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Do struggle with your writing? Tune into this episode and meet Brittany Gregory – The Jargon Expert – who can help you obtain greater confidence in your own voice and message. Brittany understands at a psychological and sociological level how people understand and interpret language. She can help you craft your writing in a way the captivates others. Grab your coffee and pull up a seat at that table right next to ours so you can eavesdrop on our conversation!

It's time to close those leadership and soft skills gaps so you can improve operational efficiency in your business! Join me and the "Leadership Lady" Ashley Martin as we sit down to talk about entrepreneurship. Grab your coffee and pull up a seat at that table right next to ours so you can eavesdrop on our conversation!

Living an Extraordinary Life and Building an Extraordinary Business with special guest, Robert White! Grab your coffee and pull up a seat at that table right next to ours so you can eavesdrop on our conversation!

Looking to attract your soul clients and connect with them on a soul level through your marketing, branding, and offers which makes selling easy and fun? Grab some coffee and pull up a chair to that table next to ours!

Trying to figure out how to capitalize on your gifts? Tired of leaving money on the table? Looking for a better way to manage your time and energy? Tune into this episode to discover how to breakthrough and experience what is possible for you today! Learn exactly what a "Business Growth Strategist" is and how they can help you with your business!

As a young business owner focused on social entrepreneurship, Mikaila Ulmer is inspiring others with her success. In fact, the 15-year-old believes that her flourishing business, Me & the Bees, shows that the future is all about social entrepreneurs. The Shark Tank contestant Mikaila spoke with Ramon Ray at the recent Survive and Thrive Growth Summit. Thanks to Dell, she tells her entrepreneurship and leadership story. She also explains the importance of her family, her new book, the Dell Women’s Entrepreneurship Network, and her advice to entrepreneurs both young and old. ------ Subscribe today for weekly tips: https://ramonemail.com/ Listen on iTunes: https://apple.co/2EXG6nU Listen on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/smarthustle-1 Follow Smart Hustle on Twitter: https://twitter.com/smarthustlemag Follow Ramon Ray on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RamonRay Other links: Mikaila's Lemonade & Book - Business Guide for Young People https://www.meandthebees.com/ Dell Women’s Entrepreneurship Network - https://dwen.com/ Dell - https://www.dell.com/en-us --

In this episode, get to know how Jill and her husband Josh Stanton started their business and what lead them to Screw the Nine to Five. What obstacles did they have to overcome? Are these obstacles similar to ones you are facing right now? What is "the plan" and did they have one in place? This episode is packed full of golden nuggets – everything from getting started in business to how to grow your business through testing and pivoting along the way! Bonus, get an inside peek into what’s in-store for Screw the Nine to Five in 2020! “You are 100% responsible for everything you become, do or have -- which means you can create MAGIC if you learn how to upgrade the way you think.” - Jill Stanton -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? James Wedmore -- he said, “You can start to predict your future by looking at your thoughts, feelings and actions you’re taking today.” It rocked my whole world and kicked my ass into gear! What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? I would say it was one of our most recent promotions where we hosted a killer free challenge that changed SO many lives (which lights us the F up) and was the biggest promotion we’ve ever done -- with over $675,000 in revenue overall and $293,000 in commissions for us. What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? Creating and launching a course back in 2013 that sold ZERO! It was so humiliating at the time but is the best thing that ever happened to us as it brought us to where we are today! Favorite quote: Anything is possible 100% of the time Connect with Jill at www.screwtheninetofive.com Find her on Facebook and Instagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Resources to help you just START: 1. Join the Yes to Entrepreneurship Network (formerly known as the Hey Ed Network) 2. Get seen online through Business Gone Live

In this episode, we talk about quitting a full-time job, selling everything to travel around the world and run your business on the go. Find out what was a game-changer for Lindsay in her business that every entrepreneur needs to hear as well as what an online course really should be for all you course creators out there you better tune in! Also, find out how you can turn what you love doing into a business and how you can hire support. -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? Do what feels good. What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? Creating BBB and serving over 300 students. I LOVE helping people launch WAAAAY faster than they ever thought possible because of bad advice from marketers ;) What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? Having to let a team member go. I realized that there were possibilities for BOTH of us after they left. Connect with Lindsay at www.lindsaympadilla.com Find Lindsay on Facebook and Instagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier! Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network today!

In this episode, we talked about going from a TV producer to this “corky thing” called entrepreneurship. Discover why Roshanda left her full-time job, what she is doing now, and what social media tool has been a game-changer for our businesses. Tune into this episode and start being seen today! -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? My father would make me as a 4th grader watch the news. He told me as an American citizen its my responsibility to know what's going on in my country and community. My father's advice has helped me for 20 years cover stories that impacted my community and nation as my responsibility and not a privilege. What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? My proudest moment is covering stories that put my station in the national spotlight from the removal of the confederate flag to the Charleston church shooting. Tough stories but I helped to write history. What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? The moments when you can't help, even as a journalist. I will never forget the grandmother who called the station after losing her grandchildren in a fire. She felt the fire department was at fault. But it could not be proven. It was hard to here this grandmother weep and feel hopeless yourself. Favorite quote: “The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.” - Mark Twain Connect with Roshanda at www.therosholive.com Find Roshanda on Facebook and Instagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier! Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network today!

In this episode, we talk about the struggle of working a full-time retail job with inconsistent hours, life and trying to run an expensive side gig (an MLM). Find out what Roseanne did to fight the overwhelm and what she’s doing this time around that is different for her business, not another MLM business. “Giving a piece of yourself.” - Roseanne Nichols -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? Do what you love and you will never work a day in your life :) - My dad What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? Being able to walk away from something that no longer served me despite what others told me I would be losing out on. Connect with Roseanne on Facebook ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about owning your creativity and embracing it as your unique superpower. We also talked about owning a retail store, the challenges one faces, how to overcome a huge loss of inventory, and why it’s so important to look at what you’ve accomplished! -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? Architect Tom Kundig gave a talk in Santa Rosa a few years ago when I was acting as an architect on a design-build project. He advised me to embrace the problems of a project. He said that the best designs hit challenges that drive them to be great. I use this idea as fuel in everything I create. What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? With no restaurant experience, I created a successful and profitable restaurant concept. I wrote a menu, bought wine, created all marketing, waited tables, tended bar, covered the chefs days off and created a profitable biz right outa the gate. It was where I learned that I can do anything! What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? My biz flooding nine months after opening was by far the hardest thing to overcome. Thankfully my community showed up to support me and get me through. Favorite quote: “My pricing is based on my talent and not your budget.” Connect with Adelle at www.adellestoll.com Find Adelle on Facebook and Instagram Be sure to check out the bonus episode, YTE 037, with Adelle ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about how Vicki, a single mom who also works a 9 to 5, finds the time to run her own crafting business. Vicki shares with us how she runs her business, what tools and tricks she uses in order to make things work as well as how she has grown her confidence through the power of…tune in to find out! -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? The one that stands out is "There is no such word as can't" by Jules White (Dragon Slayer & a previous guest on the Yes to Entrepreneurship podcast) Live it Love it Sell it What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? I have gained so much confidence over the past 18 months or so, I have won several twitter awards (Queen of Resin Pendants/ Creative Biz Award which resulted in a radio interview and a social media award. I was also interviewed by you way back when I was nervous and shy and have done a podcast since). I go live several times a week doing the News over at Heartizan and have been asked to take the lead on being a podcast interviewer for our creatives. Who would have believed it! Yes, I am a little scared, but love a challenge! What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? Every day is hard, being a single mum, working a 9 - 5. Favorite quote: Oooh not sure Someone once said to me there is no F.A.I.L it is First Attempt at Learning! I'm forever learning and growing and taking up any opportunity I can to learn new skills. Connect with Vicki at www.creations.biz Find Vicki on Facebook and Instagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, Renee provides insight on how we should be thinking about sales, who we really should be selling to, and what one really needs in order to start selling – the answer might surprise you! -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? Rosario Sinicrope said “your success will be in direct proportion to your ability to fail fast and shake it off” What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? When women can find their own confidence to sell for themselves and truly step into their money-making power, they fund the best education for the children, the best elder care for their parents, they donate to their charities and forever know they have options... they are never forced into decisions due to lack of money again. What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? Choosing to sell my sales agency. I overcame it by spending a year sabbatical and becoming a yoga teacher Favorite quote: “Be the change you wish to see in the world” Connect with Renee at www.reneehribar.com Find Renee on Facebook and Instagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about realizing your potential is everything for your personal growth! It’s through that personal growth where you start brainstorming new ideas and realize you can start a business online. Sarah talks about her first product which came from being a mom and seeing a need in the market. We also talk about selling on social media, specifically Instagram, and how people are watching you – in a not so creepy way, ha! What's the best career advice you have ever received? Clarity comes from action. No amount of thinking about will give you the answer. You have to go out, try it and either learn a lesson or keep going because you figured something out. What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? Not having a website for the longest time, but having people reach out to me about what I was doing and how I could help them, by simply showing up on social media consistently. I then had a client of my own do the same thing and landed her first client, so that felt awesome to just be reaffirmed, ok this works, you don't need to spend thousands of dollars or cold call a list to start an online business. What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? Deciding to leave a 6-figure job as a single mom and go out on my own with uncertainty, inconsistent income, and impostor syndrome. I finally got to the point where the fear of missing out on my potential become bigger than the fear of missing out on the stability. Favorite quote: "If it's important you'll find a way, if not you'll find an excuse.” Connect with Sarah at sarahlynnco.com Find Sarah on Facebook and Instagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talk about how one product, specifically a book that wasn’t even part of the original plan, can take your business to the next level – from one on one consulting to speaking to working with larger companies building out a sales road map that works. Join us for this “sales road trip” with Jules. What's the best career advice you have ever received? Apart from my Dad’s advice - ‘There’s no such word as can’t!’ My old boss from Yellow Pages used to say that every time someone said no to me in sales, I could put £1 in my pocket. Then when I got a yes I would have gathered a pocket full of £1’s towards it and I also learned to not take the no’s personally! What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? Gosh - lots really. There have been some awards I’ve won that I am very proud of - but I think my proudest moment was when my son commented on my TEDx video on YouTube telling me how proud he was of me that was a real moment as he didn’t tell me he had done it! What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? I lost my business - Truly Madly Baby and lost everything at the same time. I had a choice of going in the corner and crying or getting back up and starting again. I chose the latter - and I am so glad I did. Favorite quote: “There’s no such word as can’t” Connect with Jules at www.liveitloveitsellit.co.uk Find Jules on Facebook and Instagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about how Rhonda started her entrepreneurial journey by converting her garage into a roller-skating rink at the age of 10 years old while the rest of us just had a lemonade stand. Get business insights and learn why entrepreneurship can be life-changing for kids. Also, find out what Heinz Ketchup has to do with business and how it sank the competition. -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? My dad always told me that if you want to see it happen then get started on it. What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? Probably my last business- a full-scale party store. It was my biggest dream in both size and service. We did what "the big boys" did in our small town and I loved every minute of it. What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? I had spent 16 years in the newspaper business where I was able to utilize all of my entrepreneurial skills to build the paper up to be a shining star in our newspaper group and be promoted to Publisher because of it.. which I spent the last six years of my career there doing. There came a point when things began changing, both internally and externally, and I knew it was time to move on while I still loved what I was doing. Turning in my resignation was the hardest thing but it ended up opening me up to new possibilities and my party store was the result of that. Favorite quote: “Your vibe attracts your tribe” - unknown Connect with Rhonda on Facebook and LinkedIn ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about opening and closing businesses, adding an additional income stream, mindset, asking for the sale, and how everyone has a course inside them waiting to come out. Plus, learn how you can start doing live AUDIO broadcasts! Also, learn what the History Channel has to offer us, entrepreneurs! -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? Keep going, keep moving, have somewhere to send people. The first part is just the go-getter in me lol and the last part is Nicole Walters. Lol. What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? Every time I get a referral! It proves that I doing what I’m supposed to be doing and that people believe that I can help them. It’s always exciting to know that people are talking about me as the go-to course creator! What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? Not climbing the corporate ladder. I always thought I would be the CLO of a Fortune 500. That was my goal but with that, comes more responsibility on the job and it didn’t work with my parenting philosophy so I just created the company I want to work for that has a better life-work balance. Favorite quote: “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” - Nelson Mandela Connect with Toni at www.CreatingYourClassroom.com Find Toni on Facebook and Instagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talk about the online funnel strategy, what’s missing from it, mindset, and how to break out of your comfort zone to meet new people. Also, discover what the MOX Life is and what your ideal customer really wants from you. Plus, learn what the most successful business people in the world do and what the 3 A’s are! 25-minutes: Tips on why shooting video is key! 28-minutes: Behavior loops 30-minutes: 3 A’s and websites 50-minutes: The MOX Life -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? Make choices to get you to your big fat goal, not to save for a special lunch. Amy Yamada What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? Helping a client go from $4200/year to having her first $10k month. What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? breaking away from the company I shared with my husband. Using the same techniques and process I now teach my clients. Favorite quote: “When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us.” Connect with Midori at TheMOXLife.com Find Midori on Facebook and Instagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, our guest Elizabeth talks about her entrepreneurial journey – from working with Steve Jobs in his garage to becoming a computer accounting system specialist working with 100's of small business owners. We talk about the early days of Apple, what success looks like, how business owners have to pivot, set benchmarks, look back and reflect, how to get those referrals, and so much more! We even uncover the hidden meaning behind the movie Toy Story. "Steve always recognized opportunities" - Elizabeth Holmes "Business is the best kept secret, it's so much fun!" - Steve Jobs -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? "You have to change the underlying structure of your life to make real and lasting change." - Robert Fritz, The Path of Least Resistance "Identify your ideal client and don't settle for less." - Gail Ginder, Claros Group What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? I don't know how to answer this question! I'm grateful that hundreds of local businesses that have trusted my skill and discretion for over 35 years. I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to be photo editor on a book about the history of Healdsburg. I enjoyed serving on the executive board of directors of World-Voices Organization, an advocacy group for voice actors. I'm proud to have some of my billiard photos in the Library of Congress. I'm fortunate to have been part of the founding of Apple Computer. What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? My hardest career moment was giving up on being a CPA. I felt like a complete and utter failure for years. It took me a l-o-n-g time to realize that creating a unique niche and filling it served an important need and allowed me to avoid corporate America, which was a terrible fit for me. In the early days of personal computers, accounting software was not as easy to use as it is today. I was comfortable with accounting concepts and personal computers, so I was able to help entrepreneurs focus on what they did best, and delegate administrative tasks to me. Favorite quote: "If you want to be happy, set a goal that commands your thoughts, liberates your energy, and inspires your hopes." Andrew Carnegie Connect with Elizabeth at www.holmesandassoc.com and www.holmesvoice.com Find Elizabeth on Facebook: Accounting business and VoiceOver ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, Erin shares with us her milestone, celebrating 2 years and counting, with her business Suade Marketing. Learn what motivated this mom of 4 to start her own business and what her key to survival has been. -------- What's the best career advice you have ever received? Don’t spend money like it’s your own. My ex-boss, Chad Peevy. He recognized I had a negative money mind and it got in the way of my confidence to sell. What is your proudest career accomplishment and why? Making it two whole years. I’ve had a million reasons to give up and I haven’t. What has been the hardest career moment and how did you overcome it? Owning my value. Asking for a raise when it was the right thing. That was harder than being told no or even telling a lead no. I had to stop feeling and acting like any of it was personal. Put on that CEO hat and have a tough conversation, which actually ended up being a cakewalk. Favorite quote: "Be soft. Do not let the world make you hard. Do not let the pain make you hate. Do not let the bitterness steal your sweetness." - Kurt Vonnegut Connect with Erin Ashby at Suademarketing.net Find Erin on Facebook and Instagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: Realizing that her teaching job was not bringing her joy anymore and that joy was replaced with stress, depression among other health issues – something had to change! Communicating with her husband about the health issues her job was bringing and the transition she wanted to make. Taking her side hustle and slowly turning it into a full-time business. It may not be a 6 figure business, but it's a business that brings her joy and good health which is priceless. Blogging (sometimes up to 7 days a week) and reaching out to others for guest posting. Worrying about money and how it always seems to work out especially if we just stop worrying about it. Not comparing yourself with others because what looks like "immediate success" has most likely been year ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: Starting entrepreneurship while working full-time with no real website or Facebook page Going from trying to get any kind of work to being very specific and living a happier lifestyle The customer experience and why it's so important to provide the best experience you can Where the conversation can take us once we just start having them Connect with Julienne at Juliennedesjardins.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: What we talked about: Health, wellness, pain, and how everything leads you to the next step. We also talk about the hustle and what really happens as well as breaking past the fear of what others think. Quotes: "Everyone will get exactly what they need when they need it" "Mind, body, connect comes from that inner bodywork" "Your past doesn't define you" "You don't have to be perfect to inspire others. Let how you handle your imperfections be the inspiration" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: - Struggling in college with a baby on your hip - Dealing with depression and suicidal thoughts - Making a change for the better and never giving up - Being ambitious, starting a new business in a new area and learning everything on the fly – you don't want to miss this part of the story - Not letting failures get in the way Quotes: "You're not alone" "That was the first time in my life I gave 15 people a job" "I went out and lived my dream and gave people jobs" "I'm so much stronger now" "Exercise is the best thing for depression" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: - Getting started in entrepreneurship and going from a baker with a brick and mortar to being an online coach - Sales and marketing - Personal development and why you need to make time for it Quotes: "Why don't you find a way for people to pay you?" " Think of myself more of an expert" "What's going to add more of you?" " Redefine success on my own terms" "People want results" "What do you want to be known for?" Connect with Jillian at jillianlama.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: Taking blogging seriously and pitching to publications Being upfront about what you want and what your mission is Process the feelings you go through so you can move forward Learning to ask for help Quotes: "Please accept the negativity – it's ok" "Without patience nothing is possible" "You have to realize I had a lot of rejections before" "If you want to understand adults, pay attention to what kids are doing" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: Being a mom of two young kids under 18 months while starting a business Working hard to build a business and discovering a year and a half into it it was all wrong Trying to do everything on your own and not having people to turn to Realizing a pivot in the business needed to happen before things got worse The importance of not following too many people and what kind of impact that has ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: - The mindset game - Building a community - Public speaking secret exposed - The lifesavers method and how that has been a game-changer - Influencers and how you can stand out - Microwave success Quotes: - "Everybody indulges what they love" - "I found myself wishing I could be there more" - "You're never too fancy to be a disaster" - "It's important to be a professional no matter what" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: - Spending too much time on social media and how to make it count - Coming up with a title for yourself - The BSQ Method - Changing and just trying things - The true essence of what an entrepreneur is Quotes: - "The creative outlet for me – Instagram" - "Because I'm a creative at heart, I understand other creatives" - "Don't compare my stage 10 with your just starting out" - "You grow and evolve" - "You have to give people time to get to know who you are" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

What we talked about: Nonprofit work Helping people What most nonprofits are missing Challenges in setting up and running a nonprofit Investing in your people with personal development The non-profit ER – This model is brilliant for any business owner! Social media and the shift Staying in your lane Finances in general and keeping up with the Joneses Quotes: "To become an expert in a certain area it takes time" "A nonprofit is a business" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: - Stepping out with no savings, only one month worth of rent, and having student loans - briefly a teaching job I was offered - traveling across the country - itching to leave the corporate world for something more - Marketing strategies and utilizing the power of Periscope to sell - Learn about what MoGo is and how Aditi made money on the go - Why you just need to start Quotes: - "Marketing has really always been in my blood" - "Do you really think you have value?" - "Our bodies just know better" - "Test it out and see what happens" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: Charging for your services and not feeling guilty about it Understanding the value you bring to the client The lonely journey and self-care tips What you need to do in order to move your business forward Find out what 2 things you should be outsourcing last Quotes: "The price of peace of mind" "Being an entrepreneur is hard. It is tough. It is lonely. It has fabulous rewards" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: Working with teachers and schools while making homeschool work How giving up the 9 to 5 opened more doors and created a healthy work/life balance How entrepreneurship wasn't talked about in school and how it's always been about what kind of job you can get and what kind of benefits they offer College isn't for everyone and why it's important to make time for that personal development Thinking twice about what you post and put out there especially when at your job Time management and what you have to do in order to make the most of your day Going from a course junkie to course dieting and the benefits of slimming down ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: Starting out small and working your way up to that big idea/vision Virtual Yoga and an exercise you can do at your desk Just jumping into business and what one needs to do beforehand Infusing all of your work histories into your business Having a central location and how it really helps you achieve constancy Pricing and how Britney started with the "pay what you want" and still continues to use this pricing model Managing fear and having a fall back plan How one job can limit your skills and make you feel like you like that's all you can do Tying in both the online and offline worlds ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode we talked about: Going from social work to being a concierge's to being a stay at home mom entrepreneur How and why you need to do your research before going into business Reputations and how bad news travels fast Being about the relationships, not the sales Social media and the legwork behind it How to use Facebook and Instagram and why you use them differently Software we use in business Accounting frustrations This episode even had me taking notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about Starting a business when you're pretty much cut off from everything How a cancer scare in the family taught her a huge business lesson Why you can't play the comparison game Time management Social media and how it can all start with just a Facebook group and asking questions Building a community Ways to fight giving up on entrepreneurship ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about Web design and the $300 website vs $1,500 website Educating the client and setting the right expectations at the beginning Why it's all about gaining clarity in terms of what is your business about? Stepping up your level of professionalism Scope creeping and isolation playground Building relationships, providing good customer service and winning over your competition Blogging and why ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about Stepping out on her own, leaving a 9 to 5 and testing out ideas for the first time How to deal with the overwhelmed feelings Working a part-time job and working on your business Building a supportive community Isolation even add a 9-to-5 How an art class made a huge impact on her and has helped shape her view on entrepreneurship Evolving as a person and a business ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about Setting goals and beginning with the end in mind Tips on how to set prices for your product or service Strategies for moving forward in your business How lonely entrepreneurship can be and what we do to overcome it The one thing you need to be doing when going live on Facebook or Periscope in order to get more engagement ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about Broadcasting and how you can grow your audience, your ratings, and your sales How you can start out by building your business on the side and start with just a simple newsletter in order to grow your business That transition timing and what seems to be the sweet spot for most entrepreneurs How having the perfect job and amazing clients doesn't always mean it's what's right for you and how to adjust Feeling like you can’t say no, but why you need to get past that ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about Affiliate marketing Contracts and why communication is important The mindset battles you face Shifts in your business “Zone of geekdom” Online courses and why you're probably giving too much and scaring away customers Filtering out the noise Quotes “Zone of geekdom” “Call pricing as a gift” "Do not get caught up in what you're passionate about” “What am I doing in my business right?” Resources Kate’s Facebook Group Name.com (Affiliate link) Miracle Morning (Affiliate link) Sprint (Affiliate link) Connect with Kate at www.KateDoster.com Background on the podcast Yes to Entrepreneurship is a podcast for anyone who is thinking about starting their own business or is already running one. This show features entrepreneurs who meet and talk about business, life, and how it all plays out. Imagine sitting at a coffee shop and overhearing the people next to you talk about entrepreneurship – that’s exactly what this show is about. Swing by and drop in on our conversations - you're bound to pick up a thing or two! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and leave a review. Also, be sure to check out YesToEntrpreneurship.com/podcast for the show notes and links to connect with each guest. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about Opening the dance studio and building that know, like, trust factor risk and why you just have to take a leap of faith Working a 9-to-5 and building her business on the side Why do you have to be passionate about what you do Would you change it and do something different? Discovering the scariest part about business and the guilt associated with it Managing a team of people and the many hats one wears The one thing every one of your needs to block time out for now Those dark moments when we question ourselves Quotes "Anybody can start dancing at any age any body” "I learn stuff every session” I had to work all these other jobs to work for free at my own business” "When you're an entrepreneur it's more than a job it's all of you” "It's a choice to be here” Resources Facebook page Connect with Bernadette at www.dancersmovementlab.com Background on the podcast Yes to Entrepreneurship is a podcast for anyone who is thinking about starting their own business or is already running one. This show features entrepreneurs who meet and talk about business, life, and how it all plays out. Imagine sitting at a coffee shop and overhearing the people next to you talk about entrepreneurship – that’s exactly what this show is about. Swing by and drop in on our conversations - you're bound to pick up a thing or two! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and leave a review. Also, be sure to check out YesToEntrpreneurship.com/podcast for the show notes and links to connect with each guest. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about Strategic pricing Live broadcasting with Facebook live and Periscope How to create passive income Who an LT millionaire is and you can become one too! How it (entrepreneurship) all started by asking questions The number one thing you need to be investing in when starting out And why specializing in what you do is more important than trying to reach the masses Quotes "You want to be able to deliver your best self " "As a business owner, we have to get out of our comfort zone and go live" “Consistency is key. People are looking for you to be there at a certain time” "It’s all about the relationship. In order to build a relationship, you have to show up” "I look at every challenge as a case study” “In order for you to stand out, you have to have something unique about yourself because people are buying you.” “Appreciate the value that I bring to the table” “You have to be accountable to yourself” Guests favorite quote "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Resources Toastmasters Connect with guest www.tinagreer.com www.facebook.com/tinagreer68 www.linkedin.com/tinalgreer www.instagram.com/tinalgreer Background on the podcast Yes to Entrepreneurship is a podcast for anyone who is thinking about starting their own business or is already running one. This show features entrepreneurs who meet and talk about business, life, and how it all plays out. Imagine sitting at a coffee shop and overhearing the people next to you talk about entrepreneurship – that’s exactly what this show is about. Swing by and drop in on our conversations - you're bound to pick up a thing or two! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and leave a review. Also, be sure to check out YesToEntrpreneurship.com/podcast for the show notes and links to connect with each guest. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

In this episode, we talked about Starting a podcast How it’s important to do what works for you and not what everyone else is doing Systems and why they are so important Why working 2-5 hours a day is all you really need Online courses - why less is more and how free beta testers doesn’t help you “Going into the Submarine,” daily routines, and how to fight the loneliness Email marketing and how you can make it fun and grow your list Quotes “No one else is going to do it for you” “None of our past failures are wasted time” “Clarity is always king or queen and it helps so much” “The email didn’t go out correctly – it’s not the end of the world.” “My business took off so much faster when I was investing 2-5 hours a day. The rest I was resting and doing the self-work which is the hardest part ” “You want people to want to work with you” “Take people on a journey” “Give yourself permission to do something different. Do something new and believe that it will succeed because you are creating it” Resources John Lee Dumas MIX IT UP Magazine Marie Forleo Tony Robbins G Suite Connect with Michelle at Visibilityvixen.com Background on podcast Yes to Entrepreneurship is a podcast for anyone who is thinking about starting their own business or is already running one. This show features entrepreneurs who meet and talk about business, life, and how it all plays out. Imagine sitting at a coffee shop and overhearing the people next to you talk about entrepreneurship – that’s exactly what this show is about. Swing by and drop in on our conversations - you're bound to pick up a thing or two! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and leave a review. Also, be sure to check out YesToEntrpreneurship.com/podcast for the show notes and links to connect with each guest. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!

Yes to Entrepreneurship is a podcast for anyone who is thinking about starting their own business or is already running one. This show features entrepreneurs who meet and talk about business, life, and how it all plays out. Imagine sitting at a coffee shop and overhearing the people next to you talk about entrepreneurship – that’s exactly what this show is about. Swing by and drop in on our conversations - you're bound to pick up a thing or two! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and leave a review. Also, be sure to check out YesToEntrpreneurship.com/podcast for the show notes and links to connect with each guest. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Yes to Entrepreneurship Network where we pair you up with the right resources – people, community, tools, and support – that help you START and we that make scaling your business online easier!