Podcasts about emylee williams

In this episode of the Mom Owned and Operated podcast, Rita Suzanne and Emylee Williams discuss raising a family, running a business and remembering yourself.Emylee Williams is the visionary founder of Creative's Catalyst in Kansas City, where she expertly blends her passion for marketing and operational efficiencies with her entrepreneurial spirit. With over a decade of experience revolutionizing how small businesses and creatives approach marketing and operations, Emylee brings a wealth of knowledge from her tenure as co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of a previous multi-million dollar agency. During her nine-year leadership at this agency, Emylee created digital offers that helped over 30,000 students and sold to clients and students from 189 countries. She also co-hosted a top-charting business podcast that reached millions of listeners worldwide. Despite its success, Emylee left to establish Creative's Catalyst, pursuing ventures that align more closely with her daily values and long-term vision. Now, Emylee works exclusively with small business founders, corporate executives, and senior leadership to create more inclusive workplaces for neurodivergent and introverted leaders.You can connect with Emylee on her website, on Instagram and LinkedIn.Send a text message! Email, if you want a reply though. ;) Support the showP.S. You can find more interviews at momownedandoperated.com and learn about working with Rita at ritasuzanne.com/apply/

Can you identify the pain points you are experiencing in your coaching business? If so, a system is most likely the solution you're looking for. My guest this week, Emylee Williams, is a founder, best-selling author, and consultant working with small business owners to create efficient ecosystems within their operations and marketing. She's obsessed with helping others design and run lean, aligned, highly profitable businesses. Our conversation delves into the importance of systems and processes, how to identify and address pain points, and the benefits of staying organized and consistent in business operations. Emily shares her unique perspective, from co-founding a seven-figure agency to starting her lean consulting business.  You will gain insights on tools like Airtable, Miro, Otter, and Zapier and learn practical steps to streamline tasks and manage your businesses more effectively. This episode is packed with actionable advice for anyone looking to work less, stay organized, and increase profitability.   Click here for the full transcript, notes, links, and more. Ready to organize your business and digital files? Watch my free on-demand training to learn the ONLY 5 files you need!

What do you do if your business is no longer bringing you the joy it once did? That's something Emylee Williams knows a lot about.  Emylee Williams is many things: an online business manager for multiple clients, former co-owner of a 7-figure business, published romance author, a Projector in Human Design, and an Enneagram 3.  She joined me for the third time on the Get Paid Podcast to share the reality of wearing many hats and having plenty of creative interests as an entrepreneur. Today we're getting into the very real emotional and practical aspects of rebuilding a business from scratch.    This Week on the Get Paid Podcast: The emotional journey of letting go of a successful business and starting over Coping strategies for dealing with the financial and emotional impact of drastic income changes Balancing creativity and practicality in running multiple ventures, including publishing new books Insights into whether transitioning back to corporate life is a viable option for every entrepreneur Emylee's tips for maintaining personal breakthroughs and redefining success on your own terms Mentioned in this podcast: https://www.creativescatalyst.com/ Her books: https://gabisalas.com/ (under pen name Gabi Salas) Her author storefront on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/author/gabisalas Her personal Instagram: https://instagram.com/emyleesays Now it's time to GET PAID. Thanks for tuning into the Get Paid Podcast! If you enjoyed today's episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, rate, and leave your honest review. Connect with me on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, visit my website for even more detailed strategies, and be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media. Now, it's time to go get yourself paid  

I got to sit down with Emylee Williams talking all things Projector's idea of a thriving career, and how to be both, by yourself a lot and hugely successful.We delve into Emylee's career journey, starting with her courageous decision to step away from a seven-figure business she helped build. We explore how she manages her client schedule to honor her Projector energy while prioritizing time for herself and her family.Our conversation touches on juicy and deep career questions, including how to define success, navigating financial security, and establishing boundaries to create a career that truly aligns with your personal values. Tune into this episode for a warm, genuine conversation between two second-line Projectors.Emylee Williams (Guest):Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emyleesays/Hannah Schmidt (Host):Awfully Quiet Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/awfullyquietpodcast/Subtle Careers: https://www.instagram.com/subtlecareers/

I'm kicking off the podcast in 2024 with a candid review of my last year in business. Expect a mix of successes and setbacks, as I share insights from both. I'll tell you what went even better than I expected, including my revenue and profit. And, I'll give you an honest look at where I really struggled and what it took to get out of my own way.  It's a real mix of lessons learned, so let's jump right in! This Week on the Get Paid Podcast: Why I was surprised about my business numbers even after calculating 2023 expenses What happened when I shifted to viewing myself as a wealthy woman  The transformational experience of traveling in style An immense appreciation for my amazing clients in Get Paid Marketing The journey to repositioning my programs and making my big bold claim Why it was important to formalize the Get Paid Marketing curriculum What didn't go well last year and the common denominator Learning to recognize when I'm creating untrue stories about a result Rethinking how I look at my expenses and judge my revenue (and myself) Why we really can't skimp on the support and mindset work, no matter how “experienced' we are in business Mentioned in this podcast: Get the free class: The Two Simple Ads That Sell Out your Group Programs: https://clairepells.com/class  Reach out to my friend and admin genius, Emylee Williams: https://www.creativescatalyst.com/services  Now it's time to GET PAID Thanks for tuning into the Get Paid Podcast! If you enjoyed today's episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, rate, and leave your honest review. Connect with me on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, visit my website for even more detailed strategies, and be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media. Don't forget to get your free access to my class, The Two Simple Ads That Sell Out Your Group Programs: https://clairepells.com/class  Now, it's time to go get yourself paid  

Effectively Scale Your Business with Emylee Williams Hosted by: James Patrick Today, we are talking about how to stand out and build a brand worth being seen, how to communicate the value of that brand to the right audience, and then how you convert that audience to consumers in your business.   My guest today is Emylee Williams. She is the co-founder of Boss Project. “People will pay for an experience.” IN THIS EPISODE An update on how Get Published 2023 went. Emylee's journey as an entrepreneur. The power of curiosity and experimentation within your business. What you have to get better at. Putting yourself in the shoes of the consumer. Can you serve everyone? How to do business “right.” Scalability in your business. Why you need to outsource. Should you stay involved in your business? Connect with James  Website: jamespatrick.com Instagram: @jpatrickphoto Text me marketing questions @: 480-605-3254  Connect with Emylee Website: www.bossproject.com Instagram: @bossproject Podcast: The Strategy Hour Share this podcast with a friend and remember to leave a 5-star review!  For more, visit jamespatrick.com

Buckle up for today's episode as Kira is joined by Abagail Pumphrey, the visionary founder of the Boss Project! Get ready to dive into the captivating world of women in business as they explore the ins and outs of this empowering realm.Kira and Abagail share their insights on how to thrive as a woman in the business landscape while still putting your personal life first. Their mission is crystal clear: to empower more women to achieve financial freedom by establishing stable and sustainable online businesses.Abagail opens up about the highs and lows of her career, sharing the pivotal moments that shaped her into the formidable businesswoman she is today. From navigating the complexities of starting a business from scratch to overcoming setbacks and embracing personal growth, she reveals the invaluable wisdom she gained through her own experiences. Boss Project: Founded by Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams in 2015, Boss Project is a creative digital agency that works with service based business owners from around the world. They became internet famous after the creation of their training, Trello for Business, took the online business industry by storm completely revitalizing the systems of over 10k business owners.Boss Project has been featured in Forbes, Marie Claire, INC, HuffPost, and Dubsado. Their twice weekly podcast, The Strategy Hour, continuously tops Business and Management Charts on Apple and has over 100k monthly listeners.Their superpower is helping small business owners create systems to scale that prioritize service, revenue growth, and living in a Life-First business.Links: Strategy Hour Episode: https://bossproject.com/podcast/hiring-tips-for-growing-small-businesses-with-kira-la-forgiaQuiz: https://www.the-paradigm.com/quiz

It can seem challenging to set yourself apart from the sea of financial professionals out there. But it doesn't have to be.  This week's episode is with Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams, the masterminds behind Boss Project and the hosts of Strategy Hour. These ladies are like business fairy godmothers, and they spilled some game-changing secrets during the episode that will help you position yourself as an expert AND save a ton of time. They shared an incredible process for developing a methodology that works like a charm for every type of client, streamlining your business with existing clients while attracting new ones.  Picture this: you have a dialed-in system that works for every client, and incorporates their specific needs, age, or financial situation. Plus, so much of your process is automated. This alleviates the headaches and gives you more time and freedom to focus on what's most important to you. It's the secret sauce that'll make potential clients realize you're the best option for them! Here are some juicy topics we covered in the episode to help you put these systems in place: How you can differentiate yourself as a financial professional when everybody seems to be selling the same things Developing a process so you save time and become more reliable for your clients Naming your messaging system How you can pinpoint who you want to serve and how Systematizing your business to make your life easier and more creative Connect with Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams: Website: https://bossproject.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thinkcreativecollective/about/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/boss-project Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk7iXnB_Pu78NVei0esf8_w Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bossproject/ Connect with Robyn Crane Website: https://robyncrane.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bizgrowth4women/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/robyn-crane-inc./ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RobynCrane Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robyncrane/?hl=en Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 107 - The Best of the Best: A Mashup of Inspiring ConversationsWelcome to Episode 107 of "The Best of the Best" podcast! In this special edition, we bring you a captivating mashup of the most incredible moments from our series. We've carefully selected segments from some of our standout episodes featuring industry experts and thought leaders who have made a lasting impact in their fields.Join us as we revisit the wisdom and insights shared by our esteemed guests: Kelly Roach, Alex Machuca, and the dynamic duo of Abigail Pumphry and Emylee Williams from "The Boss Project" podcast. Prepare to be inspired, motivated, and armed with actionable advice to propel your personal and professional growth.First up, we delve into the world of sales and business strategy with Kelly Roach, an accomplished entrepreneur and sales expert. Discover Kelly's secrets to scaling businesses, crafting effective sales strategies, and cultivating a winning mindset for success.Next, we turn our attention to technology and innovation as we dive into the episode featuring Alex Machuca. As a visionary entrepreneur and industry disruptor, Alex shares his journey, highlighting the challenges faced by startups and the power of embracing change to thrive in a dynamic marketplace.But that's not all! We also have the pleasure of featuring the hosts of "The Boss Project" podcast, Abigail Pumphry and Emylee Williams. These incredible women are experts in branding, marketing, and helping creatives and small business owners grow their brands. Get ready for an energizing discussion packed with practical strategies and inspiring stories.In this episode, we've condensed the most impactful moments from these conversations into a powerhouse compilation. It's an opportunity to revisit the incredible advice, lessons, and stories that have left a lasting impression on our listeners.So, whether you're an entrepreneur, business professional, or simply an individual seeking inspiration and knowledge, this mashup episode is a must-listen. Join us as we celebrate the best of the best and unlock the keys to success shared by our remarkable guests.Tune in to Episode 107 of "The Best of the Best" podcast, and prepare to be inspired, motivated, and empowered on your journey to greatness.

Today's episode is a GEM! I sat down with Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams of Boss Project. Abagail and Emylee have helped thousands of creative small business owners create simplicity and ease in reaching their goals. You can find them here: https://bossproject.com/ You can find The Strategy Hour here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-strategy-hour-podcast-systems-and-marketing/id1186889023 Join the next Amplify Her Networking Group on May 1st here: www.amplifyhermedia.com/networking

In this episode we are talking with Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams, the founders of the Boss Project and hosts of the chart-topping podcast, The Strategy Hour. They're also internet-famous for their program, Trello for Business.  The team at Boss Project is truly revitalizing the service based industry through strategies that don't require flashy marketing or a huge audience.  Boss Project helps small business owners find simplicity and ease in reaching their goals. Abagail and Emylee share their background and how they came up with the idea of creating the Boss Project together. They share their Incubator program and dig into what small business owners need to know before they scale.   Connect with Abagail and Emylee: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/bossproject/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thinkcreativecollective/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/bossprojectchannel Listen to their The Strategy Hour Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-strategy-hour-podcast-online-business-blogging/id1186889023 Thank you for our sponsor: Payroll was one of the things we dreaded getting set up in our business but if you're ready for payroll, Gusto makes it so simple! This was the number one tool recommended to us by our accountant and other small business owners that we confided with — it truly makes handling our payroll a breeze. https://gusto.com/r/rachael2866

Have you ever wondered how you can identify opportunities to bring in more money into your business? In this episode, Camille welcomes Emylee Williams, co-founder of Boss Project and co-host of The Strategy Hour Podcast. Along with Abagail Pumphrey, they have helped more than 10,000 small business owners create revenue-generating businesses. Emylee shares her journey from starting a photography business to co-founding Boss Project with her Abagail Pumphrey and helping clients identify low-hanging fruits in their businesses. She shares some strategies that you can use to grow more revenue including how to handle scaling your business and pricing your services right. If you're looking for ways where you can identify more opportunities for business growth, tune into this episode to hear Emylee's advice on how you too can build systems for your services to help you expand your business and your income.Resources: Interested in becoming a virtual assistant? Join the 60 Days to VA Course:www.camillewalker.co/VAAccess the 5-day email sequence to help you discover your purpose:www.callmeceopodcast.comListen to The Strategy Hour:www.bossproject.com/podcastConnect with Boss Project:Visit Boss Project: www.bossproject.comFollow Boss Project on Instagram: www.instagram.com/bossproject/Connect with Camille Walker:Follow Camille on Instagram: www.instagram.com/CamilleWalker.coFollow Call Me CEO on Instagram: www.instagram.com/callmeceopodcast

If you've ever considered starting a service-based business but are unsure of how to start it or how to take it to the next level, then you've come to the right place. My guest today is Emylee Williams, the co-founder of Boss Project. Emylee is an expert in providing support and coaching to service-based businesses. She helps them grow and scale. So, whether you're a copywriter, marketer, photographer, or any other service provider, this podcast is a must-listen. In this episode, we talk about: How to attract your first clients How to set up your offer How to manage your time How to find the shortcuts How to manage your business mindset Even if you're not in the service-based business, the skills and strategies that Emylee shares are transferable, especially when we talk about mindset. So, stay tuned as we delve deep into the world of service-based businesses and uncover some of the secrets to their success. Show Notes: MiloTreeCart Catch My Party MiloTree Pop-Up App Get on a free call with me Emylee Williams Personality Quiz: What Digital Product Should I Create? Join My Blogger Genius Email List Become a Blogger Genius Facebook Group MiloTreeCart Affiliate Program All Blogger Genius Podcast Episodes Subscribe to the Blogger Genius Podcast: iTunes Stitcher YouTube Spotify Amazon Music Other related Blogger Genius Podcast episodes you'll enjoy: How to Nail Your Sales Message with Melissa Harstine Proven Strategies for Making Money Online with Casey Botticello Create an Easy Passive Income Stream With These 10 Tips with Morgan Nield Imagine a World Where You Could Sell Digital Products and Tap into a New Income Stream with Ease… If you are interested in selling paid workshops, digital downloads, memberships, subscriptions, or coaching in under 10 minutes, get MiloTreeCart at our lifetime launch price of $349. Just a one-time payment. MiloTreeCart is built for non-techies. No coding, design, or website needed. If you're a female creator, this is for you! You get fill-in-the-blank sales pages, checkout pages, and payment collection, plus, a dashboard to manage your sales. Also, MiloTreeCart integrates with all major email service providers. And of course, there's a 30-day no questions asked money back guarantee. We're only happy when you are! Find out more about MiloTreeCart here!  

“If the goal is for this to be your full-time income, plus potentially the opportunity for you to scale and eventually move away from delivering the service yourself, it requires you to have an in-depth knowledge of what is needed to sustain your life and lifestyle and grow the kind of business that you want to grow,” explains Abagail Pumphrey. Abagail and Emylee are the co-founders and co-CEOs of Boss Project and the hosts of the chart-topping podcast The Strategy Hour. Together they have helped over 10,000 small business owners grow profitable and sustainable businesses. Today, Abagail and Emylee share their tips for scaling a service-based business. A service-based business model is one of the most profitable businesses because there is a lot less upfront cost to get started. This model is very accessible to begin with, but owners still need to be very clear on their long-term goals and have strong boundaries in place in order to scale successfully. One common mistake is undercharging for services and essentially doing a bunch of work for free. It's important to have a good understanding of the numbers and set appropriate rates if the goal is to generate a full-time income. In order to successfully run and scale a service-based business, you have to be really clear on what your long-term goals are, not only for the business itself but also for your personal life. Build your business around your desired life, rather than trying to fit in your life around the business. Quotes“Every time I prioritize holding my boundaries, protecting my creative space, honoring how I want to show up for work and be a leader, and work with my team, every time I prioritize space there and openness and creativeness, we win.” (3:51-4:09 | Emylee)“If the goal is for this to be your full-time income, plus potentially the opportunity for you to scale and eventually move away from delivering the service yourself, it requires you to have a in-depth knowledge of what is needed to sustain your life and lifestyle and grow the kind of business that you want to grow.” (10:31-10:53 | Abagail)“Service-based business owners don't think of how many consequences come from what you're priced at.” (12:15-12:20 | Emylee)“Just cause you're making money doesn't mean you're not working for free.” (14:05-14:07 | Emylee) “If I am really aware of what I want my personal life to look like, then I can design a business around my life.” (25:16-25:24 | Abagail)LinksConnect with Welcome to ElomaInstagram: @welcometoelomaWebsite: WelcometoEloma.comWeekly Email Newsletter: bit.ly/RIXEmail Connect with Abagail Pumphrey & Emylee Williams:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bossproject/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thinkcreativecollective/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/bossprojecthq/_saved/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/bossprojectchannelWebsite: https://bossproject.comPodcast:

In the first official episode of season 4 of the Resilient by Design Podcast, I'm joined by 2 powerhouse women, Abagail Humphrey & Emylee Williams, in a riveting conversation where we cover it all and then some. Abagail, Emylee, and I share a passion for systems and processes and we talk all about growing your business in an internal and smart way. This incredible conversation covers a large gamut of business topics, while Abagail and Emylee share a realistic approach to growing a business while taking into consideration the economy we find ourselves in. If you're looking to grow your business but you're thinking, “the world is changing shouldn't affect me”… well, this episode is for you! About Abagail & Emylee Abagail and Emylee are the business fairy godmothers behind Boss Project and the hosts of the chart-topping podcast, The Strategy Hour. They're internet-famous for their program, Trello for Business, which breaks down boring and complicated systems into bite-size chunks. They have helped over 10k creative small business owners create simplicity and ease in reaching their goals. After getting their start in 2015 serving clients in the marketing and branding space, they now help other service-based business owners reignite their offer, create systems for client experience, and get more of their time back into their program, The Incubator. The team at Boss Project is truly revitalizing the service-based industry through strategies that don't require flashy marketing, a huge audience, or full-time hours.   During the conversation, we got into all things economic times along with the power of having a core service offering and how this can help you gain new and returning clients. These two women have an incredible knack for understanding the power of systems and really communicating the importance of that in your business and your sales focus. We dive into the distinction between repeat and brand-new clients, and share how investing in repeat clients will give you the most bang for your buck.  There are so many more topics in this episode like, regularly increasing your rates so that you can pay for everything but still remain profitable, focusing on your client, having front and back-end offerings, and much more.  You'll definitely want to take notes on this one or give listen to it a couple of times to catch all of the juicy nuggets. If you want to connect with Abagail and Emylee, you can visit their website at www.bossproject.com or tune into their amazing podcast, Strategy Hour. As always I'm curious what you think of this episode and what resonates with you, so send me a DM on Instagram or join our Designer Meet-up Facebook Group! If you're looking for ways to generate a quick infusion of cash, check out our newest resource, here.

“Success means being in a place where I am able to prioritize my Energy.” This week we had the pleasure to speak to Emylee, the co-founder behind Boss Project and the co-host of the chart-topping podcast, The Strategy Hour. Tune in as Emyleee talks about getting organised to free up your time and how to follow the breadcrumbs so you can scale your Income. About the Guest: Abagail and Emylee are the business fairy godmothers behind Boss Project and the hosts of the chart-topping podcast, The Strategy Hour. They're internet-famous for their program, Trello for Business, which breaks down boring and complicated systems into bite-size chunks. They have helped over 10k creative small business owners create simplicity and ease in reaching their goals. After getting their start in 2015 serving clients in the marketing and branding space, they now help other service based business owners reignite their offer, create systems for client experience, and get more of their time back inside their program, The Incubator. Featured in Forbes, HuffPost, Marie Claire and INC. The team at Boss Project is truly revitalizing the service based industry through strategies that don't require flashy marketing, a huge audience or full-time hours.https://www.instagram.com/bossproject/https://www.facebook.com/groups/thinkcreativecollective/https://www.pinterest.com/bossprojecthq/_saved/https://www.youtube.com/bossprojectchannelhttps://www.tiktok.com/@thebossprojecthttps://view.flodesk.com/pages/5efbba28caabca0028b83eb5https://bossproject.com/https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-strategy-hour-podcast-online-business-blogging/id1186889023About the Hosts:Blair Kaplan Venables is an expert in social media marketing and the president of Blair Kaplan Communications, a British Columbia-based PR agency. As a pioneer in the industry, she brings more than a decade of experience to her clients, which includes global wellness, entertainment, and lifestyle brands. Blair has helped her customers grow their followers into the tens of thousands in just one month, win integrative marketing awards, and more. She has spoken on national stages and her expertise has been featured in media outlets including CBC Radio, CEOWORLD Magazine, She Owns It, and Thrive Global. Blair is also the #1 best-selling author of Pulsing Through My Veins: Raw and Real Stories from an Entrepreneur. When she's not working on the board for her local chamber of commerce, you can find Blair growing the “I Am Resilient Project,” an online community where users share their stories of overcoming life's most difficult moments.https://www.blairkaplan.ca/ Theresa Lambert is an Online Business Strategy Coach with an impressive hotelier background in luxury Hospitality in the #1 Ski Resort in North America. She supports Female Coaches and Service based Entrepreneurs to get their first clients or scale to 6 figures and beyond through...

You started your business so you could do what you LOVE and do it on your own terms. How's that working out for you so far? Because when Marissa first started her original business at Beautifully Organised, she spent some time doing what she enjoyed, but she also had to spend a lot of time trying to find her next client, and the one after that, and the one after that. With a service based business, almost all of us start out undercharging because we're worried about whether a potential client will say yes to working with us, and we've done so much work just finding this person and getting in front of them that the last thing we want to do is chase them away with a price they aren't happy with! That leads to us working more hours than we expected just to make enough money to cover the bills. And there's only so many clients we can serve in a week! After a few months of this, it doesn't feel like we LOVE what we do anymore, and we're certainly not doing it on our own terms. But without putting time, effort, or money into marketing, we can't get clients, and without clients, we don't have a business, right? Not necessarily - in fact our guests today say you can make more and work less without relying on any of the typical things we do to market ourselves like relying on social media, a fancy opt-in, or any ad spend. Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams are the business fairy godmothers behind Boss Project and the hosts of the chart-topping podcast, The Strategy Hour. They're internet-famous for their program, Trello for Business, which Marissa personally has and loves because it breaks down boring and complicated systems into easier, bite-sized chunks. They have helped more than 10 thousand creative small business owners create simplicity and ease in reaching their goals. After getting their start in 2015 serving clients in the marketing and branding space, they now help other service based business owners reignite their offer, create systems for client experience, and get more of their time back inside their program, The Incubator. Tune in as Marissa chats with Abagail and Emylee about building a life-first business, growing your biz without being on social media all the time, running ads or making multiple lead magnets and opt ins, and what service based business owners should focus on instead of marketing! Connect with Abagail and Emylee at their website, Instagram, or Facebook Find out more about creating a High-Touch Signature Service™ with systems that scale: https://bossproject.com/scale --- Enjoyed this episode? Please subscribe, rate and review us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite podcast platform! --- Bring more ease to your business: Learn the 3 simplest ways to streamline your business growth with Marissa's FREE audio class at https://www.marissaroberts.com/ --- Tired of people asking to "pick your brain"? Turn brain pickers into paying clients with Marissa's FREE scripts at https://www.marissaroberts.com/resources --- Follow Marissa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marissarobertsofficial Chat about Simpler Business with Marissa on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesimplerbusinesspodcast

So, you've decided to scale your service-based business. Congratulations, friend! That's an exciting step for any small business owner to take. But, does your business have the capacity to grow? In other words, do you have adequate systems, internal processes, and staff to increase your sales without letting work take over your life? If you're not sure how to set up your company for long-term success, you're not alone. But, our friends Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams⁠ are here to tell you that with a bit of planning, strategic pricing, and boundary setting, you can scale your business⁠—and achieve the lifestyle you've been looking for⁠—without burning out. Abagail and Emylee are the brains behind Boss Project, the Incubator coaching program, and The Strategy Hour Podcast⁠. They love helping service-based business owners refine their offers, create client-focused systems, and grow sustainably so they can make more money⁠—and get their time back⁠—at work and home. And, Abagail and Emylee strongly believe that life matters more than work, so their family and team come before everything else (although their clients are a close second!). In this episode of Priority Pursuit, Abagail and Emylee explain how you can scale your service-based business, make more money in less time, set boundaries respectfully with clients, and build the life you want. In this episode, Abagail and Emylee discuss: What it means to “scale” your business, & how creative entrepreneurs can scale their service-based businesses Focus on growing every aspect of your business—not just your revenue. Break down the scaling process into smaller, growth-focused goals. How creatives can adapt their current offerings to generate more revenue & work less Deliver a high-touch signature service. Raise your prices to match your high-touch signature service. Set boundaries to avoid undercharging & overdelivering. What creative entrepreneurs should consider before they scale their service-based businesses Maintain your business (even when it's boring). Design a life-first business that serves you & helps others. You can find a more detailed version of this episode's show notes at: http://victoriarayburnphotography.com/scale-service-based-business/. Mentioned Links & Resources Built to Sell by John Warrillow - https://amzn.to/3RSJjoc  The Question Behind the Question by John G. Miller - https://amzn.to/3VmJ9s6  Apply for Boss Project's Incubator Coaching Program (Free, Private Training): How to Double Your Income While Working 20 Hours a Week (or Less) - https://pages.bossproject.com/incubator-application/  Contact Boss Project for Business Services - https://www.bossproject.com/waitlist   Subscribe to The Strategy Hour Podcast on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0q4kv5PKnRfrFhpkfvCFIg  Subscribe to The Strategy Hour Podcast on Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-strategy-hour-podcast-systems-and-marketing/id1186889023 Join the Boss Project Facebook Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thinkcreativecollective/   Save 50% on Your First Six Months of QuickBooks Self-Employed - http://victoriarayburnphotography.com/quickbooks/ Receive 50% Off Your First Order with Photographer's Edit - http://victoriarayburnphotography.com/pe/  Receive $20 Off Your First Pair of Rothy's - https://victoriarayburnphotography.com/rothys  Join the Priority Pursuit Podcast Facebook Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/179106264013426   Follow or DM Victoria on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/victorialrayburn/  Follow Victoria on Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/victoriarayburnphotography/

If you run a service-based business serving clients, you're going to love this week's episode. Emylee Williams is the co-founder of Boss Project (along with Abagail Pumphrey). She shares her path to a profitable partnership, how to build a life-first business, and tips for taking your service offerings to the next level.  Show notes and more

The Sticky Note Marketing Show's Special Guest Expert episodes continue!This week is a special one because we will be having not just one, but ✨two guest experts!✨Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams are the business fairy godmothers behind Boss Project and the hosts of the chart-topping podcast, The Strategy Hour. They're internet-famous for their program, Trello for Business, which breaks down boring and complicated systems into bite-size chunks. They have helped over 10k creative small business owners create simplicity and ease in reaching their goals.

Think you need to be on social media or have a fancy opt-in form or ad campaign to make more money? Think again! In this episode of Cash In On Camera, Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams from Boss Project share their tips to make more money without any of that...and work less! Watch the full LIVE video interview on Sheryl's YouTube channel here: https://youtu.be/NNm967IDYj4 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sherylplouffe/message

Emylee Williams and Abagail Pumphrey are the brains behind Boss Project, a community aimed at helping entrepreneurs flourish and create a financially free life without all the stress and hassle of traditional business tactics, allowing them to live life first and put career second.Boss Project has been featured in Forbes, Marie Claire, and Ink Magazine. Their mission is to help people realize you don't need to hustle to have it all!

Emylee Williams joins us for a Coffee Chat about her Boss Project experiences growing and leading teams.Weigh in Backstage After the Show and claim your free Monthly Business Review template at https://creativeceo.co/join --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-creative-ceo-show/support

The Bottom Line by Evolved Finance explores the financial journeys of some of the most successful online educators, thought leaders, influencers, and service providers in the online space. Each week, Parker sits down with a current Evolved Finance client to talk about their relationship with money and how their mindset has changed as their business has grown. This week, Parker chats with Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams. Abagail and Emylee are the founders of Boss Project. Their mission is to create and empower a community of fiercely supportive, ridiculously profitable creative small business owners who unapologetically design a life on their terms. They've worked with tens of thousands of students from all over the world through their programs and have reached millions with their own podcast, The Strategy Hour. As a couple of art school kids from the Midwest, these two are on a mission to make mundane and sustainable cool again. To learn more about Evolved Finance: Follow us on iTunes and leave a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/evolved-finance/id1227529139 Download our free audio course: https://www.evolvedfinance.com/audiocourse Join our private Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/evolvedfinance To learn more about Abagail, Emylee, and their business: Instagram: www.instagram.com/bossproject Private Facebook Group www.bossproject.com/community Incubator Program www.bossproject.com/incubator

Emylee Williams is one half of the widely successful company, Boss Project (detailed in episode 90 back in 2019). So what compelled her to start selling earrings from Instagram? How much money did she make from this side gig in 2020? What's her plan going forward? And what's up with stupid internet bullies in the handmade community?  Tune in to the first episode of the Get Paid Podcast of 2021, and discover the important change Claire's thinking about making to her interviews. About Emylee: Emylee on Instagram Emylee's online shop Learn about the new way to work with Claire in 2021 by signing up at clairepells.com/updates   Want to Work With Me on Scaling Your Business?   We're launching a brand new group program in January 2021 to help course creators and coaches streamline their marketing with a very simple but powerful strategy. Sign up to get all the details at clairepells.com/updates   Now it's time to GET PAID   Thanks for tuning into the Get Paid Podcast! If you enjoyed today's episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, rate, and leave your honest review. Connect with me on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, visit my website for even more detailed strategies, and be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media. Now, it's time to go get yourself paid.

Today's episode features Emylee Williams, a Midwest mompreneur that has built a 7-figure online marketing business, Boss Project + has followed her creative pursuits to create her own product line of handmade clay jewelry. Emylee is a Kansas City-based mom that went through an adoption journey while creating the business of her dreams that allows her flexibility and financial freedom to live the live that she always dreamt of. Tune in for tips on scaling a service-based business into an online platform, plus managing multipe different businesses including introducing products to the mix! Emylee shares how she continues to encourage other makers, creators and entrepreneurs to create the career that works best for them.

Abagail Pumphrey & Emylee Williams, founders of Boss Project join Ward to chat about how they take the learning curve away from marketing and selling by providing beautiful templates that make it super easy for you to improve your client experience.

If you've listened to the show before, you know that I'm very interested in business building that feels fun and easy, and also making selling not feel crappy. My background is in sales, and I'm a firm believer that when you get it right, it doesn't have to feel tough, restricting, or like you're just talking snake oil. And Emylee's story tonight showcases this perfectly! In this episode we talk about how she got started, the feel-good strategies she uses to sell out every time, and how her mindset of keeping business simplified and fun is spilling over into her other business endeavors.

SIGN UP for the Product Powerhouse Summit here: www.stylishandsuccessful.com/summit The Product Powerhouse Summit features 25 speakers talking about everything and anything you need to manage a product based business. Best part is... it's FREE!! Abagail and Emylee founded Boss Project, (formally, Think Creative Collective) just months after meeting each other online. What began as a conversation over wine on Abagail’s office floor transformed into building a community and business that had ridiculous goals, dreams and ideas. Together they built a multi-six-figure business in under 12-months by helping thousands of creative entrepreneurs build a soul-fulfilling and freaking profitable business. When they’re not building their empire you can find Abagail arranging fresh flowers or cuddling her rescue beagles. If you want to catch up with Emylee you’ll need to head to the local coffee shop to find her (and make sure to buy her an extra shot). Otherwise she’s creepily watching her toddler sleep or posing her newest houseplant for an Insta-worthy gram. You can join Abagail and Emylee’s Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thinkcreativecollective/

#093 — Not Your Typical Schedule: Lean into Business Freedom Part of the appeal of entrepreneurship is the freedom to set our own schedules. Yet many of us fall into the trap of keeping traditional hours, feeling obligated to fill our days with eight-plus hours of nonstop work.  What if we leaned in to the freedom and flexibility that entrepreneurship affords? What if we took advantage of opportunities to do things for ourselves—outside of both work and parenting? And what if that made us BETTER business owners and moms?  Today, Emylee Williams joins me to explain how she set up a three-day work week that bakes in time for her personal needs. Emylee describes how her schedule evolved and how that evolution was informed by becoming a mom. She also discusses the growth of her business, Think Creative Collective, explaining the benefits of transitioning to a one-to-many model. I ask Emylee about the process of adopting her daughter P., and she shares her fertility challenges and fears around adoption. Listen in for Emylee’s insight on having a biracial family and learn how she is taking advantage of the freedom of entrepreneurship to spend time with her daughter, grow her business, and make time for herself!   FULL SHOW NOTES Get the complete show notes with episode quotes, photos, and time stamps at http://www.startuppregnant.com/093.   EPISODE SPONSOR & SPECIAL OFFER  One of the biggest challenges we face in business is developing focus, figuring out how to do less and gaining clarity around what’s really important. I have developed a three-step process that helps me simplify and make decisions about when to say no. Get the free guide at https://startuppregnant.com/stop.  All of our sponsor offers are available on our website for you to grab the perks and discounts offered to podcast listeners: http://startuppregnant.com/sponsors.   LEARN MORE ABOUT EMYLEE WILLIAMS Emylee Williams is the cofounder of Think Creative Collective, an online education platform that supports creative entrepreneurs in growing their businesses online. TCC’s signature eight-week program, Strategy Academy, teaches passionate creatives how to turn their craft into a sustainable online business. Emylee and TCC cofounder Abagail Pumphrey also collaborate as cohosts of the Strategy Hour Podcast, and their work has been featured in Creative Market, Forbes, and Boss Mom, among many other publications.  Think Creative Collective TCC on Facebook TCC on YouTube TCC on Instagram Emylee on Instagram Strategy Hour Podcast RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE ‘Why Children Need to Know Their Family History’ in The Guardian Dear Sugars: Who’s Your Daddy? THE STARTUP PREGNANT PODCAST & HOST Startup Pregn --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/startuppregnant/message

When you’re starting a business from scratch, it’s easy to look ahead to the next milestone or achievement and think “once I get there, then I’ll be happy”.Once I have 10,000 followers… my business will feel important and legit.After I start making over six figures… all my money worries will go away.If I can build my business to the size of needing staff… then I’ll have really made it!Today’s guests, Emylee Williams and Abagail Pumphrey from Think Creative Collective have surpassed all of those milestones and then some. They’re back for a second time on Courage and Clarity with a heavy dose of reality of what it’s like to run an incredibly successful online biz.*Think it’s all rainbows and unicorns once you’ve “made it”? Think again.*In this episode we’ll explore what it really takes to feel satisfied as an entrepreneur. Because depending on outside vanity metrics or monetary milestones just doesn’t cut it. Emylee and Abagail had reached a point to where every hopeful entrepreneur wants to be. They had solid products, a large and engaged audience and steady income. Yet even though they were successful, they were both still unhappy and stressed. They just weren’t excited about what they were doing anymore.Something else was out there that they needed to be doing. They knew they needed to listen to their guts, follow their instincts and do something that felt fun and fresh again.*Enter the Boss Project Summit.*These ladies were so in tune with this new idea, that within two weeks of even thinking of it, doors were open for registration. Over the course of 4 days, 40+ speakers (myself included!) are going to absolutely shake things up in the attendees’ businesses. Whether it’s branding help, messaging tweaks, funnels set up, social media strategy in place, financial planning, mindset shifts, or more, they’ve got you covered.And if you’re reading this before November 6 2018 - you can still snag your free ticket here. (bit.ly/stephboss)This summit is such a great example of doing what feels right in your business vs doing what you think you should be doing. I think this episode has something for all of my listeners, those just starting out and the more seasoned of the bunch. Have a listen and then head over the Courage and Clarity Community on Facebook and tell me what your biggest takeaway was!

In this episode of the Marketing in Yoga Pants Podcast, Brit interviews Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams, Creators of The Boss Project Summit, and Hosts of The Strategy Hour Podcast. Abagail and Emylee provide online educational content to their audience. Learn how they are building a million dollar company online through teamwork, strategy, and soon, a virtual summit. Links: Snag your FREE TICKET to The Boss Project Summit HERE Think Creative Collective website The Strategy Hour Podcast

Today on the show we have two very special guests, my latest friends Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams of Think Creative Collective who are the show to talk about The Boss Project Summit, building a massive business, building an online community, building people connections, sharing vulnerable stories, and so much more! We had so much fun recording this episode that I need a nap. So I'm going to go do that while you enjoy this fun-filled episode of DOPEamine! Support the show: http://www.dopeamine.life The Boss Project Summit: http://www.bit.ly/cnotesummit Join TCC: ThinkCreativeCollective.com/community The Strategy Hour Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/strategy-hour-podcast-online/id1186889023 --- 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/dopeamine/message

Are you in the middle of your “dark night of the soul” moment of your life? Emylee Williams can relate, and she's in the process of navigating the choppy waters of entrepreneurship. Emylee shares her story about marriage, adoption, hitting a wall in your own business, and much more.Emylee Williams is the co-founder of the Think Creative Collective. She and her husband are adoptive parents to a little girl. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-unmistakable-creative-podcast.

Are you in the middle of your “dark night of the soul” moment of your life? Emylee Williams can relate, and she's in the process of navigating the choppy waters of entrepreneurship. Emylee shares her story about marriage, adoption, hitting a wall in your own business, and much more.Emylee Williams is the co-founder of the Think Creative Collective. She and her husband are adoptive parents to a little girl. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I am sure many creative entrepreneurs and business owners have struggled with this thought. Can art actually be strategic? Do you even want to make your art into a business? I am so excited to dive into this subject and so many different explorations of creativity with my guest, Emylee Williams.  Emylee is going to tackle so many topics today that you will not want to miss: how being a mom impacts the creative process, battling imposter syndrome, and why she stepped back from photography and into painting. There is encouragement, advice, and so many wonderful stories in store for you in this episode!  More Creativity in This Episode:  So many artists stop themselves from growing their art into a business because of the pressure of “The Test.”  You can have “mediocre” art and make so much money if you know how to run a business.  Emylee is always wondering “Is this art?”  You aren’t stuck with the business you have now.  The moment Emylee knew she was onto something.  Emylee is on a mission to make you feel comfortable enough to do something.  How painting became a release and a comfort for Emylee that is different than her business.  Why painting? Emylee explains. And more! Get your free ConvertKit Trial Here: splendidlycurious.com/convertkit

Welcome to a special Mother’s Day Episode of ProfitBoss Radio! I reached out to some friends who happen to be women, who happen to be business owners, who happen also to be mothers to ask them a few questions about motherhood. I admire each of these ladies more than words can express, and I felt very honored to have the chance to talk about motherhood and money matters. I was absolutely blown away by their responses, and I’ll admit I was a bit choked up throughout these interviews.    Today’s contributors are Emylee Williams, Courtney Townley, Amber Vilhauer, Jessica Rhodes, and Amber De La Garza. In this episode, you can expect honest answers and amazing advice from working moms who care about their families’ futures. All of these women are alike in that they prioritize time with their kids, and want to include them in experiences that will build a healthy money mindset.    Here’s to all the Mothers out there who love selflessly and teach fearlessly!    What You Will Learn In This Episode What motherhood means to me, my business, and my worldview.  How we as mothers have the ability to shape our children’s lives and empower them to take ownership of their actions.  Schedule time with your kids!  I haven’t quite figured out how to teach my daughter about money!  Emylee shares how being a small business owner and entrepreneur impacts the legacy she wants to leave for her daughter.  Why Emylee didn’t fit inside the typical Working Mom box.  Strong women create strong women.  Courtney shares how taking care of women through her business and taking care of her son go hand in hand.  Why Courtney dances with her son every day.  Amber is learning so much about the world and about her business because of the sacrifices she made for her son.  Amber wants her son to know she is present.  Jessica attributes work-life balance to being more present with her children.  All the moms agree that keeping their children in the loop with finances is extra important!  Amber invited her son to answer my questions too!  Involve your kids in your business.    Resources from the Show    Think Creative Collective http://thinkcreativecollective.com/     Grace and Grit Podcast  http://graceandgrit.com/podcast-2/   NGNG Enterprises https://ngngenterprises.com/   Interview Connections  https://interviewconnections.com/   Productivity Straight Talk  http://amberdelagarza.com/podcast/

For many couples who experience fertility challenges, adoption is often an option that's considered the next step. But is it right for everyone? And is it only an option if you fail to get pregnant with fertility treatment? The answer to both is no. On this episode, I speak with Emylee Williams who shares her journey to motherhood through adoption, how they chose the route they did and whether they would do it again.

As you're tumbling along your road as a creative entrepreneur, don't you wish you had someone to look to that's tumbled down that road, too? And because of those ups and downs, and twists and turns, can offer you honest wisdom, clarity, and reassurance as you figure out what passion of yours can become a profitable and sustainable business? Look no further than Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams, the cofounders of Think Creative Collective!  Referring to themselves as biz fairy godmothers, TCC offers a multitude of business courses and acts as a resource hub for creative entrepreneurs. The two met through a Facebook group centered around encouraging other creative entrepreneurs and supporting their businesses. They connected on helping entrepreneurs find the confidence to charge what they were worth, and begin building businesses around what they were passionate about. The two ended up hosting a webinar and co-selling a course together, and within two weeks of knowing each other, they decided to start TCC while brainstorming on the floor of Abagail's office. The company started as a marketing and branding boutique in September of 2015. They offered photography, design, and marketing for creative small business owners. As of January 2016,  it evolved into online course selling, and now features a blog, and a podcast called the Strategy Hour. Another new addition to TCC's website is the course, 4 Days to a Sexy System. This system challenges clients to stay organized to increase productivity in their daily lives in order to drive their businesses and accomplish personal goals. By following this structure, Abagail and Emylee feel that it will create a productive system that will hold up throughout the year, and increase the sustainability of their business. The challenge begins by asking clients where they keep their information and can they stream line it to one place. Day two consists of planning out their goals for the year, finding out what they have to do to reach them, and figuring out how those goals will lead to profit inside their business. On Day three, they break down those goals and set up achievable tasks, with day four pushing you into action. The two are extremely dedicated to giving creatives an epicenter for advice and guidance by creating a community for new and tenured entrepreneurs. They want to be the mentors that they wished they had when they were building their business. They also know what it feels like to be a hot mess in an intimidating and scary time in your career, because they had a rocky take off themselves. Originally, Abagail had a dream of living the corporate life and working for big national brands, with her degree in design and fine arts. After college she began working for a small agency and knew right away that she did not belong in that world. Like so many people with the heart of an entrepreneur, she simply couldn't work for another person or company any longer. She also had a lot of moral conflicts with the company because she felt that a lot of their practices were illegal. Her conscience was relieved when she was laid off, and with her husband's trust, she started her own company. When she felt her layoff coming, she started a blog and a website within a weekend. She began blogging five days a week, and gained clients through networking and reaching out to people she saw needed her help. She dabbled in a little of everything and helped non-profits, start-ups, and worked on in-house design projects to build 8 foot banners, brochures, and full websites. You name it, she was your girl. She was also able to start with zero debt, and continue with no in-house expenses. Within 30 days she had replaced her income and was making more than he was! Emylee, on the other hand, wanted to go into social work and eventually wanted to become a college professor. Two weeks before grad school started, she unenrolled and walked away from school. When she returned home she had a crisis moment in her nana's guest room, unsure about where she wanted to go in life. With a degree in fine arts and photography, coupled with graduating in a recession, there was absolutely no job to be had.  However, she knew she wanted to be in control of something, and wanted it to be a passion. So she started her own photography business in Oklahoma and eventually grew it to obtain a five figure salary. She loved working with other creatives and collaborating on projects, but she also loved that she got to lead and give others constructive criticism on their businesses and inspiring entrepreneurial confidence. Learn more about TCC's origin and how the two met and have grown their business in today's episode! In this episode you will... Find the support to take a risky career change Learn how to not make excuses for yourself and drive your business Figure out how to micro-tweak your business to where it fits what you want to be doing Know how to solidify the sustainability of your business Learn to get your ideas out of your head in order to create content for your business Decide on how much of your income goes towards your business, staff, and yourself INSIGHTS "I didn't make any excuses for myself and I was willing to do anything to make it work, mostly because I felt like I had this timeline of [how] I have to prove it to other people...but I work well under pressure, especially when the pressure is outside of myself." -Abagail Pumphrey "You have to see where these small opportunities are for you to maybe shift your business a little bit, just to try it, and see if that's even what you like doing...and seeing what that opportunity then opens up for you in the future." -Emylee Williams "We truly believe that there's a formula, and there's a structure, and a system and a work flow for every single piece of your business...As long as they have a process and a system they're going to be able to actually get done...so you can really see the results of those things and know what to pivot and tweak in your business when you're faced with opportunities in your business." -Emylee Williams RESOURCES Think Creative Collective Website Think Creative Collective.com/Community The Strategy Hour Think Creative Collective Facebook Think Creative Collective Instagram Think Creative Collective Twitter Present over Perfect by Shauna Niequist Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert Trello

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Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams are the business partners behind Think Creative Collective, a business education company that helps other entrepreneurs build online businesses out of their passions. The ladies share their experience building a business together, the struggles they’ve had with a launch based strategy, what they’ve learned in 2017 to help them explode […]

We help overwhelmed creative entrepreneurs create a functioning command center to tame the chaos of their business so they can build a profitable and sustainable business from their passion. We’ve got happy and hustling students from all over the world who are both brand spankin’ new and a little bit seasoned in their business. At Think Creative Collective we strive to pivot the creative community from keepers of secrets to givers of tactics and strategies. When we unlock something (anything) we’re ready to turn around and deliver it right to you so you can get to kicking business booty. What you will learn in this episode: In today's episode, you will have a chance to hear two people at the same time, yes, for the first time. My guests are Abagail Pumphrey & Emylee Williams from the Think Creative Collective. Hear how they met, such an interesting story What is the Think Creative Collective What works - when you switch from one on one teaching to team teaching How a team can help to make processes easier For more click here

Today on the podcast, we are taking you all back to the days before TCC even existed. It is kind of crazy but believe it or not, we both used to run different businesses. Emylee used to be a photographer and she was pretty darn good at it and so we are doing a little interview style throwback with her today. She left a five figure photography business to form TCC and before that, Emylee graduated with a degree in fine art photography, minors in a whole bunch of other areas and kind of went on her own, always carrying that entrepreneurial spirit. Emylee started her entrepreneurial journey with her very own cupcake business, which turned out to be a big, fat failure. We are going to talk about what it was like to run a photography business, what it was like to get clients, how to package, how to price, how to just get your business up and running, the gear she used, and so much more. 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.

This week's Courage & Clarity conversations are double the fun as I'm joined by not one, but two brilliant business ladies: Emylee Williams & Abagail Pumphrey, the founds of Think Creative Collective. Emylee & Abagail are the brains behind this strategy powerhouse which offers courses, a podcast and lots of clarity for frazzled entrepreneurs who want to get more sh*t done. But of course, there's more to this story than a couple of bosses who've got it all figured out. Emylee dropped out of graduate school two weeks before her program began and originally thought she'd own a cupcake business. Abagail climbed the corporate ladder in the web design world only to be laid off from work. In this episode these two spill all the details of their individual paths to doing meaningful work on their own terms, including lots of bumps & bruises along the way. My favorite part, though, is how they decided to come together. After joining forces to run a webinar together, the two sat on the floor of Abagail's home office and realized their values & aspirations were so similar -- and, that they had a blast building cool stuff together. Think Creative Collective was born.In addition to these inspiring stories, you'll hear: How Emylee went from making next to nothing as a photographer for a year, to walking out of a client's house with a $1500 check How the two completely overhauled their business model -- which allowed them both to take January completely off, and both have only worked part time so far in 2017What to look for in a co-founder relationship, and how to test it out before going "all in" SHOW NOTES: Fizzle - try it for 5 weeks, cancel any timeThink Creative Collective TCC on Instagram Courage & Clarity episodes with Natalie Franke

In order to go from a low-rate creative to a premium creative isn’t skillset or technique. It’s about creating an experience. It’s about the sales process, the hand holding and the results. In this episode of The Strategy Hour Podcast listen as Emylee walks you through how she went from working for free as a photographer to charging $75 for her first paying client to then being able to make $1,500 for her very next client (less than 2 weeks later). Hear how the “all inclusive” made her feel icky and slimy and what she did to change it. She’ll give you ideas to incorporate in-person sales into your own business (even if you’re not a photographer) so you can start seeing bigger returns on your time and talents. You’re going to walk away with loads of ideas of tiny tweaks you can make to your website, how you communicate with clients and things you could be providing them that will drastically change how much money you make. Get your notebook out and get ready to make some big impacts in your business. 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. Key Topics: The businesses Emylee ran before founding TCC How quitting 2 big things in one month led Emylee to get real with her business Exactly how she revamped her sales process in two weeks to 20x her revenue per client How other service based industries can copy these same techniques How to package your goods so they sell psychologically How my photography business transitioned into what we do now at TCC We Mentioned: www.madisonviningblog.com www.thinkcreativecollective.com/convertkit www.prodpi.com www.trelloforbusiness.com

Welcome to our very first episode of The Strategy Hour a podcast for creative entrepreneurs who are tired of the fluff and ready for on-the-go strategy. In this episode, you’ll not only get a (very) quick introduction of Abagail Pumphrey and Emylee Williams (your hosts), but you’ll also walk away with some action steps. You’ll find very quickly that every episode is going to be full of in-depth strategy that you can walk away with and apply to your business right away. In this episode, we’re walking you through the things you need to do when you learn a new strategy for your business. How to implement it, how to know if it’s the right fit for you and how to make sure it doesn’t just hang out on that dingy notebook in your bag. You’ll also learn the format of future shows and get a few sneak peeks at upcoming topics. So get your socks on, settle in and let’s get into some strategy. 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 Key Topics: Our new podcast (format and expectations) Things to ask yourself to see if a strategy is right for you Implementing strategy into your business (actual steps to take) How to hold yourself accountable Our favorite project management systems The one thing you’re forgetting to do to make sure a goal happens Other places to hang out with us online   We Mentioned: thinkcreativecollective.com/dashboard https://www.facebook.com/groups/thinkcreativecollective/ instagram.com/thinkcreativecollective www.thestrategyhour.com/convertkit www.trelloforbusiness.com

Emylee Williams, one half of the Think Creative Collective duo is talking all about how she started. Fun fact, she never has worked in corporate and that has been a huge reason why she has seen success. She opens up about her struggles with this and shows you why "Good is Good Enough" in your business!

Being An Almost Mom, Business Partners, and Sustainable Systems with Emylee Williams. In this episode of the Boss Mom Podcast, Emily and Dana talk about what it means to be an "almost" mom, podcast and business partners, and sustainability in business.   Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes:  In this episode you’ll hear: Emylee's infertility story, her view of being an "almost" mom and the journey to adoption. How Emylee and her business partner, Abagail, started Think Creative Collective. Making a partnership in business work and finding balance. Taking a break from working to find productivity. How Emylee and Abagail deal with overwhelm. Recommended links and resources: Google Hangouts Basecamp Trello Google Drive Dropbox Later Tailwind Biz Chic Co-op Membership Pat Flynn's Smart Passive Income Podcast Undisclosed Podcast Girls Can I quote you on that?  Know what you want at the end, break it down from there and you can get to your end goal. - Emylee Creativity needs space to breathe. - Emylee Tweek, don't pivot if something doesn't work. - Dana Recognizing what my partner is good at, and not trying to be good at everything. - Emylee Even if you have 15 minutes, figure out what will move the business needle the most and give 200%. - Emylee More about our guest, Emylee Williams. Emylee is the co-founder of Think Creative Collective. They believe you have dreams worth achieving. They want you to wake up everyday empowered to do what you love. They educate thousands of creative entrepreneurs (just like you) through our 180+ blog posts, free online workshops and the Strategy Academy. They strive to create a path to achieving your goals. And reward yourself with a purposeful and profitable business. At Think Creative Collective it is so much more than just a cute Instagram feed or being popular. We strive to harvest a community built on giving. You can sit with us. They are about helping businesses become brands that make a difference. They’ll give you the kick in the butt you’ve been needing to grow your business, simplify and streamline your life. Emylee is the brand strategist, photographer and house plant hoarder at Think Creative Collective. After growing a lifestyle photography business she began working with bloggers and creatives with business strategy and brand curation. That led her into the online space with educational webinars and courses when she met Abagail. They merged their two businesses into one mega powerhouse now known as Think Creative Collective. When Emylee isn't stylizing the perfect Instagram shot with her latest fake succulent you can find her chugging (decaf) coffee, failing at Whole 30 and convincing her husband that they absolutely need to buy another house plant. Emylee and Abagail are hosting "Snap, Style & Sell" Thursday, June 22 at noon. The link: bit.ly/SnapStyleSell. Think Creative Collective has an Instagram Challenge happening right now that people can sign up for whenever: http://bit.ly/InstagramBootcamp. To download our latest freebie, "The Easiest Business Plan Ever" they can head here: http://bit.ly/EasiestBusinessPlanEver. If they want to start on a free Instagram "Quadruple Your Instagram" e-course they can head here: http://bit.ly/quadrupleyourinstagram. Website / Pinterest / Instagram / Twitter Connect with Dana: Instagram / Periscope (her total happy place) We love hearing from you guys! If you’ve got a question about today’s episode or want to leave us some inbox love, you can email us at hello@boss-mom.com Or, you can always find both Dana hanging out in our Boss Mom Facebook Community.  We would LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes. We also know it can be kind of tricky to figure out. Here are a few step by step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.

In this inspiring episode of Keeping It Real on Purpose, host Edna White sits down with Emylee Williams, who shares her journey of transformation and reinvention. After co-founding and leading a multi-million-dollar company for eight years, Emeylee made the bold decision to step down as CEO—a move that redefined her purpose and path.Tune in as Emeylee opens up about the a-ha moments, challenges, and lessons she faced during this pivotal chapter. Whether you're navigating a career shift, rebuilding, or searching for inspiration, this episode is a must-listen!✨ Listen now to hear how Emylee is reintroducing herself, her business, and her purpose.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/keeping-it-real-on-purpose/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy