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A five-strong line-up of guests began with avid reader Courtney Johnston who discussed her passion for reading and the books she loves most; writers Carl Shuker and Duncan Sarkies joined to chat about their latest novels and how they came to be; to round off the group Unity Books manager Susanna Andrew and Unity's Aotearoa book buyer Melissa Oliver (Ngāti Porou) joined the stage to give insights on the health of our publishing sector, current trends, and some sparky views on the "Shockams". Books by the authors in the episode: Duncan Sarkies' latest novel: Star Gazers Carl Shuker's latest novel: The Royal Free Book recommendations from our guests: Courtney Johnston: I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith A Touch of Mistletoe by Barbara Comyns Irma Voth by Miriam Toews Carl Shuker: Vanishing Point by David Markson Duncan Sarkies: Black Cat, White Dog by Kelly Link The Dark Dark by Samantha Hunt Doppelganger: A trip into the mirror world by Naomi Klein Susanna Andrew:  Makeshift Seasons by Kate Camp Melissa Oliver: This Ragged Grace by Octavia Bright Ash by Louise Wallace The Chthonic Cycle by Una Cruickshank Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Courtney Johnston, Metro Councilwoman overseeing Metro District 26, is campaigning in the national primary race against TN 5th District Rep. Andy Ogles. How will she better serve the needs of constituents in this district? How will she do a better job than Rep. Ogles? Find out on this edition of Inside Politics. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Courtney Johnston is running for US Congress this election season. She is currently serving on the Nashville Metro Council. Get to know Courtney today as Diane Canada sits down with her for a candid conversation. Learn more at johnstonforcongress.com . Learn more about Diane Canada at ladyupamerica.com . --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ladyupamerica/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ladyupamerica/support

Te Papa says the number of visitors identifying its Te Tiriti exhibit as a highlight has jumped from 18 percent to 43 percent since December. That's when a group of protestors damaged the wooden panel showing the English version with spray paint and an angle grinder. The move came after years of calls to update the exhibition amid criticisms that it suggests two equal documents were signed. The protestors said the display should make it explicit that Māori never ceded sovereignty. The museum's co-leaders said at the time they would "renew" the exhibit and have formed a new team to spearhead the project. Chief executive Courtney Johnston spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Rundown -    Rhonda Fields - 16:59   Troubadour Dave Gunders - 01:16:35   "Set the Tone" by Dave Gunders - 01:35:46   The Denver Nuggets won it all, but Denver's victory celebrations were marred by gun violence. On Denver metro roads, people are being shot in incidents involving road rage. Too many guns are killing America and Colorado.    Colorado State Senator Rhonda Fields has accomplished many great things in her rise through the legislature. Rhonda turned to politics after suffering the shooting murder of her son Javad and his fiancee on June 20, 2005. Rhonda responded to tragedy with loving commitment to service.   President Joe Biden gave a brilliant speech in Connecticut to a crowd full of gun violence victims. Widely mocked by the right for his senior moments, Biden was compelling on Friday laying out his agenda to fight gun violence. We've got the sound.   Host has been Rhonda Fields' attorney and friend through the decades. Javad was killed because he witnessed a murder, something which could happen to any of us. Rhonda understands criminal justice system and its positive contributions, and limitations.   Senator Fields discusses the need for an assault weapon ban and a tougher law enforcement “zero tolerance for gun crimes” policy in Denver and Aurora. Why not Rhonda Fields for mayor of Aurora now that she's term-limited?   Rhonda knows Denver mayor-elect Mike Johnston and believes he'll do great things. Courtney Johnston, Denver's new First Lady, was one of the prosecutors assigned the case where Rhonda Fields was threatened by an agitated gun owner.   Gun culture needs to be addressed. How can it be that Ja Morant is suspended 25 games for pic with gun and Lauren Boebert wins re-election after she puts long guns in hands of her four young (and troubled) sons around the family Christmas tree? https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/boebert-draws-backlash-family-christmas-photo-kids-posing/story?id=81623347   Why is it that the man who threatened Rhonda Fields was treated with leniency by the criminal justice system and the Tweeting threat-maker against Lauren Boebert went to prison? https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/crime/2023/06/14/south-florida-man-sentenced-for-online-threats-to-u-s-rep-lauren-boebert/70302933007/   The civil justice system has its rightful place, as we proved when the threat-maker against Rhonda Fields was made to pay a substantial sum to charity and take steps to rehabilitate himself. https://www.denverpost.com/2013/06/07/rhonda-fields-says-shes-still-scared-after-threats-from-franklin-sain/   We discuss Rhonda Fields' friend, Denver DA Beth McCann, who takes a more progressive approach to sentencing teenagers committing gun crimes. When Javad and Vivian were murdered, the Arapahoe County DA sought and obtained the death penalty. But times change. Capital punishment is dead in Colorado.   Rhonda Fields is an alive and upbeat person, even though her Aurora home got shot up this last February. Rhonda Fields works to help others. And she's willing to fight the gun industry. Senator Fields is also an opponent of Trumpism, as you will hear.   Dave Gunders provides his hit single, Set The Tone, from his Troubadour album. The fellas salute Pride month, Juneteenth, the late Daniel Ellsberg, and the Denver Nuggets. Overcoming bad judges like Judge Cannon discussed. It can be done. Host explains how.   The Craig Silverman Show - Every Saturday morning at 9 a.m. Colorado time https://www.westword.com/news/franklin-sain-accused-of-racist-threats-against-gun-control-backer-should-be-fired-says-naacp-5908913

A lot of us have confidence when we're young - to go for the goal, say the thing we're thinking, and be who we are - but somewhere along the way (especially for young women) that assertiveness & confidence gets shut down.  So, how do we get that confidence back, navigate it without falling into the gender stereotype trap, and use it to become even better leaders?  Let's talk assertiveness on this week's show! In today's episode, I invite the amazing Courtney Johnston, SVP & Product Manager at Verituity, to share her passion for technology, product management, and leadership. We're talking about what it means to be an assertive woman in tech and how you can navigate this in your career to uplevel your leadership, build better teams, and reach your goals!  Ready to learn more about assertiveness and its role in your executive presence? Let's go to the show! We dive into: Courtney's career journey and why a small company with a great culture is so important to her The connection between your physical presence & your leadership (and how this has shifted with more remote work environments) Her BEST advice for solving problems that other people are NOT seeing! How assertiveness & executive presence are linked One of the apparent differences between being assertive & aggressive (and why we need to shut this down!) How confidence, presence & gender stereotypes play a role in building thriving teams Courtney's FAVORITE networking tip And more   **Useful links** Find out more about today's guest, Courtney Johnston, and her work at Verituity: https://www.linkedin.com/in/courtj/  https://verituity.com/  https://www.linkedin.com/company/verituity/  Sign up and join The Plan2023 Sparkle Workshop https://tonicollis.com/plan2023. Interested in becoming a qualified coach? Check out Coach Academy:  https://tonicollis.com/coachacademy.  Catch the show notes, and more details about today's episode here: https://tonicollis.com/episode133  Join the Leading Women in Tech community in Slack where we discuss all-the-things for women's tech leadership, covering everything from early-career leadership to C-level executives.

The first half of an art auction containing items from the Bank of New Zealand's collection has exceeded expectations, bringing in more than $13.5 million last night. It included the $2.45 million sale of a Colin McCahon painting, which was a new record for New Zealand. Because the collection was in public hands when it was put together, there has been some anger that the works weren't first made available to New Zealand's many museums. The national museum, Te Papa, spent just over $625,000 at the auction for two paintings, one by A. Lois White and the other by Robin White. Te Papa's chief executive, Courtney Johnston, spoke to Guyon Espiner.

The relationship between media and museums is stronger than you might expect. Courtney Johnston is the youngest Tumu Whakarae / chief executive in Te Papa's history. She oversees a staff of 600 and an institution with an unresolvable complex mission: one national museum to serve all our peoples. Yet Johnston gets a massive kick out of her big, unruly and fascinating job, and agrees with the thesis that museums were the original media. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Galen Low is joined by Courtney Johnston, the Director of Community Engagement at The Digital Project Manager, to talk about why keeping humans at the center of digital project management is so important and what results you can expect if you do it right.

We're talking to two Mums, who feel their association is a Divinely appointed connection and are now collaborating writing childrens books. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wellington's Te Papa museum will re-open to the public tomorrow. It was closed last week after becoming a location of interest in the most recent Covid-19 scare. The virus-positive Australian traveller visited the museum's new Surrealist Art exhibition. More than 90 staff are now self-isolating. Te Papa's chief executive Courtney Johnston is among those isolating at home. She spoke to Corin Dann.

Wellington's Te Papa museum will re-open to the public tomorrow. It was closed last week after becoming a location of interest in the most recent Covid-19 scare. The virus-positive Australian traveller visited the museum's new Surrealist Art exhibition. More than 90 staff are now self-isolating. Te Papa's chief executive Courtney Johnston is among those isolating at home. She spoke to Corin Dann.

"Tell people what you want to happen. People can't help you achieve your dreams if you don't share them." Courtney Johnston is Tumu Whakarae, Chief Executive of Te Papa Tongarewa, the Museum of New Zealand. Courtney has had a varied career across web, communications and people leadership. One of her first jobs as a student at Victoria University while studying for her Masters in art history was actually as a visitor host at Te Papa. Her early career was at City Gallery Wellington as an assistant curator and publicist before moving to the National Library working across communications and web. She was the General Manager at Boost Media, a web design and development agency in the early 2010s, before spending a number of years as Director at the Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt. She initially joined Te Papa as the Director of Audience & Insight before moving into her current role at the end of 2019. Outside of her full-time gigs she was the visual arts correspondent on Nine to Noon with Kathryn Ryan for 10 years and has also been on the Boards of a wide range of sector organisations, including as Chair of Museums Aotearoa

Self-proclaimed ‘super user’ and Crema’s Director of Testing Courtney Johnston von Nieda describes a day in the life of a test engineer in our latest People of Product interview. Though finding broken things and saving the day is a fun perk of the job, there’s a much larger mission to integrate with developers, improve the business overall, expand testing knowledge across the team, and so much more. Whether you’re a test engineer yourself or a product newbie, you won’t want to miss this one. 

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It's a year since Courtney Johnston took on the role of Te Papa's chief executive. There'd been quite the turnover of people in the role since the nation's museum and art gallery opened in Wellington in 1998, most from overseas. She was also only the second woman appointed to the top job. The museum closed for 68 days during the Covid-19 lockdown, 66 days longer than it had ever been closed before. To help it out of a financial hard place, the government announced an extra $18 million of Crown funding for this financial year. It's also administering a $2 million fund for the rest of the country's museums to help them over the pandemic financial hurdle.

Courtney Johnston is the founder + copywriter at The Rule Breaker's Club where she teaches entrepreneurs how to sell their products and services with words. She's been featured on Inc.com, CreativeLive, and the Huffington Post. You can learn her Rainbow of Sales method for free at www.rulebreakersclub.com/rainbow LINKS: Website, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram

Let Me Tell you a little about Courtney Courtney Johnston is the founder of The Rule Breaker's Club where she teaches women how to package and sell their brilliance. She's pretty much the only person who can make writing sales pages fun (hint: it involves rainbows and pots of gold). Her work has been featured on Inc.com, FastCompany.com, CreativeLive, and the Huffington Post. She's from Michigan, started her business in Paris, and currently lives in Vancouver, BC with her new husband, Mohammed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Le rêve ultime: bâtir une business qui nous permet de vivre au max et de travailler 10h/semaine. Est-ce que c’est possible de pousser la note tellement que tu commences à t’ennuyer de tout ton temps libre? Il faut demander à Courtney Johnston. Après avoir construit une entreprise basée sur les produits d’information et avoir délégué toutes les tâches qu’elle ne devrait pas faire, elle s’est retrouvée dans une drôle de passe: l’ennui. On fait quoi dans ce temps-là? C’est de ça qu’on jase aujourd’hui. On parle aussi des rôles cruciaux à déléguer (et à qui!). Si t’as toujours tout fait toute seule, écoute ça, ça pourrait virer ton monde à l’envers. “Il faut prendre la responsabilité de ses rêves”- Courtney Johnston   Des bonnes raisons d’écouter: La différence entre son année 2018 et la nouvelle année qui commence Sa stratégie pour atteindre 500 000$ de revenus dans la prochaine année Les tâches qu’elle s’est gardées dans sa business Tous les rôles qu’elle a délégués C’est quoi une “OBM”? La différence entre une OBM et une assistante virtuelle L’importance d’avoir des amis entrepreneurs C’est quoi la liberté pour elle Comment son entreprise en ligne et ses voyages ont affecté son couple   Mentionnés dans l’épisode: Le site web de Courtney Livre: Rocket Fuel Courtney sur Youtube Courtney sur Instagram   **CADEAU EXCLUSIF** Télécharge mon cadeau gratuit 57 leçons en 57 épisodes par 13 femmes inspirantes (et 4 hommes fantastiques) aujourd'hui!  Les tops entrepreneurs en ligne francophones partagent leurs plus importantes leçons de business. Évite leurs erreurs et passe au prochain niveau en apprenant de leurs expériences. Disponible jusqu'au vendredi 29 mars à 11:59pm EST. Clique ici pour le télécharger! Abonne-toi sur iTunes | Abonne-toi sur Spotify | Abonne-toi sur Stitcher

Pour la première fois depuis le début de sa business, l’entreprise de Courtney Johnston a fait moins d’argent en 2018. Pas parce qu’elle ne va pas bien, mais parce que Courtney a misé sur une chose importante pour elle: sa liberté. Aujourd’hui, on plonge dans l’univers des produits passifs et de comment les rentabiliser pour atteindre un but ultime: avoir plus de temps pour vivre. On jase aussi de pourquoi choisir de faire un lancement au lieu de juste mettre ton produit disponible en tout temps. STRATÉGIIIIIIEE!! “Tu peux pas savoir, sans commencer.”- Courtney Johnston   Des bonnes raisons d’écouter: La raison pour laquelle son entreprise a fait moins d’argent en 2018 Son changement de modèle de business Pourquoi elle a décidé de réintégrer le coaching, seulement pour le retirer par la suite Pourquoi choisir de créer un produit qui n’est pas disponible à l’année Quand décider de vendre ton produit “evergreen” Pourquoi c’est beaucoup plus facile de vendre dans un lancement qu’en evergreen Quel type de produit devrais-tu commencer à offrir en premier Comment valider ton idée de cours Sa stratégie de publicité Facebook et le ROI qu’elle s’attend à avoir pour qualifier une pub de succès   Mentionnés dans l’épisode: Mon cadeau gratuit 57 leçons en 57 épisodes par 13 femmes inspirantes (et 4 hommes fantastiques) Le site web de Courtney Yay for Clients Sales Page Kit Launch Copy Kit Inscris-toi à mon Défi (GRATUIT) 5 Jours: Ta Première Vente Affiliée   **CADEAU EXCLUSIF** Télécharge mon cadeau gratuit 57 leçons en 57 épisodes par 13 femmes inspirantes (et 4 hommes fantastiques) aujourd'hui!  Évite leurs erreurs et passe au prochain niveau en apprenant de leurs expériences. Disponible jusqu'au vendredi 29 mars à 11:59pm EST. Clique ici pour le télécharger! Abonne-toi sur iTunes | Abonne-toi sur Spotify | Abonne-toi sur Stitcher

Pour faire plus d’argent des fois, tu dois en faire moins. Ça sonne comme un conseil qui n’a pas d’allure? Pourtant c’est exactement ce que Courtney Johnson de Rule Breaker’s Club a appris par elle-même pour faire grandir sa business. Aujourd’hui je reçois ma première invitée américaine, mais t’inquiète pas, on va parler français. On va aussi parler de ce que ça prend pour faire passer ton entreprise au prochain niveau quand t’as atteint le fameux plafond de verre avec tes services en 1-1. Si tu veux voir ce qui se passe 5 ans dans le futur dans une business américaine, clique sur play. “Pour avoir l’espace pour les projets que tu veux, il faut dire non aux choses qui ne sont pas ce que tu veux, même si elles sont payées.”- Courtney Johnston   Des bonnes raisons d’écouter: Pourquoi son parcours entrepreneurial a commencé à Paris Sa transition de “je veux faire 20$ aujourd’hui” à “je veux une business” Comment elle a transformé son blogue personnel en business Pourquoi son entreprise s’appelle Rule Breakers Club Comment dire “non” a fait exploser son entreprise La vraie raison pour laquelle elle est en business Pourquoi revenir sur tes décisions peut être une bonne idée parfois L’avantage qu’on a de faire de la business dans la francophonie   Un peu plus sur Courtney: Courtney Johnston est la fondatrice de The Rule Breaker’s Club où elle enseigne aux femmes comment vendre leur génie. C’est à peu près la seule personne qui peut rendre la rédaction d’une page de vente agréable (un indice: ça implique des arcs-en-ciel et des pots d’or). Son travail a figuré dans Inc.com, FastCompany.com, CreativeLive, et le Huffington Post. Courtney est originaire du Michigan, elle a commencé son entreprise à Paris et vit présentement à Vancouver, en Colombie-Britannique avec son mari Mohammed.   Mentionnés dans l’épisode: Le site web de Courtney Marie Forleo Danielle Laporte B-School de Marie Forleo Abonne-toi à Les Vraies Affaires sur iTunes   Concours “Inspiring Women”! Comme tu le sais peut-être, dans le cadre du mois consacré aux droits de la femme sur iTunes, j’ai été sélectionnée pour faire partie de la section Inspiring Women. Pour être honnête avec toi, j’étais tellement surprise et honorée, j’ai tellement pas vu ça venir! Pour vous remercier de m’avoir aidé à me retrouver là, parce que c’est pas vrai que j’ai fait ça toute seule, j’ai décidé de lancer un petit concours! Woohoo!! À gagner, 30 minutes de AMA (Ask Me Anything) coaching pour analyser tes stratégies de vente en ligne, améliorer ta page de vente, partir ton programme affilié, lancer ton podcast, comme tu veux! Pour participer, voici ce qu’il faut faire: Écrit un témoignage sur Les Vraies Affaires sur iTunes et dit-moi ce qui rend LVA unique. Si tu as déjà laissé un témoignage sur iTunes, écrit à hello@genevievegauvin.com pour m’envoyer une capture d’écran de ton témoignage. Le concours se termine le lundi 18 mars à 11:59pm EST et le ou la gagnante sera choisi au hasard et annoncé sur Instagram le jeudi 21 mars. Un ÉNORME merci de votre support pour LVA, je suis tellement reconnaissante de l’amour que vous m’envoyez! Abonne-toi sur iTunes | Abonne-toi sur Spotify | Abonne-toi sur Stitcher

We all know that overcoming those profit plateaus during the rising stages of your business is a tough battle to conquer.  On this episode, you are in for a treat as Courtney Johnston, Founder of The Rule Breaker’s Club takes us through each phase of her successful entrepreneurial journey, shares how she has overcome those profit plateaus and how you can too! Listen in to this episode of Jereshia Said! For show notes and resources go to https://www.jereshiahawk.com/

Come follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/systemssavedmeGUEST BIO:Courtney Johnston is the founder of The Rule Breaker's Club where she teaches women how to package and sell their brilliance via services and digital products. Courtney currently lives in Vancouver, Canada, hails from Ann Arbor, Michigan, has a Bachelor’s Degree in French Language and Literature, and grew up wanting to be a figure skating choreographer (amongst other things). She stumbled into entrepreneurship in 2011 while living in Paris as a teacher and has never looked back.Being obsessed with language and psychology, Courtney has built her business by helping professionals and creatives to communicate what they do to their prospective clients in a way that makes them say “take my money!” She’s pretty much the only person who can make writing sales pages fun (hint: it involves rainbows and pots of gold). Her work has been featured on Inc.com, FastCompany.com, CreativeLive, and the Huffington Post. You can find more about her work and courses at www.rulebreakersclub.comWHERE YOU CAN FIND COURTNEY JOHNSTON:http://www.rulebreakersclub.com/https://www.facebook.com/rulebreakersclubhttps://www.instagram.com/courtneyjohnston.inc/https://twitter.com/courtbourtinchttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIjdvKpT9gzRiWrZaCIJzDghttps://www.pinterest.com/rulebreakerclub/FREEBIE - Free Masterclass: 5 Must-Have Copywriting Formulas that Will Double Your Sales See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It is so exciting for me to get to interview my own mentors when it comes to online business and balancing that with the lifestyle you want. Courtney Johnston is one of those people for me. She runs the Rule Breaker’s club, where she teaches women how to package and sell their brilliance.   In this interview with Courtney, we talk about some keys to scaling your business, why it’s important to step out of the solopreneur mindset, and how to motivate yourself to get things done. We also get into how she uses data to improve her sales funnel during a launch and how it determined the success of that launch.   Courtney’s work has been featured on Inc.com, FastCompany.com, CreativeLive, and the Huffington Post. She’s from Michigan, started her business in Paris, and currently lives in Vancouver, BC with her fiancé, Mohammed.   Links from the episode: The Four Tendencies by Gretchen Ruben (https://gretchenrubin.com/2015/01/ta-da-the-launch-of-my-quiz-on-the-four-tendencies-learn-about-yourself/) Denise Duffield-Thomas: https://denisedt.com/   Courtney’s Links: http://www.rulebreakersclub.com https://www.instagram.com/courtneyjohnston.inc/     http://digimorphs.com https://www.instagram.com/digimorphs/

In today's episode, I'm chatting with Courtney Johnston of the Rule Breakers Club. Courtney dives into the Service or Course first debate, shares some tricks for action-focused course design and also explains what unicorns and goldilocks have to do with setting goals.

Craft a language with this formula Courtney Johnston gives in this episode that connects with your audience but more importantly, promotes them to TAKE ACTION.  This episode is brought to you by The Profit Planner Lounge! You can sign up for a 7-day trial for $1 at http://profitplanner.co/dollar. You will get immediate access to the 6-phase system to create a custom profit plan and an entire blueprint ready to download based on your specific business stage. I'll see you on the inside!

Today on the podcast, you are meeting one of my favorite people. Courtney Johnston is here from the Rule Breaker’s Club. We love Courtney because she cuts right to the meat, just like we do, so you can be guaranteed that this is an absolutely no-fluff episode. Courtney is the go-to person for all things sales copy and we are so excited for you to hear all the amazing knowledge she has to share about how to create and sell your signature services. In this episode, we talk about common mistakes that people make on their sales pages, key areas that every single sales page should have, and how to brag about yourself without kind of bragging about yourself in a weird awkward way. Courtney even has some tips on how you can make a super sexy sales page super convincing to the people you want to be talking to, without worrying about a super lengthy, long, copy. We also dive into how to grab testimonies and what to include in your frequently asked questions, so you can make sure that you are protected and that you are getting the right people buying the stuff that you are selling. This is a meaty one, and we cover each topic in a ton of detail. We also reference even more free valuable content inside this episode, so stay tuned! Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

Get ready for a breath of fresh air! Today copywriter and sales specialist Courtney Johnston of The Rule Breaker’s Club shares how she runs her business, what she’s learned from niching and redefining success so she’s living life on her terms.   Show notes available at: www.scoopindustries.com/episode19.

In this episode of the Unleash Yourself podcast, Michael Carbone chats with Courtney Johnston about her famous "Rainbow of Sales" and how to create products that fly off the shelves. You’ll learn how to get over the feeling of having the “impostor syndrome” as well as many other copyrighting business hacks. For all the show notes and links to everything mentioned in this episode, check out: michaelcarbone.ca/012 Make sure you subscribe so you never miss another episode: iTunes | Stitcher

Courtney Johnston is a rebel + copywriter and CEO of The Rule Breaker’s Club. She teaches spunky, inspired creative people how to communicate what they have to offer so that they can attract beautiful clients, make money, and make this planet a more fun place to live. Want to be a rule breaker? Get your free copywriting mini-course here: http://www.rulebreakersclub.com/