Kate is for you!! Now, the Learning Curve segment at the end of this episode is going to be SUPER short, because Kate does such a fantastic job of digging in deep with her ideas and creating clear action items for you to take. So, I really don't have to do much. She makes my job so much easier, lol. So, let's get on with my talk with Kate Volman. You are going to gain so much valuable information and see pretty quickly why I adore her so. Enjoy!! Follow Kate Volman on: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube Music Beds courtesy of DJ John Hitta!!! To stay up on the latest with my guests, follow Curve the Cube on: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | SnapChat (@FlintStoneMedia) | Tumblr | Pinterest | YouTube Interested in podcasting? Head to Libsyn.com and use my promo code "IGNITE" to get one month of free hosting with the BEST hosting company around--Liberated Syndication! Copyright Flint Stone Media, LLC 2017.

Hey! Welcome to episode 121 of Curve the Cube where we talk to people walking the walk--those dreamers who've become doers--or, "curvists," as I like to call them, since they curve their way around those obstacles and figure out how to get stuff done. And, this episode features a lady who I am not only so happy, but also so proud to call a friend. Her name is Kate Volman, and if you are also a fan of my other podcast, Eggheads After Hours, then you have heard her voice before giving all kinds of fantastic tips, or "Business Bites," as she calls them, about how to propel your business forward. She is undeniably smart and strategic, AND she has figured out how to really craft her career with purpose. Kate's specialty is vlogging--a.k.a., “video blogging”--and using videos to create fantastic brand content, communicate with her followers, and create lasting relationships. If you have a blog, vlog, marketing team, or are just thinking, "What's the best way for me to get my message out there and build an online reputation?" Kate is for you!! Now, the Learning Curve segment at the end of this episode is going to be SUPER short, because Kate does such a fantastic job of digging in deep with her ideas and creating clear action items for you to take. So, I really don't have to do much. She makes my job so much easier, lol. So, let's get on with my talk with Kate Volman. You are going to gain so much valuable information and see pretty quickly why I adore her so. Enjoy!! Follow Kate Volman on: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube Music Beds courtesy of DJ John Hitta!!! To stay up on the latest with my guests, follow Curve the Cube on: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | SnapChat (@FlintStoneMedia) | Tumblr | Pinterest | YouTube Interested in podcasting? Head to Libsyn.com and use my promo code "IGNITE" to get one month of free hosting with the BEST hosting company around--Liberated Syndication! Copyright Flint Stone Media, LLC 2017.

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Episode 2 takes us to RSM in Goulburn where we meet with James Charlesworth, to discuss Accounting, Cloud Accounting software and a few tips for business owners along the way.

A look inside the Goulburn Real Estate market with Chris Rigney an amazingly high achiever in the local real estate market. We go into Chris' background, how he got involved in Real Estate and tips that he's learned along the way that can be applied in ANY business... Goulburn is booming, and people like Chris are making that happen!

This week we’ll hear stories about a couple of ballet dancing wunderkinds, a family learning how to cope with the deaths of all but one of their children in an Edna fire last year and another great edition of voices of the Crossroads, with city of Victoria spokesman, O.C Garza. You’ll also get your weekly oil roundup and calendar of events. And, another segment of “Business Bites" with our business reporter Taylor Tompkins.