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If you're ready to implement more efficient & effective marketing strategies for your practice, book your FREE strategy session & marketing plan: https://go.medspamagicmarketing.com/schedule-In this video, I break down the reality behind patient guarantees in Med Spa marketing and why they might not be the best strategy for your business. While these offers sound appealing - like "30 new patients a month or your money back" - they often come with hidden challenges that can hurt your long-term growth and profitability.- In this video, you'll learn:✅ How marketing agencies reverse-engineer patient guarantees✅ The biggest issue with patient guarantees: misaligned incentives✅ Why quantity doesn't always mean quality when acquiring new patients✅ The importance of patient retention and ROI over simple "butts in seats" metrics✅ A real-world case study comparing different ad strategies for Med Spas✅ The scalability challenges of patient guarantees and why they may limit your growthAt the end of the day, true success in Med Spa marketing isn't just about getting people through the door—it's about bringing in the right patients who stay, spend, and help your business grow. If you're looking for a strategy built on sustainable success, it's time to rethink the guarantee model.

[Episode 10 in the Inside Whissel Realty series on Real Estate Team OS]For each of the past few years, Adrian Quijano has doubled sales production - from 15 to 30 to nearly 60. And he's pacing to double it again this year.Learn how and why the top real estate agent in Whissel Realty Group and a top 1% Realtor in San Diego County plugged into the team initially, followed the team's blueprint, leveraged the team's resources, and pushed himself on a journey of personal and professional growth. Hear how he's scaled his business by adding additional leverage and delegating tasks to his own team within the team - including a co-listing agent and a showing assistant.Listen to this Inside Whissel Realty episode with Adrian for insights into:- An agent blueprint for team success- His path from inside sales in cybersecurity and IT solutions to real estate sales- Why he joined Whissel Realty Group and why splits didn't matter to him- The three characteristics an agent needs to successfully plug into a real estate team and have their business take off- How and why the “Core Four” informed, motivated, and guided his sales success- When and how his leads shifted from team-generated to self-generated- How he structures his day around IPAs (income-producing activities!)- How the need to delegate admin tasks led to building a team within the team- The three main sources of his continued learning and growthAt the end, hear how he's carried Semper Fidelis from the Marine Corps into every aspect of his life.Adrian Quijano:- https://www.instagram.com/adrian.quijano/- https://www.zillow.com/profile/adrianquijanoReal Estate Team OS:- https://www.realestateteamos.com/subscribe- https://linktr.ee/realestateteamos- https://www.instagram.com/realestateteamos/

Episode 52! — That means I am celebrating ONE YEAR of 'Mums F**king Matter'!!In this episode I speak about:sharing my voice and my opinions openly over 52 weeks and how I've grownsome of the conversations I've had over the past yearhow can you celebrate yourself?!I give thanks to Flo Lacy for being my podcast producer when I startedand thanks to Mike Merrick for helping me with editing alsothank you so much for the reviews and the messages I've receivedA big THANK YOU for listening! Themes: mental health, motherhood, healing, growthAt the end of the podcast I share a poem by Donna Ashworth.Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please consider leaving a review on the platform that you listen. Click here for Spotify or here for Apple Podcasts.Want to learn more about working with me? Book in for a free 30-minute discovery call by emailing me at lucy@lucywyldecoaching.com.For more insights, you can follow me on Instagram, and don't forget to sign up for my newsletter at www.lucywyldecoaching.com.

I believe we all experience some kind of trauma in our lifetime. And it's often a tricky/taboo subject for some people. I wish to invite change in that, so that we can perhaps all heal a bit more over our traumas; small or large, from recently or many years ago.Trigger Warning! — I speak a little about birth trauma.WARNING! - I talk about Father Christmas at 15 minutes 50 seconds to 16 minutes 15 seconds.In this episode I speak about:the gaslighting that can so often happen when speaking about our traumabirth trauma; my experience of it and the huge effect it can have on familiesthe work of Dr Rebecca Moore and the Birth Trauma Conference'silver linings', why there sometimes aren't any and how trauma can't always be 'swept under the rug'Gabor Maté's work on trauma and his documentary 'The Wisdom Of Trauma'being bullied and the positives of 'bad' things happening to uspost-traumatic growthone person's trauma isn't the same for another and validating your own feelingsI share quotes from Gabor Maté, Alan Turing, Leonard Cohen, Brené Brown and Mark Groves.I mention the book 'How To Heal A Bad Birth' by Debby Gould and Melissa J. Bruijn, that helped me a lot after birth trauma.Here is a link to the blog piece I mention about trauma that's on my website.Here is some more information on Post-Traumatic Growth (PTG).Themes: trauma, birth trauma, healing, addiction, post-traumatic growthAt the end of the podcast I share a poem by Tanya Markul.Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please consider leaving a review on the platform that you listen. Click here for Spotify or here for Apple Podcasts.Want to learn more about working with me? Book in for a free 30-minute discovery call by emailing me at lucy@lucywyldecoaching.com.For more insights, you can follow me on Instagram, and don't forget to sign up for my newsletter at www.lucywyldecoaching.com.

GROW Greatness Reached over Oppression through WisdomIt's going to work out fineGod has a plan and that plan is for us to Prosper; Conquer the World, not the World Conquer usLove, it is an action word; a verb it means to do somethingSow Love into your marriage, your family, your children, your job, Everywhere!If We Be the Change, We can Change the World!Everything Changes;In order  to GROW, something has to ChangeIf nothing Changes it won't GROWThat's usWe have to Change the Worldto help Lift the World to GROW Today for Tomorrow Love drives out hate Love not hate will make the World GreatThe picture is Beautiful, there is a Heart, a person, a Butterfly..Let us take all the colors and paint the World a Beautiful picture;One LoveYes Blessed all over the World        from 1 to 8 Billion here We GROW

Greatness Reached over Oppression through Wisdom Face to face with hateJust the Good ol' boys, always meaning some harm On top of the General LeeThe Confederacy was against the United States        

You are far ahead of the curve if you're lucky to have authentic friendships with a Black person. I say that not to put you down in any way, but from experience, we will keep you honest and be 100% real with you, whether you like it or not.I have always been that "safe Black person” that many white colleagues could come to and ask questions to help them better understand how to navigate the Black people on their teams. I answered their questions to help move them closer to understanding Black people, including me, a little better.Well, tune in to this episode to hear about my white friend, Ellen's, experience and to learn more about what having a Black person as a mentor could do for you in your organization.See you inside…What You Learn:My friend Ellen's experience and her uniqueness in being ahead of the curveWhat having a Black person as a mentor could do for you in your organizationIf you focus on your personal growth first, you will also understand the need for your leadership to growThat it's time to stop playing with people's emotions and wasting company moneyFeatured on the Show:Follow this link to check out the coaching programs I offer and see what works best for youCheck out my newsletter titled “Did You Know” on LinkedIn which covers Leadership and Personal Development Topics for Women, teaching you how to lead confidently and consciously using practical and spiritual concepts.Begin your healing journey by joining the Relationship Architect Academy and find the support you need today!Get on the Waitlist for my upcoming community for healing and supporting my Black and Brown sisters!Reach out to me on our Contact PageLearn more about how you can work directly with meLove the show? Leave a review of the show in Apple Podcasts (click the link to find out how).Follow me on Instagram!Find me on Facebook! As an Executive Coach for Women, Professional Speaker, Corporate Metaphysician™, Author of The 5 Phases of Dating – The Grown-Ass Woman's Guide to Attracting and Maintaining Authentic Relationships, and the Creator of The Happy Executive Woman™…Anita teaches women of color how to heal from past relationships and corporate trauma, increase their confidence and improve their leadership skills.She is a board member of the Women Impact Network and Women In Technology, where she focuses on coordinating and creating professional development training for the members.Anita also coaches White allies on how to ACTivate Your Privilege!™ and is hired to speak and train as The Corporate Metaphysician™ at organizations willing to begin reversing corporate...

GROW Greatness Reached over Oppression through Wisdom I have to fulfill my Godly obligations on our Enduring Earth or I cannot GROWThat's a factGreatness Reached over Oppression through Wisdom Nothing shall stunt my GROWth, if I feel it is, like everything else, I let it go..✨

GROW Greatness Reached over Oppression through Wisdom  Just a Fool in LoveLike Tina, I can sing the song too.  I had an “Ike named Brianhunt” the #narcissist.Here's a Sad little girl who went on a Twirl. Here I am gazing in his eyes;He spun my WorldLike a dark Twisted merry go RoundYes,      God said to GROWThat meant for me to Love meMomma didn't raise no fool,       her sayings I took to school❤He Spun and Spun, the #narcissist , the Tracker, and me; God on my heels, catching Me as I was about to fall.Now, I stand Tall as The Queen I am Sam I Am I Am.My Momma always said, "Somebody's got to have some Stopping Sense!"I Love you Momma,           thank you for Loving me enough to try to tell me to get off the evil Merry Go Rounds and Rounds. In God I'm on Solid Ground I don't need to be fixed and sound for Someone else and their twisted dreams of me..I'm GROWing and in God its my Fairy Tale Come True!I got something to Tell You

GROW Greatness Reached over Oppression through Wisdom I can't sing but God said Praise Him, Sow Love here I GROW!The things of this World are not important, the Soul is.They will Give an Account.The evil reign comes to an end when it is time to leave dear friend.Then, We face the Real Judge; Sow Love, GROWIt is not the different races.It is        The Human Race as we work 2gether for the common good of the World.Genuine Equality and Righteousness for all.It take 2;Me and Youand You and You.Sow Love, GROWthat's what we will Do

This week on Hear me RAW I have my good friend, Jess Rowe. Jess is an accomplished journalist, television presenter and three-time best selling author. Her credits include co-hosting Studio 10 and The Today Show. She was also the news presenter for Weekend Sunrise, and for a decade Jess co-hosted Network Ten’s First at Five news.She is a self confessed 'crap housewife', and has gathered a strong and loyal following with her #craphousewife movement, uniting and celebrating other mothers who, like Jess, sometimes feel like they are not the perfect mother, wife or cook. With humour and honesty, Jess shares her amusing misadventures on CrapHousewife.com. Jess is a passionate advocate for mental health awareness, having herself experienced post natal depression. Jess is married to Nine News Sydney presenter and 60 Minutes reporter Peter Overton affectionately known as Petee.In this episode you will learn about:The power of story tellingWhy it doesn’t matter what job you’re doing, because once you have your foot in the door - You can network, listen, learn and growThat all jobs, good and bad can teach you so much about lifeThat post Natal Depression can happen to anyone and why it’s ok to ask for help. We had a similar theme with my good friend Gabby Bernstein a few weeks ago.How hard conversations can be the best you’ll ever haveWhy its important to stop comparing yourself to others – just be real.And how to find silver linings every day. Ask yourself the simple questions - What’s bringing you joy? What are you grateful for.Now quick apologies – I was being a bit of a tech nerd and didn’t hook my mic up properly for this ep. DOH. And If you’re new to my podcast and interested in other resources to support you jump over to collectivehub.com where we have lots of print and digital products to help you live your best life.Follow Lisa MessengerVisit Collective Hub

Can it really be that simple? Is it really possible that you only need to focus on 2 things in your biz? Isn't it more likely that there's hundreds of things to focus on?Yes it really can be that simple.Yes it really is possible that there's only 2 things.What if I told you that all those 'hundreds of things' actually boil down to these 2?We love to make things more complicated than they need to be (trust me, my hand is up). But when we boil it down to its essence, a successful business can be defined by two things.It's these two things that I'm talking about in today's episode. What you'll learn when you focus on these two things is:-Your clients will LOVE you for holding your focus here-Your business will have far fewer headaches - and far happier clients & staff-You'll naturally create raving clients - hello testimonials!-Even though you're not focusing on your bottom line, your bottom line WILL continue to growThat's all I'm sharing with you in the notes today friend! Tune in to find out what these two things are and how simple it can be to focus on them!References:Find the shownotes for this episode at: daretobegin.net/blog/26Also, please note, any comments about businesses mentioned by name in this podcast is specifically based on my personal experience and is neither an endorsement nor dissuasion of said business.

There are many pains that we carry and inherit in the worldAnd not necessarily because you’ve done anything wrongEach one must have a certain thing to carry~ a certain weightSomething that will help you to dig deep to find and to wake up your own discerning powerWe need some friction for that. Life provides that for you~ for your own growthActually, it is a form of LOVEBut we are too immature to see and appreciate itEverything that has come in our lives has been served b love~Even painful thingsThat you may growThat you may transcendThe minute you begin to say thank you for them then you are released from them.You have no natural enemy in the universe except your own thinking.   ~Moojilinktr.ee/christinabauerintuitive 

Rory is the owner of Ugly Duck Coffee, a small coffee shop in Rochester. I dropped by his shop, and we recorded this interview from inside his shop. You'll hear how he and his wife started the coffee shop with a pop-up, mobile coffee bar, and how they got to where they are now. Rory shares his thoughts on management and building a team; his heart for approachable coffee and incredible customer service, and more. If you're a small business owner - especially a coffee shop owner - don't miss this one.

In this episode, you'll hear from Evan, the founder of Moo - a classic burger and food joint, with a relentless focus on highlighting the purity of the ingredients, supporting local farms, and a chef-like obsession with getting the basic things right. Everything from the grass-fed beef for their burgers, the potatoes for their fries, the ice-cream for shakes, and recently even the potato buns for the sandwiches are locally and mindfully sourced. Here are some cool things you’ll hear in this episode: Evan’s mindset on business and his focus on being true to himself and remaining unique. His philosophy on hiring and taking good care of employees. His firm commitment to buying and supporting local. How he thinks of his restaurant as a canvas or a creative studio. His chef-like, meticulous preparation of the food (down to the pickle slice thickness). I think that Moo is an awesome example, of being "the best in the world". If you’re in that area of Pennsylvania, they are (in my opinion) the best in the world at classic food, made with high quality local ingredients. You'll struggle to find anywhere else to go to get an experience like that.

In today’s episode, I’m talking with Matt, the owner of Backyard Beans Coffee - in Lansdale PA. You’ll hear: How Matt went from roasting using an air-pop popcorn maker he got at the thrift store, to being carried by Whole Foods and roasting hundreds of pounds of coffee a week. How he took the leap to full-time, leaving his really stable, well-paying career job to jump into Backyard Beans full time, with the help of his business partner and wife, Laura. How he thinks about management and engaging with employees. We’ll also talk about how they got their branding so on-point, and utilize the talent of their employees and hired talent to make amazing Instagram content, keep a beautiful website, and more. In my humble opinion, I think Backyard Beans offers some of the best coffee in the nation, and while it’s a somewhat young company still, Matt, head roaster Bobby, and the whole team have done an amazing job to craft the brand that exists today.

A short solo episode recapping the takeaways from prior guests. I'll talk about: overcoming fear, staying true to yourself, seeking help and council, working hard, and investing in your brand. After this comes another series of discussions with amazing small business owners.

In today’s episode, I’m talking with Stacy, the owner of Love Obsessed, a small jewelry and clothing boutique brand. Love Obsessed actually started as a jewelry brand carried by the likes of Urban Outfitters and is now a full fashion boutique with three locations in Pennsylvania. In this episode we’ll talk about: -How Stacy started Love Obsessed because she was pregnant, and wanted to contribute financially to her family... -How she started making the first few - then the first few hundred - pieces of jewelry by hand and scaled it up from there -How she got carried by stores like Urban Outfitters -And then how, and why, she pivoted to expand into a boutique focused on fashion as well Connect with her at: Her VIP FB Group @loveobsessed

Edit: GrowThat has become Pollen (WooHoo!), so althought you'll hear "GrowThat" in the show, the app is nowe called Pollen. Hope you love it! Hey there! Welcome to the Pollen Small Business Podcast. I'm Jeremiah, the founder of Pollen, and I'll be the host of the show. I wanted to create this introduction episode to tell you what you can expect in each episode. First, let me clarify what I mean by “small business”, because technically, a small business could be a large manufacturing plant, or a privately owned software company. What I mean by “small” is: local, brick and mortar, artisan businesses that produce something for people to enjoy. So in each episode I'll be talking with a small business owner that's doing something really awesome in their space: from coffee shops, to breweries, boutiques, bakeries, hair salons, and more. You'll get to hear the story of how they got started, why they chose to start a small business, and: obstacles they had to overcome growing pains they had as they grew more successful how they think about running their business (managing employees, hiring, etc.) and more They'll also share advice for anyone thinking of starting a small business. My hope is that whether you're a small business owner, someone thinking about starting a small business, or just a supporter of small business - you'll come away inspired, motivated, and get takeaways to help you grow and run your own business. So that's a little bit of information about the show, and what to expect. Now - you may be wondering what Pollen is. Well, basically - GrowThat is an app that lets small business owners get more new customers through word of mouth referrals. It lets you create your own referral program (or, refer-a-friend program), that runs automatically and tracks your program's success. My goal at Pollen is to help small business owners get more customers, every year, the best way possible: through word of mouth. Pollen is meant to make it easy, and automated, and we'll be adding new features all the time to help businesses grow. If you want to try it, you can head over to Pollen, and try it free! OK - so wrapping things up for this episode, here are a few things I'm going to ask you to do: If you like the first episode or two, subscribe so you don't miss one. If you have a friend who's thinking about starting a small, local, brick and mortar business, share this podcast with them! The business owners I'm talking to are really amazing people and they have so much knowledge to share. After you've heard enough to make a judgement, go ahead and leave me a review! Let me know what you like, what you don't like. If you'd like to be considered for the podcast, or want to nominate an amazing small business who has been around a while and been successful, or is doing something really creative or interesting in their space, send me an email at jeremiah@sharepollen.com and let me know! In closing... I love small business. My goal in GrowThat is to help small businesses grow and thrive each year, and I hope this podcast does the same. I couldn't be more proud to share this podcast with you - not because I'm in it, but because of the stories of the small business owners. They've each faced the fear of starting something new, and putting themselves out there, and taken the leap, and I couldn't be more proud to get to share their stories with you. Happy listening!

Edit: GrowThat has become Pollen (WooHoo!), so althought you'll hear "GrowThat" in the show, the app is nowe called Pollen. Hope you love it! SUMMARY This episode we’re talking with Ally from Neat Coffee in Costa Mesa, CA. Her journey to starting Neat began in 2010, after she married her husband David, and they spent their first year of marriage in Uganda working for non-profits. During a visit to a local coffee farm, she saw the process of making coffee from beginning to end, and a seed was planted to come back and start her own shop. After coming back home, she worked for 4 years in the industry to learn more about running a coffee shop, and then took the leap. Ally has an amazing heart for community and loves how coffee brings people together, and this is her story. TOPICS Overcoming fear and taking the leap to starting a business Starting lean and small Perfecting your product before expanding Creating community Hiring your first employees The importance of brand, visuals, and graphic design Advice for aspiring business owners What’s next (Neat 2.0) CONNECT Web: http://www.neat.coffee/ Instagram: @neat.coffee