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If you are thinking about hiring a coach or have been burned in the past but thinking about giving coaching another shot, don't miss this episode. Erin and I want to tackle the topic of why trust is declining in the coaching space, what we are doing as a company to fight against shitty coaching programs, why some negative reviews are actually great for your credibility, and more!   Time Stamps:   (0:47) Do People Trust Coaches Anymore? (1:52) The Trust Recession (9:27) Our Reviews After Serving 4,500 Coaches (13:17) Haters on Reddit (17:02) Why Coaches Are Fearful (20:52) Looking At Both Sides Of The Investment (23:05) In The Business vs On The Business ---------- Whenever You're Ready, Here Are 4 Ways We Can Help You (For Free)   (Community) Join the Fitness Business Secrets FB  Community to Unlock Your Free 5 Clients in 5 Days Mini-Course   (Content) Grab our exact post templates that are responsible for more than 3,500 online clients in our business Automated Post Planner   (Instagram) 3-5x Your Engagement, Grow an Audience and Generate Dream Clients from Instagram IG Playbook For Health & Fitness Coaches   (Get Clarity) Schedule a FREE No-Obligation 15-minute Call to Explore How To Add 10,000/Mo to Your Business–Guaranteed

In The Business of Gaming we check in on the state of crowdfunding through the lens of the recently concluded Trail of Cthulhu 2nd Edition campaign. There are ants, ants, ants as big as well they're quite small really but they've nearly completed a program of global conquest so Fun With Science takes a look […]

Today's episode of No BS Business School is a little different—and by that, I mean it's the last one. After 285 episodes of real talk, hard-won strategies, and this incredible community, it's time to close this chapter and step into what's next.I want to start with a huge thank you. This podcast has grown, evolved, and become what it is because of YOU. Every single message, listen, and story you've shared has been the heartbeat of this show. Thank you for letting me be a part of your journey, for tuning in week after week, and for trusting me with your time and attention. None of this would have been possible without this amazing community, and I'm so grateful.So why am I closing the doors on No BS Business School? Over time, I've felt a pull to dig even deeper—not just to help you build successful businesses but to create ones that truly make a difference. That's why I'm beyond excited to announce The Business of Good, my new podcast launching in January 2025. This new show is for purpose-driven entrepreneurs who believe that business can be a force for positive change. We'll be building on everything we've created here, but with an even sharper focus on blending profit with purpose and finding ways to make a meaningful impact.In The Business of Good, you'll still get that no-nonsense, actionable advice, but we'll be diving deeper into how to build a business that serves both you and the greater good. If you're ready to join me on this next adventure, I'd love to have you there.

We have two incredible human beings on the podcast today and one even works with us! Nick and Hailey Bland are both weight loss coaches for parents and Nick joined our team as a success coach and had a great idea of being on the show so you could get another perspective of a husband/wife duo in business with kids and how they do it all. We go through some tactical stuff around scheduling and communication but also the mindset of early business success, dealing with insecurity, and finding admiration in each other.   Time Stamps:   (0:45) Stupid Idea Time (2:27) Nick and Hailey's Worst Conflict (5:03) Parents First (5:58) Day To Day Structure (10:45) Key To Early Success (14:45) Working On The Business vs In The Business (17:45) Bringing Hailey Into The Business (20:43) The Last 6 Months (25:11) Evening Check In's (25:51) Dealing With Insecurity (42:13) What Hailey and Nick Excels At (45:55) Where To Find Nick and Hailey ---------- Whenever You're Ready, Here Are 4 Ways We Can Help You (For Free)   (Community) Join the Fitness Business Secrets FB  Community to Unlock Your Free 5 Clients in 5 Days Mini-Course   (Content) Grab our exact post templates that are responsible for more than 3,500 online clients in our business Automated Post Planner   (Instagram) 3-5x Your Engagement, Grow an Audience and Generate Dream Clients from Instagram IG Playbook For Health & Fitness Coaches   (Get Clarity) Schedule a FREE No-Obligation 15-minute Call to Explore How To Add 10,000/Mo to Your Business–Guaranteed

On this week's episode, Juan Alanis sits down to speak with Eric Salinas Nebel, a native Houstonian and writer, to discuss his personal life story, cultural upbringing, and writing journey. They also dive into Eric's debut book, Hispanic in the Box: Inside the Power of Latin-Americana. The book was written in the midst of a historic Hollywood labor strike and the first months of first-time fatherhood. The labor of love is a true testament of the importance of culture. Check out his book at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CMJTF8HL?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860

In the Business today, Juan Alanis sits down with Robert Burns, the Home Region Program Director for the Walton Family Foundation. The Walton Family Foundation is a family-lead philanthropic organization that focuses their attention on education, environmental conservation, and improving local communities in the home region of the Walton family, Northwest Arkansas, and the Arkansas- Mississippi Delta. Robert goes further into depth about the philanthropic efforts the Walton Family is passionate about, including promoting equity through means of education and financial security, and helping to build a more vibrant and inclusive economy for their local community. Tune in to learn more about the granting processes at the Walton Foundation, and listen as Robert gives the audience more insight into the Northwest Arkansas region as a whole.

Housekeeping and organizing your priorities are very important, but what comes next? I use a variety of effective techniques to make sure I figure out how to effectively handle the day-to-day tasks in my personal and professional life. 

On this week's episode of In The Business, Juan chats with Fidel Martinez, Editorial Director for Latino Initiatives at the L.A. Times. Fidel is originally from Texas, having grown up in the RGV, where Juan is also from. There is a lot of Latino pride that comes to play in this conversation and the importance of harnessing that pride to make our voices heard. They discuss the changing times and how increasing representation and visibility of Latinos in media is at the forefront of what Fidel does at De Los, the new media platform from the L.A. Times focused solely on highlighting Latino stories. Find their trailblazing work at delosangelestimes.com to learn more and to reach out to Fidel with an idea you may have for a Latino story. Watch and listen to all our podcast episodes here: https://linktr.ee/juanofwords

On this week's episode of In The Business, Juan chat's with Jose Avalos, co-founder and CEO of TECH23, a media and entertainment company for the advancement of Latinos in tech. TECH23 is helping to bridge the gap between technology and the Latino community - all 23 countries. Juan and Jose discuss the meaning behind TECH23 and why this number was so important to them. Jose has a vision for the broader Latino community through his work at TECH23, and Juan and Anjelica, being “padrinos” for the startup, are excited to see what's next for them.

In this special episode, Juan chats with former NASA Astronaut, José Hernández - the inspiration behind Amazon Prime's new film "A Million Miles Away." José shares his inspirational story from starting out as a migrant farmworker to becoming an astronaut for NASA, and he gives credit to his father for passing on some important words of wisdom that shaped his destiny.

In this episode, Juan sits down with the very inspirational, Jeff Jenkins. He is the host of the National Geographic show, Never Say Never with Jeff Jenkins, now streaming on disney+ and hulu. A content creator and former teacher of 9 years, Jeff shares some great advice for anyone with a dream. Dream BIG, write it down, and never give up! What's on your dream list?

Journalism picked her. We're talking to Joy Sewing this week - the talented journalist who has covered everything from fashion to issues affecting people of color. A current columnist for the Houston Chronicle, Joy has proven she is a passionate writer and shares her journey in the business. As a native Houstonian, Joy reflects on her upbringing, the people, pets, and things that inspire her in life, and what the future may hold.

This has been weighing on my mind this week, and I thought I'd share some of my thoughts in this video. The topic is having difficult conversations. Or more accurately, avoiding them. Would be great to hear your perspective too in the comments.

The Gaming Hut makes knowing reference to the Gaming Hut as beloved Patreon backer Joshua Hillerup asks how one might make a game that is to roleplaying what Community was to the sitcom. Malaise gives way to corrupt hedonism as the Cinema Hut science fiction essentials series reaches the mid 70s. In The Business of […]

Drop Zone were a pop punk band from NJ who never made it out of high school before they broke up. I got Chris on the Skype and this is what we chat about. Going to law school with Anthony from Armor for Sleep Calling Gabe Saporta  Meeting them for the first time  The Quinn EP Winning a talent show Gary Bender Boxing Possibly being on a Fat Wreck Comp What would be considered emo And a ton more CLICK HERE If you need a commercial real estate lawyer check out his firm Murphy Schiller & Wilkes. CLICK HERE for Ben Weinman from The Dillinger Escape Plan's online course “In The Business of Uncompromising Art” This week's episode is sponsored by Mint 400 Records. Albany NY based indie-rock band E.R.I.E. releases their sophomore album Suburban Mayhem on April 7th via Mint 400 Records. Citing diverse influences such as Blink 182, Tom Petty, and The Menzingers; E.R.I.E. has traded in the internalized existential struggle of debut Don't Wanna Live, Don't Wanna Die, to take on the myriad forces that permeate a modern existence. Single “Bad Man's World” presents a tongue-in-cheek evaluation of fitting into a stereotypical idea of “manhood,” without turning into chauvinistic asshole. In addition to their album release show in Albany on April 7th, E.R.I.E. has upcoming shows in Metro NY, Connecticut, Philadelphia, and more! For more information, visit their website, abandcallederie.com Feel free to support  the podcast for as little as $1 a month through Patreon

In this episode of Drink While You Think, Kenji & Matthew have a beer with special guest Ben Stein, co-founder and CEO of Keeper, sharing their experiences of scaling a business.Tune in for topics like...

Thinking about our first steps and lessons learned as newbie business owners and the journey that brought us here! This week we're talking about taking risks when stepping out on your own and what has worked for us being entrepreneurs. If you're a business owner or entrepreneur then you know those first steps can be scary. I think we can all agree that stepping into the unknown is a necessary part of growth. What was your "leap of faith" in your career or life? Listen to our conversation and let us know your thoughts!

We start by whittling some polyhedrals in the Gaming Hut, as beloved Patreon backer Derrick Yates asks us to sketch out an Appalachian cryptid campaign. In The Business of Gaming we discuss another reason the books you're waiting for are late, the great freelancer / creator crash-out of 2022. Then another long dormant segment returns, […]

Let's face it. We are all naturally curious and yes, maybe even a little nosy! Have you ever been asked something quite "personal" in an unexpected moment or an expected question at an inopportune time? Preguntas necias - you might have heard of these questions being referred to as such. That's what we are talking in this very last episode of 2022. Friends, we are welcoming a new year tonight and we wanted to go ahead and pose these questions to you as we close out the year. Give it a listen. Don't take anything personal. And let us know your thoughts. Happy New Year!! 

When it comes to self-esteem two factors really come in to play. Often, whether it's perceived or real, we feel judged and that can directly affect our confidence. Both in ourselves and others. That lack of confidence can impact our role as professionals and business owners as well, and that is why this episode we are spending some time talking about both judgement and confidence. 

Melissa McDonald is Chief Operating Officer of La Raza Development Fund where she helps connect U.S. Latinos to valuable resources to help them achieve their goals and business dreams. However, at the core of her commitment to this work is a deep belief in the spirit and tenacity of Latinas. We talk about it on this new episode of the Latina Leadership Series. Tune in now!

She's the funny woman that's won thousands of hearts on social media with her hilarious and endearing videos. When Estefania Saavedra set out to start a social media presence, however, she had no idea it would become the runaway success it is today. I was thrilled to sit down with her as part of the Latina Leadership Series to talk about the business of being funny!

Hi Cleaning Nation! Welcome to the podcast! Today, we have Amy Shamburger with us here to chat with Mike. Amy started Spark in 2015 in St. Amant, Louisiana. Listen in, as she and Mike talk about what has worked for her and what she's learned these past seven years, and what she is still figuring out. The importance of being honest with yourself about what's really keeping you from following your dreams, and how to make it possible.  6:19 Being Honest With Yourself 11:24 You're In The Business of Bringing Joy to People, Not Perfection 15:30 Is the Solution to Switch to Commercial? Love the idea, but find it overwhelming? Want to learn the next steps like, what to actually say on the call? Jump on a call with one of our coaches and learn strategies on how to grow your cleaning company and start loving your job every day! Book here 

Stop Working IN Your Business Instead of Working ON Your Business - Minute Mondays Episode 53 How many times have you caught yourself doing work that could have easily been delegated to someone else?  How many days have you finished thinking that many things were done but the major stuff that you had hoped to finish wasn't done or even started sometimes? Have you gone home after a days work and been disappointed with the work you have gotten done? Chances are if you said YES to any of the above it's because you are doing what most of us Entrepreneurs do when starting a business, you are working IN THE BUSINESS instead of WORKING ON THE BUSINESS. If you truly want to grow your business and reach new levels this is something that you are going to have to learn to do. Delegate what others can do and focus on the major components that need your attention.

In The Business of Beauty: Gender and the Body in Modern London (Bloomsbury, 2020), historian Jessica Clark takes the reader on a tour through the shifting commercial and cultural landscape of London in the second half of the 19th Century and the early decades of the 20th. The business of beatification––aimed at both men and women, and conducted by both men and women­––was influenced by and reflective of shifting attitudes towards women in public spaces, the influx and success of immigrants in the nation's capital, the development of wholesale production processes and the standardization of commodities, and the cultural competition between European nations that accompanied the growing political and military competition at the fin de siècle, among other things. In other words, Jessica Clark shows us that The Business of Beauty intersects with an amazing array of historical subjects. Lia Paradis is Professor of History at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania. She is the co-host of the Lies Agreed Upon podcast and author of Imperial Culture and the Sudan: Authorship, Identity and the British Empire (IB Tauris, 2020) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In The Business of Beauty: Gender and the Body in Modern London (Bloomsbury, 2020), historian Jessica Clark takes the reader on a tour through the shifting commercial and cultural landscape of London in the second half of the 19th Century and the early decades of the 20th. The business of beatification––aimed at both men and women, and conducted by both men and women­––was influenced by and reflective of shifting attitudes towards women in public spaces, the influx and success of immigrants in the nation's capital, the development of wholesale production processes and the standardization of commodities, and the cultural competition between European nations that accompanied the growing political and military competition at the fin de siècle, among other things. In other words, Jessica Clark shows us that The Business of Beauty intersects with an amazing array of historical subjects. Lia Paradis is Professor of History at Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania. She is the co-host of the Lies Agreed Upon podcast and author of Imperial Culture and the Sudan: Authorship, Identity and the British Empire (IB Tauris, 2020) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Coming soon! In ‘The Business of Being Brilliant' which launches in January 2022, I'll be exploring the human side of work. I'll be talking to business leaders, academics, authors, workplace experts and other professionals about when they've worked at their best and when they've floundered. We'll be finding out how to change organisations for the better so that everyone can flourish. I'm your host, Helen Beedham, organisational expert, speaker and author of the forthcoming business book The Future of Time which you can pre-order now. In this first series, my guests and I will be delving into the question of how we manage our time at work, from coping with time pressure to reclaiming time for the things that really matter. Join us in January for a dose of honesty and positivity to help you and your organisation succeed.

How does understanding business help us understand sex? In The Business of Birth Control: Contraception and Commerce in Britain before the Sexual Revolution (Manchester UP, 2020), Claire Jones, a Senior Lecturer in the History of Medicine at the University of Kent, explores the intersection of commerce and medicine in the interwar period in Britain, as a way of rethinking both the history of contraception and the history of sex. The book uses new archival research, as well as perspectives from business history, to show changing attitudes and practices of people, clinics, and companies in the era before the contraceptive pill. Charting the rise of a new consumer culture, intertwined with company, technology, and medical history, the book is essential reading across the arts, humanities, and social sciences, as well as for anyone interested in sex! Dave O'Brien is Chancellor's Fellow, Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Edinburgh's College of Art.

How does understanding business help us understand sex? In The Business of Birth Control: Contraception and Commerce in Britain before the Sexual Revolution (Manchester UP, 2020), Claire Jones, a Senior Lecturer in the History of Medicine at the University of Kent, explores the intersection of commerce and medicine in the interwar period in Britain, as a way of rethinking both the history of contraception and the history of sex. The book uses new archival research, as well as perspectives from business history, to show changing attitudes and practices of people, clinics, and companies in the era before the contraceptive pill. Charting the rise of a new consumer culture, intertwined with company, technology, and medical history, the book is essential reading across the arts, humanities, and social sciences, as well as for anyone interested in sex! Dave O'Brien is Chancellor's Fellow, Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Edinburgh's College of Art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/critical-theory

How does understanding business help us understand sex? In The Business of Birth Control: Contraception and Commerce in Britain before the Sexual Revolution (Manchester UP, 2020), Claire Jones, a Senior Lecturer in the History of Medicine at the University of Kent, explores the intersection of commerce and medicine in the interwar period in Britain, as a way of rethinking both the history of contraception and the history of sex. The book uses new archival research, as well as perspectives from business history, to show changing attitudes and practices of people, clinics, and companies in the era before the contraceptive pill. Charting the rise of a new consumer culture, intertwined with company, technology, and medical history, the book is essential reading across the arts, humanities, and social sciences, as well as for anyone interested in sex! Dave O'Brien is Chancellor's Fellow, Cultural and Creative Industries, at the University of Edinburgh's College of Art. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Heyo! It's the Sugar Cookie Marketing Group twins, and we're here to talk about the baking business "r's" - refunds and rush fees. Dun, dun, duuuun.Here's what we're covering this week:Intro - 10 Questions about your TwinMarketing Minutes - Ask Your Doctor if Refunds are Right for YouThe Business of Baking - Rush Fees? The Embodiment of Evil? Or?Voicemails / Texts / Emails (571) 556-5644)Group Stuff - Upcoming Lives and such.Twinterests - things I'm into that I think you should know about.Sponsor - Eddie the Edible PrinterIn The Marketing Minutes, Heather talks about... REFUNDS. Why are we so angsty about refunds? How can we better understand what the refund is for and how to manage it. Are refunds bad? Are clients trying to have their proverbial cake (er... cookie) and eat it too? Hey - run your business how you'd like - but here's another perspective when it comes to refunds.In The Business of Baking, Corrie wants to talk about rush fees. What are they for? Should you have them? Are people who charge rush fees evil scum of the earth? Again - run your business how you'd like, but consider this perspective when making that decision.Next, in Voicemails, the Sugar Cookie Bookies book club! Thanks for talking about it, Thembi. They're reading How to Win Friends and Influence People, and Laura does an awesome job of blowing our minds while stepping on our toes (only the toes that need to be stepped on lol). Call / Text: (571) 556-5644Email: hello@sugarcookiemarketing[dot]comGroup Stuff. We had an AWESOME live last week with Jes Clapper on pigs and porch pop-ups for rural communities! Next up - Instagram marketing with Kourtney!Nailing Commercial Orders with the Eddie Printerhttps://www.facebook.com/events/2340072719461918May 27th, 20218:00PMPodcast Mail Bag - Totally forgot about this! So sorry!15000 Potomac Town Place, Suite 245, Woodbridge, VA 22191And lastly - whatever I find interesting (twinteresting):Corrie: Corrie got a custom stamp from a small business! https://boutiquestamps.com/Heather: Eddie the Edible Printer. Meet my man!And Sponsors. Eddie the Edible Printer!

It's the Sugar Cookie Marketing Group twins, and I'm mixing things up a bit. Here are 10 things you never knew about HEATHER, that you probably didn't wanna know anyway, but now you know.Here's what we're covering this week:Intro (10 questions with Twin 1)Marketing Minutes - Dishing out on Content Buckets.The Business of Baking - Know Your WorthVoicemails / Texts / Emails (571) 556-5644)Group Stuff - Upcoming Lives and such.Twinterests - things I'm into that I think you should know about.SponsorsIn The Marketing Minutes, Heather wanted to cover what content buckets are and how to implement them to get social media working for you a little more easily. Content buckets allow you to get ahead of your marketing rather than always feeling behind.In The Business of Baking, Corrie breaks down a client experience she had this week where the price was an issue until it wasn't. She also gives us a script about how to address this and some pro-tips on how to turn that no into that ever-coveted yes.Next, in Voicemails, we talk about Instagram insights - the good, the bad, and the ugly. Best practices when it comes to naming your company, and moving users from a group back to a page.Call / Text: (571) 556-5644Email: hello@sugarcookiemarketing[dot]comFinally - Group stuff. We had an AWESOME live last week with Jennifer Groh on newsletters - how to make them and grow them. It was an hour of really awesome money generating content. Highly recommend. I also did a quick live on Popls. Porch Pop-ups for Rural Communities and Small Towns by Jes Clapperhttps://www.facebook.com/events/1187638538344369/May 13th, 20217:00PMInstagram Marketing with Kourtney of Bakery Tee Cohttps://www.facebook.com/events/283972396541147/May 20th, 20217:00PMAnd lastly - whatever I find interesting (twinteresting - come on people, that's a perfect pun).Corrie: Yeti cups.Heather: Recap on using the Sony A7C as a webcam for that Popl demonstration live. Highly recommend. And Sponsors. Look like we forgot to cover it. My bad.

Hey, Hi, Hello, and Heyo from the Sugar Cookie Marketing Group. In the "SCM" group, we cover everything marketing-related as it pertains to baking and selling because marketing is a universal language we can apply to anything - and here we're applying it to COOKIES.Here's what we're covering this week:IntroMarketing Minutes - Follow Trains - All Aboard or Last Stop.The Business of Baking - Astroturfing Posts (breakdown)Voicemails / Texts / Emails (571) 556-5644)Group Stuff - Upcoming Lives and such.Twinterests - things I'm into that I think you should know about.In The Marketing Minutes, Corrie puts the railroad crossing signs down on Follow Trains. Follow trains make sense, but do they make strategic sense? Is sacrificing reach for a vanity metric like Followers worth it? If you've already been involved in the follow train fambam, can you fix it? Listen - it's your business, your way. We're just making sure you have the facts you need to be the conductor of your own marketing (running out of train puns).In The Business of Baking, Corrie tells us how she sold 60 orders in 1 hours that fit her schedule and respected her boundaries. How she turned no's into yes's and she'll give us the very copy she used to do it all.Next, in Voicemails, is selling on your personal page tacky? What's our favorite soda and the beginning to Corrie's autobiography (apparently). Call / Text: (571) 556-5644Email: hello@sugarcookiemarketing[dot]comFinally - Group stuff. We had an AWESOME live last week with Gina Burke on pre-sales and we have some cool lives coming up. Also - we'll be starting the 3x3x3 challenge in May again!How to Create, Build, and Grow a Cookie Business Newsletter with Jennifer Grohhttps://www.facebook.com/events/235316108353661/May 6th, 20217:00PMPorch Pop-ups for Rural Communities and Small Towns by Jes Clapperhttps://www.facebook.com/events/1187638538344369/May 13th, 20217:00PMInstagram Marketing with Kourtney of Bakery Tee Cohttps://www.facebook.com/events/283972396541147/May 20th, 20217:00PMAnd lastly - whatever I find interesting (twinteresting - come on people, that's a perfect pun).Corrie: Swamp humidity be darned.Heather: Popls (https://popl.co/collections/popls)

Hey, it's "Head" and "Corkle" from Sugar Cookie Marketing Group. In the "SCM" group, we cover everything marketing-related as it pertains to baking - mostly cookies, but we love our bread, mac n cheese cake people more on that in the group lol).Here's what we're covering this week:IntroMarketing Minutes - Popcorn PricingThe Business of Baking - 5 Tips to Protect Mental HealthVoicemails / Texts / Emails (571) 556-5644)Group Stuff - Upcoming Lives and such.Twinterests - things I'm into that I think you should know about.In The Marketing Minutes, we want to describe (terribly) popcorn pricing - what it is and why it's an amazing psychological strategy that makes everyone feel like a winner. I love popcorn AND I love popcorn pricing.In The Business of Baking, Corrie gives us five tips to protect our mental health - because, if you're not happy, you're not in business much longer. We gotta make our businesses sustainable and the way we do that is through guarding our brains and cortisol levels.Next, in Voicemails, a question on websites and a text asking about training one's own competition - is this business self-sabotage?!Call / Text: (571) 556-5644Email: hello@sugarcookiemarketing[dot]comFinally - Group stuff. We had an AWESOME live last week with Gina Burke on pre-sales and we have some cool lives coming up. Also - we'll be starting the 3x3x3 challenge in May again!How to Nail Mother’s Day Presales with Gina Marie Burke - Thursday, April 15th @ 8:00PMEverything You Ever Wanted to Know about Teaching Sugar Decorating Classes with Corrie Miracle - April 22nd @ 10:30AMHow to Create, Build, and Grow a Cookie Business Newsletter with Jennifer Groh - Thursday, May 6th, @ 7:00PMPorch Pop-ups for Rural Communities and Small Towns by Jes Clapper on May 13, 2021And lastly - whatever I find interesting (twinteresting - come on people, that's a perfect pun).Corrie: Zesty ZestersHeather: Asana Templates

Hey! YES WE HAVE A PODCAST - and it's featuring info we talk about in Sugar Cookie Marketing Group. In the SCM group, we cover everything marketing-related as it pertains to baking - and mostly baking sugar cookies, but we allow the "mac folks" to grace us with their presence.First off - follow us on the Toks (yes - I said that)Here's what we're covering this week:IntroMarketing Minutes - Anchor PricingThe Business of Baking - Hate that we Love that we Hate ClientsVoicemails / Texts / Emails (571) 556-5644)Group Stuff - Upcoming Lives and such.Twinterests - things I'm into that I think you should know about.In The Marketing Minutes, Heather covers what price anchoring is, and why it matters because you're probably experiencing it on a daily basis. "Price anchoring refers to the practice of establishing a price point which customers can refer to when making decisions. Every time you see a discount with “Was $100 Is Now $75”, the $100 is the price anchor for the $75 sales price."In The Business of Baking, Corrie talks about the love and hate relationship we have with customers - but we need to remember - these clients are 1) our livelihood and 2) probably not cookie experts; so when dealing with client communication, we need to keep that in mind. BE KIND. Without these folks, we can't pay the mortgage, so even when we have to tell them no, we need to do it by telling them yes. Not everyone is our ideal client, but everyone is human and compassion should abound.  Next, in Voicemails, I read a bunch of texts. Call / Text: (571) 556-5644Email: hello@sugarcookiemarketing[dot]comWe are all going to Twinsberg, Ohio for Twin Day. LoL.Mel asks, "Hey ladies! I'm having a blast listening & learning from you all! ❤️ Just now finished episode 6 & have an email list question... I've been using a texting service for my direct sales gig & hello... I'm paying for it anyway, might as well use it for cookie peeps also! I spaced on using it for Easter presales, but did send out a mass text for my pop-up. By mass, I mean the 30 (

Heyo, my people! It's twin 1, aka "your favorite," aka "The Original" and I'm flyin' this podcast plane solo so buckle up, because it's going to be a rough ride! I'm Heather Miracle with the Sugar Cookie Marketing Group, and I'm here to give ya some learnin'. In the group, we cover everything marketing-related as it pertains to baking - and mostly baking sugar cookies, but we allow the "mac folks" to grace us with their presence. Here's what we're covering this week:IntroMarketing Minutes - Google My Business(es)The Business of Baking - Cookie Contracts!Voicemails / Texts / Emails (571) 556-5644)Group Stuff - Upcoming Lives and such.Twinterests - things I'm into that I think you should know about.In The Marketing Minute, I wanted to talk about a social media profile most people don’t have that all side hustlers and big boys should have - it’s a Google My Business profile, and - before you turn down that volume - I’m going to give you 3 reasons why you need this, and I’m going to tell you how to make one.So what is Google My Business? Often shortened to “GMBs” in the marketing world, this is essentially Google Maps crossed with social media. Creating a Google My Business means you can collect reviews across Google, you can post events that are attached to your store name when someone Googles your business, and you can connect your website, phone number, and more all in one really convenient place.Create your GMB: https://business.google.com/In The Business of Baking, I read through an awesome post we had goin' in the group - "Let's Crowd Source a Cookie Contract!" Now - is the one-size-fits-all answer to customer expectations? Not a chance. But will it help? Absolutely. Pick it apart, steal the bits you want, and go and set those client expectations.Let's Crowd Source a Cookie Contract!Next, in Voicemails, I read a bunch of texts. Call / Text: (571) 556-5644Email: hello@sugarcookiemarketing[dot]comProfit Labor Cost SheetFinally - Group stuff. We had an awesome live with Sara Hughes this week covering everything Farmer's Markets (link below), and we have two upcoming lives next month (and working on a few more - you know who you are) also linked below.Everything You Need to Know to Get Started with Farmer’s Markets with Sara HughesHow to Nail Mother’s Day Presales with Gina Marie Burke (from Prep to Pricing)Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Teaching Sugar Cookie Decorating Classes with Corrie MiracleAnd lastly - whatever I find interesting (twinteresting - come on people, that's a perfect pun). I'm digging minimalism. I found a podcast called "The Minimalist Podcast" and they recommend a concept called the "90-90 Rule." The Minimalist WebsiteThe Minimalist Podcast on SpotifyNetflix: MinimalismNetflix: Less is Now

Join me once again as I explore a specific learning from my work with clients over the years.The theme of this podcast is: How to work more "on" the business. Please feel free to reach out to Craig at cmiller@craig-miller.comCredits:Questionnaire - James Lipton, Inside the Actors Studio (Originally created by Bernard Pivot). Producer - David Miller Prieto

In “The Business and Defense of Insurance Companies and Their Insureds in a Post-COVID World,” Charles Reynolds, Natalie Furniss (in-house counsel and supports property casualty businesses at Nationwide Insurance) and Troy Vuurens (senior staff counsel at Heritage Insurance Company), will discuss how COVID-19 has altered the insurance industry/litigation and how it will continue to change following COVID-19.

http://www.survivingthesystem.orgJames Arthur Ray joins us again to talk about his newest efforts to create a new community.First, we talk about his newest book release. In The Business of Redemption, James Arthur Ray brings together his nearly 30 years of experience in leadership, entrepreneurship, performance, and business. He tracks his meteoric rises and epic falls, successes and failures, to suggest that leadership is about “paying the price.” Leadership is earned through battles and risks, failures and successes, resilience and grit and resourcefulness; and the courage and commitment to get back up and never give up. True leaders take Absolute Responsibility when things go badly; and they give all the credit and praise when things go famously well. True leaders are fighting for a cause that’s bigger than their own personal creature comforts, moods, and needs and that takes The Business of Redemption.We also talk about #ProjectStayHome. Over the last several week's people have been asking for more support from James and his wife, Bersabeh, and his team during this challenging time of Covid-19. In response to those requests, #ProjectStayHome was born. A growth-minded community that meets once per week to discuss topics relevant to overcoming life's challenges.https://www.amazon.com/Business-Redemption-Price-Leadership-Both-ebook/dp/B083H5LDLN/ref=sr_1_1?crid=16Z956XVAFDZK&dchild=1&keywords=business+of+redemption&qid=1590276974&sprefix=business+of+re%2Caps%2C257&sr=8-1https://www.jamesraystore.com/product/the-ultimate-performance-forum/

My dads business and how it will shape my legacy - a podcast about my dads business, and how it impacted my life from a child, right through to marriage and being a daddy myself. What it taught me about business and the goal of not making the same mistakes twice. Dad's business was good in terms of his day to day (IN THE BUSINESS) but fell real short with his CEO/ON THE business priorities. Listen up as I am sure many of you will have something to take away.

My dads business and how it will shape my legacy - a podcast about my dads business, and how it impacted my life from a child, right through to marriage and being a daddy myself. What it taught me about business and the goal of not making the same mistakes twice. Dad's business was good in terms of his day to day (IN THE BUSINESS) but fell real short with his CEO/ON THE business priorities. Listen up as I am sure many of you will have something to take away.

  EPISODE 182 of The Local Small Business Coach Podcast   The #1 Thing That Derails Your Business   In today’s episode: I’ve been speaking with local small business owner from all over and there is one common theme that seem to be preventing folks from taking their business to the next level. Businesses running well, businesses struggling, business getting off the ground and businesses that feel stuck, all struggle with the same thing.  The business owner is NOT scheduling and carving out the time to WORK ON THE BUSINESS and not just IN THE BUSINESS. There is a reason this is the first step in your journey to $100,000 and beyond. Let’s discuss.   Thanks for Listening, Tammy   ~~~~ The Local Small Business Coach Podcast is for Local Small Business Owners who are tired of living job to job and want to get to $100,000 in take-home pay. Each episode we discuss how to increase your profits, boost your sales, improve your processes and develop stronger teams.   HELPFUL LINKS   Join the Badass Local Small Business Owners Facebook Group! Leave a Question for the Show: Ask a Question Website/Training Materials  Become a Founding Member of Our Upcoming Membership Site – Click for More Info Get Your FREE eBook -8 Steps to Increasing Your Profits in Your Local Small Business Get your free Business Health Check PDF     Follow me on Twitter @tadams4u   AFFILIATE LINKS Don't Forget to Check Out The PROFIT FIRST BOOK! ·         My Recommended Bookkeeping Program for Local Small Business Owners: Freshbooks Link Build a Website with BlueHost Get a FREE Audiobook! Take your Business Books on the Road with You!   CLICK to GET YOUR FREE AUDIOBOOK     WHO THIS PODCAST IS FOR: local small business owners, mobile businesses, brick and mortar businesses, handymen, landscapers, pool cleaners, cleaning services, QSRs, restaurant owners, mechanics, plumbers, real estate agents, dog groomers, franchisees, tradesmen, medical, dentist, insurance, & those looking to increase profits, boost sales, improve processes and develop stronger teams

Dennis Haugen is a North Dakota farmer who ran a side business cleaning grain. In 1995 a 50- car train derailment on his farm sparked another business venture: salvage work. Mr. Haugen still farms but his business has grown into various other endeavors. He has his own trademarked radish brand for cover crop mixes and his company, General Grain, handles salvage jobs all over North America. What happens when a barge of distillers grain catches on fire en route to New Orleans? Or an entire ship of fraudulently labeled organic grain from Ukraine is left to rot on the dock in Baltimore? That's where Dennis comes in. In The Business of Agriculture you've gotta look for the next opportunity. This is an interesting and inspirational listen!

The Gaming Hut has a thatched roof this time out as we riff a cast of pseudo-medieval villagers for your next F20. In The Business of Gaming we puzzle the mystery of the generic supplement. In the Food Hut we look at foodstuffs as treasure. Finally we pry open the bars of the Eliptony Hut […]

Another all-Patreon backer request episode kicks off in the Gaming Hut as Tom Abella asks what Brexit will do to spycraft in our world and that of Night’s Black Agents. In The Business of Gaming Wesley Marshal asks about the ethics of working on an IP you don’t care for. Karl Schmidt wants the Consulting […]

Dr. Dicken Bettinger as he shares what business building is really about!In The Business of Teaching the principles series - this particular session exposes how business and one's financial well being is transformed by a powerful foundation of understanding. Don't miss this opportunity to discover a timeless remedy to financial suffering with a master teacher..

Ask Ken and Robin starts us in a murderous frame of mind as Dreaming Johnny wonders about settings and play styles for games where you play assassins. In The Business of Gaming we helpfully collate all of our advice on breaking into game design as a career in one handy segment. How to Write Good […]

In Ask Ken and Robin, Jacob Ansari asks about playing Night’s Black Agents in previous time periods. The Tradecraft Hut hosts a look at Jasper Maskelyne, the so-called War Magician. In The Business of Gaming we examine the unfortunate implosion of the Kickstarter-funded boardgame The Doom that Came to Atlantic City. This episode was recorded […]

In The Business of Gaming, Robin shares the Kickstarter lessons he learned from the recent bumper crowdfund of his new roleplaying game, Hillfolk. Ken brings the light of his presence to a devastated New Jersey in Travel Advisory, recounting his adventures at Metatopia. Ask Ken and Robin envisions the Dominion of America, the alternate world […]