Podcasts about expert enough

“I don't know if I'm expert enough.”“Oh, really?” As soon as I hear this phrase, I always ask, “So tell me about your experience.”  And then I am regaled by a list of certifications, education, experience on the job, transferable skills, developing their own frameworks and working with clients and getting results.Yes, you're definitely expert enough, but I understand why people feel like they aren't. Why you doubt your expertise and think that you're not expert enough. And some people think they're not expert enough to even listen to this podcast. Well, it may be a good old-fashioned imposter complex getting in the way. It might also be a fundamental misunderstanding about expertise. So let's unpack that and talk about how to know if you're expert enough. And spoiler alert, if you're thinking that you're more than expert enough.Want to hear more about The Expert Up Club? Book Your Private Tour HereFull show notes and transcript are here.

“I don't know if I'm expert enough to work with you.”   I hear this all the time from potential clients, and it's usually followed by a list of certifications, years of experience, loads of transferable skills, frameworks they've developed to help clients, and years of getting them results.   So yeah, they are definitely expert enough.   But I understand why people feel this way, and why you, too, might be thinking that you're not expert enough to even be listening to this podcast.   And while it may be good old-fashioned imposter syndrome showing up, it's also possible that we have a fundamental misunderstanding of what expertise really is.   So let's unpack what expertise means and how you know if you are expert enough.   In this episode: Why not even getting a PhD is guaranteed to make you feel like an expert Three stages of gaining expertise Key ways to figure out if you really are expert enough   Learn more about Michelle Mazur: The Rebel Expert Manifesto Communication Rebel Three Word Rebellion Request a free 1:1 Chat  Finally Nail Your Message

Welcome back to the final episode of season four, and what a season it has been – but it's not over just yet! Joining me to wrap up this serial-entrepreneur season is founder and chief side hustler of Side Hustle Nation, Nick Loper. Have you ever had the itch to get a side hustle going!? If so, you will love this episode! If you have ever researched how to start your own side business, chances are high that you've come across Nick's go-to website, www.sidehustlenation.com. Through his website and books, Nick guides start-up and seasoned entrepreneurs from all corners of the globe to make extra money, amplify their power and security, and create a business they love. In this episode, Nick talks us through his impactful career throughout his college days, how he pivoted through business ventures and what it means to be expert enough when launching a business. Nick also shares his wine-ing road into the virtual assistance world, reveals his take on filtering through business ideas, and discusses whether social media is necessary when kickstarting your entrepreneurial journey. Key points throughout this episode include:An introduction to Nick Loper.Early pitching days and mastering door-to-door sales.Entering the world of internet marketing. Finding inspiration from failures and pivoting into a new career.  Standing out in a crowded space. The beginning of Side Hustle Nation. The ups and downs of an entrepreneurial journey.How curiosity is key in business and the importance of gathering feedback.Why entrepreneurs should focus on niching down.Introducing sales and marketing to first-time entrepreneurs. Do you know where your customers hang out?Overcoming imposter syndrome sirens and embracing social media.Nick's business book recommendations.Nick's advice for finding your first ten customers.Connect with Nick Loper:https://www.sidehustlenation.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickloper/ https://twitter.com/nloper Connect with First 10 Podcast host Conor McCarthy: https://www.first10podcast.comhttps://twitter.com/TheFirst10Podhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/comccart/ Resources:Nick Loper Books: https://www.amazon.com/Nick-Loper/e/B009N31662 The Go Giver by Bob Berg.https://thegogiver.com/ The Millionaire Fastlane by MJ DeMarco. https://www.themillionairefastlane.com/Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman. https://www.oliverburkeman.com/books  Check out my podcast partners!Buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1389931Otter: https://otter.ai/referrals/ETRNKY16Calendly: https://calendly.grsm.io/ilev18qxpn1eProduced in partnership with podlad.com 

Many people are held back from pursuing their online business dreams because they feel they aren't expert enough to teach others. We talk about that mindset hurdle today! In today's episode you'll learn: How to get over feeling like you're not an expert How to overcome obstacles in your online business Ways to increase productivity with the time you have The importance of planning On today's episode of The Flipped Lifestyle Podcast, we welcome community members Tommy and Jaslynn Reynolds! Tommy and Jaslynn are brand new to the online business world, but they have a passion to help young couples navigate the early years of their marriage.   Jaslynn works the night shift, so we talk about how she and Tommy can maximize their productivity with the limited time they have during the day. Planning is everything in your business, especially when just starting out. From our experience, we know that if it gets put on the calendar, it's more likely to get done! We would love to have you as a member of The Flipped Lifestyle Community!  We believe you have God-given talents and experiences you can use to start an online business!  All you need is 100 people to pay you $50/m online to make $5,000/m, $60,000/y!  Let us help you start a membership of your own. Click here to learn more: https://flippedlifestyle.com

Many people are held back from pursuing their online business dreams because they feel they aren't expert enough to teach others. We talk about that mindset hurdle today! In today's episode you'll learn: How to get over feeling like you're not an expert How to overcome obstacles in your online business Ways to increase productivity with the time you have The importance of planning On today's episode of The Flipped Lifestyle Podcast, we welcome community members Tommy and Jaslynn Reynolds! Tommy and Jaslynn are brand new to the online business world, but they have a passion to help young couples navigate the early years of their marriage. Jaslynn works the night shift, so we talk about how she and Tommy can maximize their productivity with the limited time they have during the day. Planning is everything in your business, especially when just starting out. From our experience, we know that if it gets put on the calendar, it's more likely to get done! We would love to have you as a member of The Flipped Lifestyle Community!  We believe you have God-given talents and experiences you can use to start an online business!  All you need is 100 people to pay you $50/m online to make $5,000/m, $60,000/y!  Let us help you start a membership of your own. Click here to learn more: https://flippedlifestyle.com

Today we're talking about one of my favourite topics, online courses. If you've been in this community for some time, you'll know that I talk about online courses and why you should create one in your business all the time.  There are many reasons for that. Having a digital asset in your business is really about setting yourself up for more financial freedom, flexibility, and location independence. In this episode, learn how to overcome your fears and believe in yourself as an expert to create and market your online yoga course.  The Digital Yoga Academy Facebook group is a community of thousands of yoga teachers all over the world. This episode covers: Why always having a online course to offer will set you up for success Learning how to build our community online  Learning how to create higher priced offerings that aren't an online yoga class  - Learning how to  listen to your audience and respond so that you can create an offering that truly meets needs.   Join the Digital Yoga Academy Facebook community The Digital Yoga Academy Facebook group is a community of thousands of yoga teachers all over the world. There are weekly live trainings with Kelly McHugh, our founder & CEO, business talks with inspiring yoga teachers, daily educational content and loads of support. Follow us on Instagram Subscribe to our Youtube channel Like us on Facebook

Our guest in this Making Majik Podcast was Corbett Barr.Corbett has been self-employed on the Internet since 2005, earning a living from blogging, podcasting, online courses, memberships, SaaS and more. He has bootstrapped, freelanced, consulted and raised venture capital.You may have seen or heard of Corbett through various sources, such as; Fizzle or The Fizzle Show. Or maybe from Palapa or Lifestyle Business Weekly, or Think Traffic, or Expert Enough or even way back before all that.Corbett's membership site, Fizzle.co has served over 30,000 creators over the years.In this fun conversation, Corbett and I talk about: - How Corbett sees the creators' economy transforming since the beginning of COVID. - Systemize & Templatize your repeatable processes so you free up your time and mind. - The joys of walking away from Social Media and how Corbett fills that space. - Beta testing your offerings on real life people, in-person before digitizing it. - Why offering a service over a product is a good way to start for beginners. - The difference between acting like an artist and acting like an entrepreneur. - Why Corbett built his own online community platform builder - Palapa - and why it's awesome. - What Corbett is focused on NOW after he did his massive internet purge last year. - Tech and tools Corbett and I have been using, loving and can't live without. - Advice for folks who are looking for their first profitable win.And a whole lot more. Find Corbett Barr at: Fizzle.co Palapa.co CorbettBarr.co Love this? Want to build a booming business you love?Join the Majik Media Membership and get the coaching you want and need at https://majikmedia.com/membership​

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We are overcoming mindset issues and obstacles. One of the biggest? Being “expert enough,” or what we like to call imposter syndrome. Imposter syndrome is that feeling of, “who would ever listen to me - lead alone pay me enough money?” This is something we had to overcome a lot when we were starting our online business. We learned how and now we're going to help you do the same!  

We are overcoming mindset issues and obstacles. One of the biggest? Being “expert enough,” or what we like to call imposter syndrome. Imposter syndrome is that feeling of, “who would ever listen to me - lead alone pay me enough money?” This is something we had to overcome a lot when we were starting our online business. We learned how and now we're going to help you do the same!     Show Notes My first obstacle of overcoming imposter syndrome was when I started my online business about coaching football. My first season coaching we went 0-10. I was thinking, “who would listen to a guy that never won a state championship if he was out there selling stuff?” But, I took what I learned from that experience and applied it to my own coaching and learned how to accomplish goals I set for my team! We turned everything around - that is what I could teach other coaches to do too! All you have to do is find those other people out there that are only a chapter or too behind you in their stories!   3 Tips for Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: Go with what you know!  It doesn't have to be what you're passionate about, but what you know a lot about. Post and ghost! You have to push forward and just release your content. You have to look in the mirror and say, “I've got something to say. I do know about this. I can help other people 1 or 2 steps behind me in their journeys and I'm going to!” Know who you're helping and focus on them! Think about all the pressures that come with the problem you're trying to solve. Those are what you can help that person behind you with!   Find us on: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Facebook Twitter The Official Flipped Lifestyle Podcast Facebook Group Join the Flip Your Life Community! We would love to have you as a member of The Flip Your Life Community! We believe you have God-give talents and experiences you can use to start an online business! All you need is 100 people to pay you $50/m online to make $5,000/m, $60,000/y! Let us help you start build and grow a membership of your own. We offer a 30-day FREE trial to all new members. Click here to learn more: https://flippedlifestyle.com/flipyourlife

We are overcoming mindset issues and obstacles. One of the biggest? Being “expert enough,” or what we like to call imposter syndrome. Imposter syndrome is that feeling of, “who would ever listen to me - lead alone pay me enough money?” This is something we had to overcome a lot when we were starting our online business. We learned how and now we're going to help you do the same!     Show Notes The First time I experienced imposter syndrome was when I started my online business about coaching football. My first season coaching we went 0-10. I was thinking, “who would listen to a guy that never won a state championship, let alone a game?" But, I took what I learned from that experience and applied it to my own coaching and learned how to accomplish goals I set for my team! We turned everything around - that is what I could teach other coaches to do too! All you have to do is find those other people out there that are only a chapter or too behind you in their stories! 3 Tips for Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: Go with what you know! It doesn't have to be what you're passionate about, instead choose what you know a lot about. Post and ghost! You have to push forward and just release your content. You have to look in the mirror and say, “I've got something to say. I do know about this. I can help other people 1 or 2 steps behind me in their journeys and I'm going to!” Know who you're helping and focus on them! Think about all the pressures that come with the problem you're trying to solve. Those are what you can help that person behind you with!   Find us on: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Facebook Twitter The Official Flipped Lifestyle Podcast Facebook Group Join the Flip Your Life Community! We would love to have you as a member of The Flip Your Life Community! We believe you have God-give talents and experiences you can use to start an online business! All you need is 100 people to pay you $50/m online to make $5,000/m, $60,000/y! Let us help you start build and grow a membership of your own. We offer a 30-day FREE trial to all new members. Click here to learn more: https://flippedlifestyle.com/flipyourlife

Being perfectionist is being full of crap!  Here's what I wish someone told me : That There's no perfect timing! No such thing so get over it  Whatever it is you're scared of starting won't wait for you to get ready!  Start afraid. Start clueless and give yourself the permission to evolve.  Today I'm saving you the time it took me to start some things and get you to share your story, your journey and your work.  That way, you can rewrite new narratives about the things you care about whilst inspiring others to thrive beyond comfort zones!  Go do it already! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ambitiousafricanspodcast/message

This is part of a special daily series I'm doing until April 11th to offer you some light, fun actionable business advice and a sense of stability, inspiration and escape during these next couple of uncertain weeks.   Today we're chatting about what to do if your subscribers already know what you are sharing with me and if you're really expert enough to even be emailing them.  Back To Business Bundle is re-opened for one week only! April 6 - April 13th - https://www.backtobusinessbundle.com

Some of the topics we discussed:'Imposter Syndrome' and how to overcome itWhen do you determine when is a good time to make the switch or transition from one career to another?Why people actually have coachesSelf coaching/ AccountabilityTesting out your processSelling your experience properlyWhere does true confidence come from?Why do entrepreneurs and coaches lack focus?10,000 hours revisited.Deep work.Ideas behind raving clients.Lateral Leapers vs. Faith Leapers.How to Clarify Your Frameworks Screw The Cubicle: https://screwthecubicle.com/ 

Raise your hand if you ever seek outside validation? This episode is for you! I have had so many conversations with women, and I have struggled myself with believe that I am enough. What's the deal with that? In this episode I unpack an ah-ha moment I had recently, and I think it's a game changer!  www.amberleagray.com

Don’t turn your nose up at being a big fish in a small pond. There’s a lot of success, satisfaction, and wealth to be found in small ponds.

Are you "Expert Enough?"   The difference between processing and repressing negative thoughts while remaining positive Impostor syndrome is our mind trying to protect us from the unknown “If you’re the one who’s listening, who’s talking?” Know where unsolicited advice is coming from You can choose to rewrite your story at any time   Join the Masterclass! heyjencasey.com/masterclass LET'S HANG OUT! heyjencasey.com/group

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One of the biggest things that can often trip business owners up, especially those who are just starting out or who are thinking about started something new, is uncertainty surrounding how qualified they are to do whatever it is they are thinking about doing. How can we know if we are expert enough? What are the criteria we should use to decide if we're really ready to start the next thing? Do we have actually enough experience and clout and value? All of these are really common questions, which is why NJ and I are going to dive into cracking this nut so you can build confidence and move forward with decisive clarity when these kinds of questions pop into your head. Listen + subscribe on iTunes // Stitcher Here's the deal: every entrepreneur at some point or another will most likely experience doubt surrounding whether or not they are qualified to be doing what they're doing. It is one of the most limiting mindset beliefs one can hold as an entrepreneur, and will hold you back from being successful because it keeps you from being decisive. If you’re scared that you don’t have enough value, then you’re not going to ask and you’re not going to make decisions, therefore things just aren't going to happen. When we allow this to happen, our lack of success isn't ultimately because we weren't expert enough....it's because we allowed ourselves to be indecisive and not do anything. So bottom line: don't let your mindset keep you from DOING! How to Know if You're Expert Enough There are two things we often get worried about: 1) We question our expertise thinking we need to learn everything there is to know about something before acknowledging the value of what we have to give 2) We are scared to do things because we don't yet know how to do them With regard to the first point, you have to decide for yourself how much learning and experience and expertise is enough to do what needs done? And you also need to recognize that ongoing education and refining of your expertise should always happen. With regard to the second point, we can't let ourselves get stuck in a catch 22 of never doing something because we're afraid since we haven't done it before, which leads to us never starting, and continuing the cycle of never doing anything. You'll never be an expert in an area until you've actually done it! If you want to be perceived as the expert that you really are about something, you need to own the belief that you know more about something than someone else, therefore you're able to speak about it with intelligence and authority. If you can do that, you've got something! The Power of Positioning Part of establishing yourself as an expert is learning how to position yourself as an expert. This involves strategic visibility and positioning of your knowledge. You need to figure out where people are on the spectrum of your knowledge, and as long as there are people behind you on that spectrum you'll always have something to teach. However, from the perspective of the life cycle of your ideal client, you want to position yourself so that you can be their expert for as long as possible. So start teaching several levels behind you if possible. The Power of Influence Something that's important when establishing yourself as an expert in a certain area is having a person with greater expertise than you in your close sphere of influence, like a coach or a mentor. Their knowledge will seep down to you which you’ll be able to take, own and trickle down to your people. Having other people who are just one or two steps ahead of you, or even right where you are but with different experience and perspective, is also important. These can be your biz besties, accountability partners, mastermind members, etc. Having people in your life like this can help you sift through your thoughts, ideas, concerns and fears to determine which may be valid and which aren't. These people will add value to your life and business by helping you build confidence. Things to Remember The bottom line is this: you need to know there is room for you at the table. Don't fall into the trap of comparing where you're at with where someone else is in a different point of their journey. Start with what you've got and build from there. If you do that, and are decisive about it along the way, success won't be far off. Referenced in the Show: Episode 87: Nurture Your Business: How I run my group coaching program with Dana Boss Mom Retreat (Just FYI, some of these links may be affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase using the links I may receive some love in return!) Sponsor Spotlight: Thinkific You all know just how much I love online courses and think that anyone with knowledge or expertise in an area should take that knowledge and turn it into a resource to share with others. That’s why I’m SO pumped to share Thinkific with you, the online course platform that I use and love for all Boss Mom courses. Thinkific is dedicated to helping businesses grow through online education, and helping you easily create, market and sell online courses. This easy to use, all-inclusive resource will change your life – seriously. Go check out boss-mom.com/thinkific to learn more and try Thinkific FREE for 1 month. Connect with Dana & NJ Dana: Instagram / Boss Mom Facebook Community (her total happy place) NJ : Website / Instagram (her total happy place) We love hearing from you! 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 Dana hanging out in her happy place, the Boss Mom Facebook Community.  We would also LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review for us on iTunes! We know it can be kind of tricky to figure out, so 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. 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In his interview, Caleb talks about how he went from a financial adviser at Boeing, to a blogger on his own blog Pocket Changed, to creating a partnership with Corbett Barr on Think Traffic and Expert Enough.  Caleb shows us where the path of hard work and persistence leads.

Corbett Barr is the founder of Think Traffic and Expert Enough.  His flagship course How to start a blog that matters is incredible, and I am speaking from first hand experience.  Basically, Corbett Barr helps people build cool stuff online.