Podcast appearances and mentions of natalie sisson

Natalie Sisson is a Holistic Life and Business Coach for Women entrepreneurs, proud Mum, Founder of the LifePilot methodology, 3 X No#1 Bestselling Author. She'll show you how to design your own freedom plan by focusing on what matters and creating a vision for your life and business you love. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. You don't need to work that hard but you need to show up. Success takes strategic work , it can be hard sometimes but it can also be in flow , fun and full of joy. 2. Your subconscious only understand what you are feeling and so if you are feeling negative thoughts everyday, that is what you are going to focus on. 3. When you combine intentions with well-defined goals, you create a harmonious and effective approach on what you want to achieve in life. Check out Natalie's website and get a life audit - Life Pilot Sponsors HubSpot Stop spreading yourself thin, and start making major moves with HubSpot. Visit Hubspot.com/marketers to learn more YT 100 Email JLD to learn more about making YouTube magic in 100 days: john@eofire.com

Natalie Sisson is a Holistic Life and Business Coach for Women entrepreneurs, proud Mum, Founder of the LifePilot methodology, 3 X No#1 Bestselling Author. She'll show you how to design your own freedom plan by focusing on what matters and creating a vision for your life and business you love. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. You don't need to work that hard but you need to show up. Success takes strategic work , it can be hard sometimes but it can also be in flow , fun and full of joy. 2. Your subconscious only understand what you are feeling and so if you are feeling negative thoughts everyday, that is what you are going to focus on. 3. When you combine intentions with well-defined goals, you create a harmonious and effective approach on what you want to achieve in life. Check out Natalie's website and get a life audit - Life Pilot Sponsors HubSpot Stop spreading yourself thin, and start making major moves with HubSpot. Visit Hubspot.com/marketers to learn more YT 100 Email JLD to learn more about making YouTube magic in 100 days: john@eofire.com

We made it, friends! Happy Episode 100!In this episode we look back at four of our favorite episodes and share an update on whether we've changed our minds about certain thoughts and ideas we've previously discussed!Points Discussed in this Episode Episode 1: Do I want to start a family? This seemed like a very appropriate episode to revisit because it's as if we've come full circle: Kate is expecting! Kate recaps what the past couple of years have been like, how her and John found out they're expecting, and how she feels about the journey ahead. Other episodes referenced: Ep 47: From Suitcase Entrepreneur to Mama w/ Natalie Sisson; Ep 80: Kara Lamerato on having kids - and starting a business Episode 49: When it comes to friendship, is it quality over quantity? We're still fully on board with our original thoughts: quality over quantity! The intention and time, energy, and effort that goes into building and maintaining meaningful relationships Other episodes referenced: Ep 93: Are we experiencing a friendship crisis? Episode 60: Want to do, have to do, get to do: which is it? How you look at the daily to-do's and bigger events in your life makes ALL the difference! Nicole talks about The Untethered Soul and the impact of being present Other episodes referenced: Ep 39: Why did I say yes to that? Episode 81: What's one thing you've changed your mind about recently?We each share something we've changed our mind about recently! Mentioned in this episode: Episode 1: Do I want to start a family?Episode 49: When it comes to friendship, is it quality over quantity?Episode 60: Want to do, have to do, get to do: which is it?Episode 81: What's one thing you've changed your mind about recently?The Untethered Soul by Michael A. SingerThank you so much for joining us for this episode to help celebrate 100 episodes on NKCR! Don't forget to follow or subscribe to Nicole & Kate Can Relate for more episodes like this one! Our mission with this podcast is to share a candid convo one time per week to help provide love, support, and space for women to share without judgment, speak without hesitation, and learn from each other - even when we don't agree.

Jeremy has helped Lewis Howes, Natalie Sisson, Rick Mulready & 100's coaches grow their revenue online. In his Leveraged Coach Academy, he helps coaches scale past $30K a month – and his new Get Clients With Facebook Groups to help coaches install his plug-and-play system for getting leads every day, and new clients every week. Learn more about Jeremy here!FacebookLearn more about Path to Podcast Success here!

We did it, friends! Today we're celebrating episode 50 on the podcast! Thank you all so much for your support and tuning into this podcast.In this episode we're taking a look back at 4 of our favorite episodes, and we also share a little update on each topic!Points Discussed in this Episode Episode 1: Do I want to start a family? We invited our friend Natalie Sisson on to chat about her journey to motherhood in Episode 47 Op-Ed piece from LA Times on “Being child-free” Roe v. Wade being overturned Episode 8: How can I build good habits? James Clear: Atomic Habits “Habits form on frequency not on time” Episode 30: Do you struggle with work-life balance?Episode on Hustle Culture from Jordan Harbinger Episode 37: Is BYO Meat weird? Plus other social etiquette dilemmas We have 3 more social etiquette pet peeves to share! Mentioned in this episode Article from LA Times: Op-Ed: Being child-free lets me live my most authentic life Jordan Harbinger Show: Deep Dive | Hustle Culture Thank you so much for joining us for today to celebrate 50 episodes on the podcast!Don't forget to follow or subscribe to Nicole & Kate Can Relate for more episodes like this one! Our mission with this podcast is to share a candid convo one time per week to help provide love, support, and space for women to share without judgment, speak without hesitation, and learn from each other - even when we don't agree.

If you love working intimately with a small group of clients, and you love the community building that happens in group coaching, you might be thinking about starting a membership program.But getting it off the ground can be daunting.Today's guest wanted to create engagement and support for a small group of people and she built out a premium membership program called the 10K Club on a minimal budget, all while the world was in lockdown. So we want to know, Natalie Sisson, how did you build that?Natalie Sisson is a New Zealand entrepreneur, bestselling author, speaker, host of the ‘Untapped' podcast, and lover of handstands and dogs. Her mission is to help women entrepreneurs leverage their unique set of skills, knowledge, and experience to get paid to be them, make the income and impact they desire, simply by being exactly who they are.Listen to the full episode to hear about:Why Natalie chose the membership model and narrowed her offering to cater to a select group of womenHow Natalie used one-on-one sales calls and a Google doc to enroll membersHow she structured the program to offer an intimate, hands-on coaching experienceHow she kept her initial expenses to a minimumNatalie's top three tips for starting a premium membershipTo learn more about Natalie Sisson:NatalieSisson.comUntapped PodcastInstagram: @NatalieSissonFacebook: @NatalieSissonTo learn more about Christie Mims: Coach PonyInstagram @christiecoachponyBuild A Real BusinessIf you have some chocolate worth reviewing on the show, we are easily bribed! Email us at hello@coachpony.com with your recommendation or if you want to send us something to try! 

From complete lifestyle freedom and full-time entrepreneurial bliss to all the messy, beautiful experiences of motherhood. Now that's a transition that comes with a whole lot of changes!In this episode we dive into those changes with our special guest, Natalie Sisson. We hope you enjoy it!Points Discussed in this Episode How Natalie and Josh's handshake over dinner one night changed their lives The transition from lifestyle entrepreneurship and full freedom to becoming a mom The emotions that come with raising a child, mom guilt, finding support, and digging deep for patience Are dogs, cats, or … even your business good introductions to becoming a parent?  Incorporating a child into your lifestyle versus changing your lifestyle because of a child What attitude and mindset Natalie and Josh have developed to create the experiences they want to have as parents Teaming up with your partner for support, sleep, and space!... and being intentional about both parents being involved and sharing house - and parenting - duties Are dads more likely to be straight up about whether they'd “do it all over again”? Struggling with a swift shift in identities  Mentioned in this episode:  Natalie's books, The Suitcase Entrepreneur and Suck It Up Princess Connect with Natalie on Instagram NatalieSisson.com Thank you so much for joining us for this Special Feature episode: From Suitcase Entrepreneur to Mama w/ Natalie Sisson!Don't forget to follow or subscribe to Nicole & Kate Can Relate for more episodes like this one! Our mission with this podcast is to share a candid convo one time per week to help provide love, support, and space for women to share without judgment, speak without hesitation, and learn from each other - even when we don't agree.

The goal for many people that we work with is to obtain freedom in their life and work. But what does that even mean? Natalie Sisson, The Suitcase Entrepreneur, traveled the world for many years - living and working wherever she wanted to, and speaking with hundreds of people on her podcast about what freedom really means to them. From those experiences, she has created her own definition of freedom. Listen as Scott and Natalie discuss the pros and cons and how to create your personal definition of freedom to guide your career and life.   To binge-listen to more career happiness success stories, find all the podcasts at https://happentoyourcareer.com/podcast Want to know high-performers discover their ideal career and find meaningful, well-paid work without starting over https://www.happentoyourcareer.com/career-change-advice-guide-backed-by-research/  Email Scott@happentoyourcareer.com 

This week's episode is with Ashleigh Rennie. Ashleigh is a conversion copywriter and copy strategist. She works with high-performing business women all over the world, who are looking to increase their impact, expand their audience, and connect with their communities in the most authentic and human way imaginable.It was Siobhain Danaher, one of my previous guests, who introduced me to Ashleigh because Ashleigh had written a blog post about how having to adapt to changing financial circumstances has led to the kind of relationship she has with money. We also talked about how she ended up doing what she does now, which is to help women entrepreneurs discover and speak in their truest and most authentic voice. These 2 themes of money and authenticity couldn't have come at a better time as this podcast transitions from one that used to primarily discuss our relationship with money to one that now is all about helping you follow your passions and pursue your dreams to create a life your heart desires. To do that, you have to find who your true self is. You can't speak in your authentic voice, or say and do what your heart desires if you don't know who your true self even is.Ashleigh also recommends a book, The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron, which is a 12-week workbook that I'm now halfway through and I thoroughly enjoy and suggest you pick up if you want to find your inner voice and creativity that is essential to living a life of passion and doing what your heart loves.I see all this happening in perfect timing to support this transition for the podcast and for me personally in finding and speaking in my most authentic, true voice, from my heart. All of which is to say how everything is always happening synchronously for us, if we care to pay attention.Ashleigh is so much fun to talk to and please check out her website and follow her on Instagram. Her newsletters are always a blast and she has an awesome quiz to find out your brand's unique voice. The links are found below.RESOURCESAshleigh's website and Instagram (@thestoryteamldn)Ashleigh's blog post - Grateful For Growing Up Poor: AKA Let's Talk About MoneyTake Ashleigh's Quiz to find out your brand's voiceThe Artist's Way by Julia CameronSiobhain's episode - There Are Multiple Paths to Financial Freedom - What's Yours? With Siobhain DanaherNatalie's episode - Create Freedom in Your Business & Adventure in Life with Natalie Sisson

“It's good not to just be focusing on you and always your growth and profitability, but also about how you can bring up others with you on your way up.” Natalie Sisson One of the greatest aspirations for entrepreneurs is for their business to positively impact the community. Our guest today Natalie Sisson, has built her business around helping people and says that the benefits of giving back in business are numerous key among them being strong relationships. Natalie Sisson is a New Zealand entrepreneur, three times bestselling author, speaker, host of the ‘Untapped' podcast and handstand lover. After ditching a successful corporate career and co-founding a technology company, Natalie decided to monetize her humble, 6-month old blog, The Suitcase Entrepreneur, into a multiple-six figure online education platform back in 2010.  In her efforts to continuously innovate, Natalie, the OG of digital nomads, turned that content and knowledge into 8 different revenue streams including digital products, courses, workshops, international retreats, and coaching. These days, she's passionate about helping women tap into their potential and get paid to be them, so they make an income and impact, simply by being them. Her mission is to help 1,000 women earn $10K per month and contribute at least 1% of their revenue to causes they care about that help lift girls and women up, to create a ripple effect in each other's lives. Her most treasured role is as Queen Bee to the Queens of the $10K Club, an international posse of women who support each other through trials and success, all while being coached and mentored by Natalie. Natalie is a two-time Amazon No #1 bestselling author, a sought-after speaker and named as one of Huffington Post's 50 Must-Follow Women Entrepreneurs in 2017.  In 2021 she was listed on Cashflow Podcasting's Top 13 Women's Business Coaches Today. She's a contributor to Thrive, Forbes and Lifehack, and has featured on many other publications and media outlets including 60 Minutes, Yahoo Finance, Huffington Post, Guardian, Daily Mail, Sydney Herald, Mashable and more. Her book titles include “Suck It Up Princess: Real life strategies to be the heroine you already are and have the money, success and life you deserve,” and “The Suitcase Entrepreneur: Create Freedom in Business and Adventure in Life Paperback.” In today's episode, Natalie shades more light on her entrepreneurial journey and her passion of helping women entrepreneurs reach their maximum potential. Listen in! Key URLS Main Website:            nataliesisson.com Book Website:             thefreedomplan.co Website:                      suitcaseentrepreneur.com Facebook Page:           https://facebook.com/nataliesisson/ YouTube                      https://youtube.com/user/NatalieSisson/ LinkedIn:                     https://linkedin.com/in/nataliesisson/  Instagram:                   http://instagram.com/nataliesisson/ Twitter:                       http://twitter.com/nataliesisson/  Something I really love about being an entrepreneur is looking for those opportunities for your own personal and professional growth. [4:15] The Suitcase Entrepreneur was a love affair for 7 years where I was traveling the world living out of a suitcase showing people how to build an online business from anywhere in the world. [4:21] I went back home and took a sabbatical and later felt like something new was bubbling but not throwing everything away. [4:52] My business today is still similar, but it's under my own brand name and has switched to helping women. [5:57] It became clear to me that my sort of superpower is about seeing potential and others and showing them how to get paid to do the work that they love by being themselves. [6:30] The business is pretty much about education, teaching, but with just a far more specific aspect of helping women entrepreneurs. [6:49] Freedom has always been one of my highest values and the way that I have built my business. [8:41] More entrepreneurs need to actually be able to step away and recharge their batteries rather than pay lip service. [10:51] We are in charge of our own boundaries and limitations and where our energy is best suited to that and we all need to take charge of that. [11:56] When I had a Suitcase Entrepreneur, it was primarily startup at the beginning of the journey. [12:40] These days, my favorite audience, are people who do come to me are action takers, who are already further along in their business. [13:59] When you give, you get so much back, and you should never give with the sake of the camera. [15:36] There's so many proven benefits to giving in terms of your own feel good factor, how it helps others and the long term relationships. [16:06] It's good not to just be focusing on you and always your growth and profitability but also, about how you can bring up others with you on your way up. [16:42] Commercial break. [17:40] I love when communities come together and strive for better things and realize that they got the ability to be responsible and make great decisions. [18:52] The 10k club came about during COVID after I got clarity on what is it that I know I can bring and help people with. [19:07] I saw this as a goal for so many and I thought that's something I knew I can help people with. [19:35] I distilled down all my years of business experience into the things that had allowed me to succeed and what those pillars were, which came down to three pillars. [19:59] I really want to help people see their potential, and then from there, they can leapfrog into whatever they need. [20:42] It's the consistent part and definitely moving those women from a space of always being a service provider mode into spending less time but being more impactful. [22:00] It is a bit of a mindset shift for some of them who have always been sort of trading time for money, and looking at the way in which you can leverage online business to do that. [22:19] It is good to think about building a business that can be run without you, it's a smart move. [25:16] I love it when people decide to go all in and take action versus saying I'll try. [27:56] It breaks my heart when I hear the word trial, because it usually is not intentional and there's nothing behind it. 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Today's bumper episode unpacks what it takes for thought leaders to generate leads and sales from their owned media channel/s. In other words, how can they monetise the content they create on their podcast, blog, online video show, or email newsletter. Taking centre stage alongside host Trevor Young is YANN ILUNGA, a lead generation and podcasting consultant, international speaker, and podcaster (with over 400 episodes published). Yann and Trevor cover a range of topics to do with content marketing, with emphasis on podcasting and online video. Plus Yann breaks down the system he uses to help his clients engage and convert prospective customers through the use of content. Other topics covered include: content repurposing and the importance of formatting for different channelsthe rise of the Creator Economy (and what thought leaders can learn from independent content creators)the different ways to productise your services in order to scalethe danger of tunnel vision when it comes to client acquisition automation and the 'connective tissue' that is email marketinghow to leverage podcast guest appearances to build your business If you're building a strong professional brand and reputation and are wanting to take things up a notch and turbo-charge your business through content, then this is the episode for you! About Yann Yann lives in Finland and helps consultants and coaches create and leverage systems to generate a consistent stream of organic leads and appointments (without having to spend a single cent in paid ads). Additionally, he is the founder of Podcast Success Summit – the world's largest virtual summit for podcasters – and host of the "360 Entrepreneur Podcast", a show that features inspiring conversations with top entrepreneurs, marketers and best–selling authors like Pat Flynn, Kim Garst, John Lee Dumas, Jay Baer and Natalie Sisson. Dubbed "Unicorn-Level Digital Marketer" by Inc. and "Podcasting Advocate" by Forbes, Yann is a polyglot who speaks five languages. Connect on LinkedIn Follow on Twitter Visit Yann's website (Content Profits page)

This is a rerun of the best of the best from the Untapped Podcast. The original episode show notes are here: https://nataliesisson.com/016Given we all have 24 hours in a day, I'm constantly surprised by how many people squander that precious time and waste it on things they know they shouldn't be doing.I see this all the time with my friends, loved ones and my peers, and do my best to share my knowledge on habits, time management and tools to help them. Most of the time they end up resenting where their time went and what they didn't achieve.So how can you avoid this?Well, you can start by listening to this podcast episode where I divulge the 6 Rules to Finishing What You Start.I've read my fair share of books and one of the most inspiring is Peter Hollin's “Finish What You Start”. In this book, he shares his lifelong curiosity around how we manage our time and also why we don't finish the things that we start. He then goes into a plethora of practical ways to reclaim our time and actually get things done!One of the methods he suggests, that I found to be a real eye-opener, is creating a manifesto. A manifesto, in his words, is nothing more than a set of rules to follow everyday.By having this manifesto as your guiding principle, you immediately place a value on your time and activities that makes you prioritize what's important, and it acts as a guiding star for any new projects you may want to start, and to avoid any distractions that will inevitably come your way.He also shares 6 rules to finishing what you start, and I divulge these on this podcast episode, but in a nutshell they are:Rule 1: Are you acting out of laziness? If so, is this a characterization you want about yourself?Rule 2: Three major tasks a day, maximum.Rule 3: Create daily limitations and requirements for yourself.Rule 4: Reaffirm your intentions by stating “I want,” “I will,” and “I won't” statements.Rule 5: Try to look into the future, 10 minutes, hours, and days at a time. Do you like what you see when you consider not following through?Rule 6: It's just 10 minutes, right? So if you want to quit, it's just 10 minutes. And if you need to wait, it's just 10 minutes.I go into more detail on what each of these rules means and how to apply them and also share How to write a manifestoHow to reaffirm your intentionsResourcesRead this book by Peter Hollins – Finish What You Start: The Art of Following Through, Taking Action, Executing, & Self-Discipline Read this book by Chris Guillebeau – The Art of Non-ConformityLifePilot – my system and methodology for turning your dreams into reality that lets you map out your life and goals each quarter, month, week and every day. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a rerun of the best of the best from the Untapped Podcast. The original episode show notes are here: https://nataliesisson.com/008So, here's a question for you: Just how self-motivated are you?Are you prepared to take charge of your goals and achievements? Or do you set goals, knowing you won't really work towards them, because they scare your or are too complex?This came up as a question from one of our lovely member's Helen, in our Life Pilot Members' Lounge call this week.She shared the Mind Tools – The Self-Motivation Quiz with us.I was curious about how self-motivated I was and figured I'd come out with a high score – just because this is one of my strengths – my internal motivation to be my best self, stretch myself and grow.My total score was 51/60 which put me right up there, and piqued my curiosity as to what a high level of self-motivation actually meant, and how you could improve it.Self-motivation is a fundamental tool for reaching your goals, achieving your dreams and succeeding in life.In this podcast you'll learn:Four factors necessary to build the strongest levels of self-motivation you canThe key ways to build self-confidence and self-efficacyHow to identify your strengths and use themHow to apply the power of positive thinking to your lifeFive goal setting principles that can improve our chances of successOh and the fourth factor is an external one, and it's the reason behind my rather exciting news and a rather big change in how I work starting next week.Resources:The Self-Motivation Quiz by Mind ToolsLifePilot is our tool and methodology for turning your dreams into reality that lets you map out your life and goals each quarter, month, week and every day. Check it out here.VLOG: How I use habit stacking to start my morning off rightVLOG: How to make your habits attractive (so you stick with them)Read: Atomic Habits by James Clear See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Author and coach Natalie Sisson knows all about delegating to a team. But, she's not always the best at it. Join Kelsey Jones as we ask Natalie about how she delegates, where she can improve, and why letting go of control is so important.To learn more about StoryShout podcast advertising opportunities and guest openings, visit us at StoryShout.coAnd don't forget to leave us a review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you listen to podcasts. You can also connect with @StoryShout on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.Support the show

Today, I have the pleasure to interview Natalie Sisson, the founder of Suitcase Entrepreneurs, host of the UNTAPPED Podcast, bestselling author, sought-after speaker, and business coach listed on 2021 Cashflow Podcasting's Top 13 Women's Business Coaches Today. Natalie is also a contributor to Thrive, Forbes, and Lifehack, and she has been featured on many publications and media outlets, including 60 Minutes, Yahoo Finance, Huffington Post, and Daily Mail. Her mission is to help women entrepreneurs leverage their unique set of skills, knowledge, and experience to get paid to be them and get the income and impact they desire simply by being exactly who they are. Natalie first shares her career backstory and how she got into entrepreneurship. Her career started in recruitment and marketing before moving to London. She worked with big international companies and got into what she relates as her dream job as the head of preposition development for the British Medical Association. She started a new department aimed at introducing doctors to entrepreneurism to help them build their services. Natalie soon realized that the job was sucking the life out of her creativity, and she was blocked from exercising her full potential. She didn't want to feel miserable and decided to leave the corporate career to build something on her own. We then talk about house hacking, a real estate investing strategy through which investors earn income by renting out primary residences and selling the property for a profit. Natalie explains how she bought a property to live in, rented it out, and later sold out her shares after moving to Canada. Also, five years ago, she bought another property in Belton in New Zealand and followed the same model. Natalie explains her pursuits after ditching her career and going back to Canada. Her initial plan was to build a consultation platform for health and wellness to help big corporations decrease the number of sick days their employees take by creating happier and healthier employees. Her breakthrough came in a networking event where she met her current business partner. She got hooked up to his business, which assisted sports teams, fundraisers, and political candidates to easily raise and collect money on Facebook. Natalie worked there for about 18 months before moving out to work on her growing women's blog that she had initiated to feature high-standing women who were doing great things in their business. The blog became popular, and she decided to build it into a business. We then move into the mindset that hinders people from pursuing their desires and how Natalie helps people align themself with success and pursue what they love. Natalie explains her guiding principles in motivating people to see the big picture of where they want to be in order to take massive action toward their dreams. In her journey, she also realized that not everybody is in a position to quit their job and go for it, and she has been helping such people build their side hustle up to a level where they're comfortable quitting their job to do what inspires them. Lastly, we talk about Natalie's book, Suck It Up Princess which she devised last year in a situation that she found herself torn and feeling sorry for herself despite great achievements. From her experience, Natalie suggests that sometimes we need self-compassion, and we need to go easy on ourselves and acknowledge that we need rest and to refresh and renew our energy. The book focuses on health, motivation, and inspiration, and it's filled with personal stories in different areas such as love and relationships, an area she never thought of writing about before. Natalie explains that the book is for women in careers and entrepreneurship who are wondering whether there is something better for them to help them develop the right mindset, habits, and strategies to get rid of their inner critics, impostorism, doubt, and fears to be the best version of themselves and live abundantly. Don't miss this informative and power-packed episode of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast with Natalie Sisson, and learn how to get over your excuses, do the unexpected, live your life on your own terms, and make money just by being you! Notable Quotes: “Do I want to wake up for the rest of my life, do the commute, the hustle, and the grid? No, I want to do something better.” Natalie Sisson “You should never have a backup plan; if you feel that this is something you want to do and change your life, you have to go in wholly and give it your best shot.” Natalie Sisson “Sometimes you need self-compassion and grace; go easy on yourself and acknowledge that you need some rest or some time out.” Natalie Sisson “Going after what you want is the biggest thing in life.” Mike Simons “There are different horrors in the entrepreneurship journey, but the first one is getting off your butt and getting started.” Mike Simmons Links: Natalie on Facebook Natalie on Instagram Natalie on LinkedIn Natalie on Twitter Natalie on YouTube Natalie's Website The Freedom Plan Suck It Up Princess Suitcase Entrepreneur Real Estate Find & Fund Blueprint Flip Hacking Live 7 Figure Flipping Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

Today, I have the pleasure to interview Natalie Sisson, the founder of Suitcase Entrepreneurs, host of the UNTAPPED Podcast, bestselling author, sought-after speaker, and business coach listed on 2021 Cashflow Podcasting's Top 13 Women's Business Coaches Today. Natalie is also a contributor to Thrive, Forbes, and Lifehack, and she has been featured on many publications and media outlets, including 60 Minutes, Yahoo Finance, Huffington Post, and Daily Mail. Her mission is to help women entrepreneurs leverage their unique set of skills, knowledge, and experience to get paid to be them and get the income and impact they desire simply by being exactly who they are.    Natalie first shares her career backstory and how she got into entrepreneurship. Her career started in recruitment and marketing before moving to London. She worked with big international companies and got into what she relates as her dream job as the head of preposition development for the British Medical Association. She started a new department aimed at introducing doctors to entrepreneurism to help them build their services. Natalie soon realized that the job was sucking the life out of her creativity, and she was blocked from exercising her full potential. She didn't want to feel miserable and decided to leave the corporate career to build something on her own.     We then talk about house hacking, a real estate investing strategy through which investors earn income by renting out primary residences and selling the property for a profit. Natalie explains how she bought a property to live in, rented it out, and later sold out her shares after moving to Canada. Also, five years ago, she bought another property in Belton in New Zealand and followed the same model.   Natalie explains her pursuits after ditching her career and going back to Canada. Her initial plan was to build a consultation platform for health and wellness to help big corporations decrease the number of sick days their employees take by creating happier and healthier employees. Her breakthrough came in a networking event where she met her current business partner. She got hooked up to his business, which assisted sports teams, fundraisers, and political candidates to easily raise and collect money on Facebook. Natalie worked there for about 18 months before moving out to work on her growing women's blog that she had initiated to feature high-standing women who were doing great things in their business. The blog became popular, and she decided to build it into a business.   We then move into the mindset that hinders people from pursuing their desires and how Natalie helps people align themself with success and pursue what they love. Natalie explains her guiding principles in motivating people to see the big picture of where they want to be in order to take massive action toward their dreams. In her journey, she also realized that not everybody is in a position to quit their job and go for it, and she has been helping such people build their side hustle up to a level where they're comfortable quitting their job to do what inspires them.    Lastly, we talk about Natalie's book, Suck It Up Princess which she devised last year in a situation that she found herself torn and feeling sorry for herself despite great achievements. From her experience, Natalie suggests that sometimes we need self-compassion, and we need to go easy on ourselves and acknowledge that we need rest and to refresh and renew our energy. The book focuses on health, motivation, and inspiration, and it's filled with personal stories in different areas such as love and relationships, an area she never thought of writing about before. Natalie explains that the book is for women in careers and entrepreneurship who are wondering whether there is something better for them to help them develop the right mindset, habits, and strategies to get rid of their inner critics, impostorism, doubt, and fears to be the best version of themselves and live abundantly.   Don't miss this informative and power-packed episode of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast with Natalie Sisson, and learn how to get over your excuses, do the unexpected, live your life on your own terms, and make money just by being you!   Notable Quotes: “Do I want to wake up for the rest of my life, do the commute, the hustle, and the grid? No, I want to do something better.” Natalie Sisson   “You should never have a backup plan; if you feel that this is something you want to do and change your life, you have to go in wholly and give it your best shot.”  Natalie Sisson   “Sometimes you need self-compassion and grace; go easy on yourself and acknowledge that you need some rest or some time out.” Natalie Sisson    “Going after what you want is the biggest thing in life.” Mike Simons   “There are different horrors in the entrepreneurship journey, but the first one is getting off your butt and getting started.” Mike Simmons   Links:  Natalie on Facebook  Natalie on Instagram  Natalie on LinkedIn Natalie on Twitter Natalie on YouTube Natalie's Website The Freedom Plan Suck It Up Princess Suitcase Entrepreneur Real Estate Find & Fund Blueprint Flip Hacking Live 7 Figure Flipping Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months

Ladies' Power Lunch Presents: Author, Speaker, Coach -Natalie Sisson on Mastering your Money Mindset. Should we raise our prices? Seriously, should we just pause the recording and raise our prices right now? Why do we hesitate to charge more, What about when people say: That's too expensive? Should we invest in high level coaching for ourselves? Why should we as entrepreneurs, always having coaching and mentorship? What is one practical tool for elevating our money mindset? All this & more on this outstanding educational and inspirational episode! Please rate us like us and review us on your podcast app of choice. Let us set an intention of abundance and appreciation. This is one of a series of workshops with expert money mindset facilitators. We navigate the things that hold us back from making the money we desire, discuss pricing, finances and healing our past money trauma. By the way: Hi! I'm Dr. Davia Shepherd, CHO of Ladies' Power Lunch - We are a movement for heart centered, source led women entrepreneurs. This series is focused on Mastering our Money Mindset, you are invited to join in, look for all the episodes in the Grow Smarter Playlist! NETWORK WITH US ONLINE:- Join our community: In our active and supportive free Facebook community every single day! & Join our retreats and summits! Would you like to know more? Explode your impact & income with the power of the collective!!! Go to: growsmarternotharder.com  

What does it mean to sit on the edge of your comfort zone? According to today's guest, that is where the magic happens. After experiencing the impact of the pandemic last year, many of us were left in a state of panic. Especially when it came to our businesses. Natalie Sisson joins us today to remind us of resilience, adaptiveness, and the importance of learning from failure. Natalie is a New Zealand entrepreneur, three time best selling author, speaker, and host of the Untapped Podcast. After ditching a successful corporate career and co-founding a technology company, Natalie decided to monetize her humble six-month old blog “The Suitcase Entrepreneur” into a multiple six figure online education platform in 2010. These days, she's passionate about helping women tap into their potential and get paid to be themselves.Natalie is the perfect guest to bring on for this topic. Listen on to find out her top strategies to stay on track with your business goals.Show Highlights[02:03] - Welcome to the show, Natalie! Natalie shares her background and curiosity.[05:30] - A common problem in confidence is not considering yourself as an expert, but not everyone needs an expert.[07:24] - Why as women, we tend to want to be over prepared for new things. We lose sight of being okay with failure.[09:45] - What happens when we sit in our comfort zone for too long?[11:01] - The edge of your comfort zone is the perfect balance between being comfortable and pushing yourself.[12:27] - Natalie suggests some strategies you can do when your confidence takes a dive.[16:10] - Natalie compares the start and growth of a business to her experiences in team sports.[21:35] - What is the difference between intention and a goal?[23:19] - Natalie breaks down setting up attainable goals and a tool she has used successfully.Subscribe Today!Apple PodcastSpotifyAndroidStitcherRSSLinks | ResourcesIG: @DrNicoleByersFacebook: Dr. Nicole ByersWebsite: Drnicolebyers.comLearn how to be more productive with your Daily Productivity ChecklistEmail support@drnicolebyers.comConnect with NatalieUntapped PodcastThe Suitcase Entrepreneur Home PageNatalie Sisson Business Coach Home PageTwitter  |  Facebook  |  Instagram  |  YouTubeCheck out Natalie's Best Selling Books on Amazon

On this weeks' episode, I'm talking with fellow entrepreneur, podcast host, author, and philanthropist, Natalie Sisson about what to do (and what not to do) when creating memberships and pricing your programs. With decades of entrepreneurship and multiple 6-figure businesses under her belt, Natalie shares with the NOEAMT audience the most common mistakes she sees made in membership and some that she's made herself. Connect with Natalie Sisson on social: @nataliesisson on Instagram and on Facebook /nataliesissonDownload her Free guide: nataliesisson.com/impactMore about Life With Passion:www.LifeWithPassion.comFollow me on Facebook: @lifewpassionFollow me on Instagram: @lifewpassionIf you love this episode and you want to be part of a live studio audience for future interviews, join us in my free Powerhouse FB community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/powerhouseonlineentrepreneurs© 2021 No One's Ever Asked Me That

In this episode, I speak with Natalie Sisson. Natalie is a New Zealand entrepreneur, three times bestselling author, speaker, host of the ‘Untapped' podcast and handstand lover. After ditching a successful corporate career and co-founding a technology company, Natalie decided to monetise her humble, 6-month old blog, The Suitcase Entrepreneur, into a multiple-six figure online education platform back in 2010. In her efforts to continuously innovate, Natalie, the OG of digital nomads, turned that content and knowledge into 8 different revenue streams including digital products, courses, workshops, international retreats, and coaching. These days, she's passionate about helping women tap into their potential and get paid to be them, so they make an income and impact, simply by being them. Listen to the episode as we explore Natalie's journey and find out how you can make a living with your talents and passions! RESOURCESMain Website: nataliesisson.comBook Website: thefreedomplan.coWebsite: suitcaseentrepreneur.comEpisode mentioned ‘When Too Much Change is DangerousLink to Natalie's books

Welcome to Zimmerman Podcast Episode 98. Today, I'm sitting down with Natalie Sisson, a suitcase entrepreneur turned personal brand who leads women to earning more money, having more time, and investing in causes they care about. Natalie and I have so much in common from our love for goal setting to our affinity for reverse engineering our lives one year at a time. If you want insight into how you can regularly question your purpose so you can access your full potential, tune into this conversation with Natalie! If you want to hear more from Natalie, go check out her podcast The Untapped Podcast. As always, if you loved today's conversation, I'd be so grateful if you could rate and review Zimmerman PodcasAlright, you ready? Let's do it! Episode 98 Topics: How to adjust when your business life and personal purpose feel out of alignment How to approach business holistically and allow ourselves to be real people as well as business owners How to create goals and intentions that can adjust as you grow Natalie's eight key focus areas for goals and intention setting. Episode 98 Product Picks: BeeKeeper's Naturals In October 2019, I decided to write the entire first draft of my book in like... five days. It was intense. I knew I needed to be laser focused for those four days, so you better believe I loaded up on my Beekeeper's Naturals goodies every day that week! I took the B. Powered superfood honey to improve my focus and keep me alert. I also took a BLIXR vial each morning to clear out that brain fog. Truthfully, two years ago I never could have written this book in four days. I didn't have the mental clarity or the energy to do it. But my Beekeeper's honey keeps me fueled and fog-free, and I can definitely notice a difference on the days I forget to take it. If you want to try out some of my favorite Beekeeper's Naturals products, and get 15% off, go to zimmermanpodcast.com/bee Know Your Numbers: Annual Planning for Your Best Year If you want to build a great business or live a good life, you've gotta plan for it! If you want to become the person you need to be to build the business of your dreams, that takes intention and purpose. Every year, I take a whole month to reevaluate the past 12 months and figure out what worked, what didn't, and how I can create a life I love for the following year. I teach you my exact planning process in my program Know Your Numbers: Annual Planning for Your Best Year. If you want a free training to get some tips on planning your best year yet, go to zimmermanpodcast.com/knowyournumbers

How can you write a useful self-help book with actionable tips, but also bring it to life with personal stories? How can you use a book title to attract your target market? Natalie Sisson shares her experience in writing her latest non-fiction book. In the intro, 94% of the world's internet users are not in the USA […] The post Writing Non-Fiction With Personal Stories with Natalie Sisson first appeared on The Creative Penn.

Natalie Sisson is a New Zealand-native who's an entrepreneur, author, speaker and the host of The Untapped Podcast. In 2010, she decided to monetize her humble six month old blog, The Suitcase Entrepreneur and turned it into a multiple six-figure online education platform. Since then, she has turned content and knowledge into eight different revenue streams, including digital projects, courses, workshops, international retreats, and coaching. Her new book, Suck It Up, Princess, offers some real life strategies to be the heroine you already are and to have the money, success and life you deserve.  What We Discuss with Natalie Sisson: The thought process behind writing her new book, Suck It Up, Princess Why she encourages people to write their own memoirs How we can all reinvent ourselves once we discover our why Why we should deeply question our priorities The power of being intentional Her book writing process for this book vs. her previous ones The things that hold people back so much Putting the element of love and self-love in her book To view full show notes, Click Here! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Natalie Sisson is a New Zealand-native who's an entrepreneur, author, speaker and the host of The Untapped Podcast. In 2010, she decided to monetize her humble six month old blog, The Suitcase Entrepreneur and turned it into a multiple six-figure online education platform. Since then, she has turned content and knowledge into eight different revenue streams, including digital projects, courses, workshops, international retreats, and coaching. Her new book, Suck It Up, Princess, offers some real life strategies to be the heroine you already are and to have the money, success and life you deserve.  What We Discuss with Natalie Sisson: The thought process behind writing her new book, Suck It Up, Princess Why she encourages people to write their own memoirs How we can all reinvent ourselves once we discover our why Why we should deeply question our priorities The power of being intentional Her book writing process for this book vs. her previous ones The things that hold people back so much Putting the element of love and self-love in her book To view full show notes, Click Here! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

When you have a big goal or project you want to achieve, what do you do to keep yourself on track? For me, having external deadlines and public accountability is what gives me the motivation to complete the goal. This is what happened with our first Brave. Bold. Beyond. Live Virtual Summit. I set the date of October 15, 2020, announced it to our email list and on social media, and then worked backwards from the date to make sure everything happened that needed to. I did the same thing when I launched this podcast in February 2017. I applied to speak at a podcasting conference and figured it would be helpful to have a podcast by the time of the conference, so the week leading up to it, I worked to make sure this podcast went live. My guest in today’s episode is Natalie Sisson, who has achieved a lot of big goals, both personally and professionally. Natalie has written 3 books, had 2 different podcasts, given a TEDx talk, biked across Africa, and much more. In this conversation, Natalie and I talk about: The identity shift Natalie went through when she changed her brand name and focus after being The Suitcase Entrepreneur How she prepared for her TEDx talk she gave in 2016 Why she decided to self-publish and crowdfund her latest book The success she’s had using public accountability to achieve her goals And more! About My Guest: Natalie Sisson is a New Zealand entrepreneur, author, speaker, host of the ‘Untapped’ podcast and triathlete. After ditching a successful corporate career and co-founding a technology company, Natalie decided to monetise her humble, 6-month old blog, The Suitcase Entrepreneur, into a multiple-six figure online education platform back in 2010. In her efforts to continuously innovate, Natalie, the OG of digital nomads, has since turned that content and knowledge into 8 different revenue streams including digital products, courses, workshops, international retreats, and coaching. These days, she’s passionate about helping others leverage their unique set of skills, knowledge, and experience to earn a living and make an impact from anywhere, simply by being them. She’s the author of three books, and proud Queen Bee to the Queens of the $10K Club, an international posse of women who support each other through trials and success, all while being coached and mentored by Natalie. About Us: The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals clarify their brand message and story, create their signature talks, and develop their thought leadership platforms. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power because it's through women's stories and visibility that we challenge the status quo and change existing systems. Check out our coaching programs at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com.  Links:   Show notes at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/224    I’ll be participating in Natalie’s Monetise You Summit happening May 25-27! I’m talking all about how to get paid speaking engagements. Register for free at https://speakingyourbrand--nataliesisson.thrivecart.com/all-access-pass/.   Natalie’s website = https://nataliesisson.com/    My episode 114 on Natalie’s podcast “Untapped”: https://nataliesisson.com/eps-114-how-to-find-your-thought-leadership-message-signature-talk-topic-with-carol-cox/    Get Natalie’s new book “Suck It Up, Princess”: https://nataliesisson.com/princess    Natalie’s TEDx talk: https://youtu.be/lNNCMu1OjRQ   Schedule a consult call with us to talk about creating your signature talk: https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/contact.    Connect on social media: Carol Cox LinkedIn = https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolcox Natalie Sisson LinkedIn = http://linkedin.com/in/nataliesisson/ Carol Cox Instagram = https://www.instagram.com/carolmorgancox/ Natalie Sisson Instagram = https://www.instagram.com/nataliesisson Related Podcast Episodes: Episode 65: Writing, Publishing, and Promoting Your Book with Julie Broad Episode 186: From Hashtag to Podcast to Book: Developing Your Thought Leadership Platform with Elayne Fluker [Thought Leadership Series] Episode 198: Find Your Hook for Your Book and Talk with Kelly Notaras [Storytelling Series]

One day, my friend Natalie Sisson stood in a park, rain pouring down on her, and cried. She had been feeling down for weeks. What was the matter with her? While she was feeling sorry for herself, a loud, internal voice suddenly told her: Suck it up, princess. She laughed at her own rudeness. Had she really just said that to herself? Then she realised it had been exactly what she needed. Later that day, she decided to make it the title of her new book.  Like Natalie, we all have moments when we feel down, pity ourselves, or are negative about pretty much everything that surrounds us. The key to overcoming such a state is to know how to get out of it.   In this episode, Natalie speaks about her book Suck It Up, Princess – and how you can get over yourself so you're ready to achieve your goals.   “There's something empowering about being direct with yourself and taking control and responsibility for how you're feeling.” - Natalie Sisson If you're more of a reader, scroll down to read about what you can do to suck it up and get over what's keeping you from achieving your goals.    In this Episode of The Sigrun Show: How Suck It Up, Princess is different from Natalie's first books and how she developed as an author (2:51) Why Natalie's new book is more personal (4:47) How Natalie went from being the suitcase entrepreneur to settling down (6:52)  What the title of Natalie's book is all about (11:03)  Natalie's tips on what to do when you need to suck it up and get over yourself (14:29) How Natalie's passion for sports has shaped her (19:33)   How to Get Over Yourself and Achieve Your Goals We all have moments of anxiety and frustration, but did you ever notice that the dominant element in these situations is you and your thoughts?  While there are definitely times for self-compassion and going easy on yourself, Natalie says there's also something empowering about being direct with yourself and taking control and responsibility for how you are feeling. Here's how:  Take one actionable step Interrupting your pattern and taking one simple step towards what you want can work wonders. Taking action and getting out of your head gives you a moment to disengage from negative thoughts.  Maybe it only needs writing one email, doing one call, or spending five minutes in a yoga class. Being in a state of taking action and making a positive step is something that gets you out of almost anything.  Put your situation into perspective Can it be that we have become a bit soft, entitled even? Natalie believes so, that's why she included Princess in the title of her book. No matter what's going on with you – it's very possible that it pales in comparison to someone else's problems. Put your situation into perspective and at the same time, be your own motivator. Developing resilience and inner strength, as well as an understanding that your situation might not be as bad as you believe can help get you out of your frustration and closer to your goals.  What do you do to get over yourself and navigate out of a low? I'd love to hear from you! You can follow, connect and share with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram.  Do you want to get your hands on a copy of Suck It Up, Princess?  All you have to do is leave a review for this episode on Apple Podcasts, send us a screenshot of your review and your address to info@sigrun.com, and we'll send over a copy!  Connect with Natalie Sisson Natalie Sisson Natalie's new book Suck It Up, Princess

Welcome Natalie Sisson to the TufFish Show, a place to help writers and aspiring authors get out of their own way to leave a legacy by telling the stories they want to share through writing their own books and confidently sharing them with others. The writing process can be tough and the business side can feel scary, but TufFish makes both feel smoother and achievable. Natalie Sisson is a New Zealand entrepreneur, bestselling author, speaker, host of the ‘Untapped’ podcast, and lover of handstands and dogs. She’s passionate about helping women entrepreneurs leverage their unique set of skills, knowledge, and experience to get paid to be them, and make an income and impact they desire, simply by being them. https://nataliesisson.com Book: Suck It Up, Princess

Welcome back to Detail Therapy with Amy Landino! Today, Amy is accompanied by Natalie Sisson! Natalie is a New Zealand entrepreneur, bestselling author, speaker, host of the ‘Untapped’ podcast, and lover of handstands and dogs. Her mission is to help women entrepreneurs leverage their unique set of skills, knowledge, and experience to make an income and impact they desire, simply by being exactly who they are. Get ready to "Suck It Up, Princess!" MORE TIME. FINANCIAL FREEDOM. AND SO MUCH MORE. IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO TAKE LIFE INTO YOUR OWN HANDS! Get instant free access to the ultimate guide for the life you want! https://gatluw.com/guidebookforpodcast

Have you ever launched a course or product that flopped - leaving you wondering where you went wrong?  If this sounds familiar you'll love this podcast episode with business coach Natalie Sisson.  Natalie explains how to bounce back from a failed launch and shares her experience of a launch that flopped (and the BIG lessons she learnt). You'll learn why being true to yourself can have a huge impact on your launch and how to find the resilience to bounce back from failure. This is the final episode of The Build Your Online Audience podcast. Join the waiting list for my NEW podcast (launching in May 2021) here.   {Click on the player above to listen to the podcast episode and/or read on for a detailed overview. Scroll down to the bottom to read the show notes including all the links mentioned in this episode.}   Podcast shownotes About this final Build Your Online Audience podcast episode (00:30) How Natalie inspired me at the start of my podcast journey (01:01) Find out about my new Courageous Content podcast (01:58) About Natalie and her mission to help women earn what they're worth (03:32) What happened when Natalie's launch went wrong (06:40) How your mindset can make a bad launch so much worse (09:20) Why your launch will bomb if you don't stay true to your values (14:15) Why solving problems is more important than perfection (15:53) The key things you need to remember for a successful course launch (17:10) Why the size of your audience should determine your launch strategy (19:10) Why keeping your launch simple is key to success  (23:02) How to find out if people will buy your course before you launch (26:57) About Natalie's new book 'Suck it up Princess' (33:45) Why resilience is key when you're launching (36:20) How to join the waitlist for my new Courageous Content podcast (37:29) Resources Natalie's website and podcast Natalie's InstagramNatalie's book Suck It Up Princess Teachable  Be the first to hear when my new podcast goes live in May 2021.Sign up for the waitlist to hear about my new Courageous Content podcast Join my  Build Your Online Audience programme Other useful podcasts [Bonus] Should you join Janet Murray's Build Your Online Audience Programme? (podcast)[Bonus] Why I'm ending the Build Your Online Audience Podcast and what's happening next (podcast) [009] How to build a memorable brand with Natalie Sisson (podcast)[418] How long does it take to create an online course (podcast) [426]  The ultimate course launch checklist (podcast) [440] The secret to a successful online course or membership launch (podcast) Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn

Natalie Sisson is a entrepreneur, mama, speakers and author living in Aotearoa/ New Zealand

Wouldn't you just love the opportunity to peek inside the mind of a potential client to see what it is they REALLY want when looking for their right-fit VA? Entrepreneur, Author, Speaker, Coach and Podcaster Natalie Sisson has been outsourcing to virtual assistants for almost 10 years - with both good and bad experiences. Sam + Jo sat down with Natalie for a very honest chat to find out exactly what it is that most potential leads are looking for, how to make the BEST impression, and what you need to do in order to keep them coming back. What you'll learn: How to wow your client after a sales callWhy saying no actually builds a better client relationshipTips for being proactive and using your initiativeHow to impress the pants off your new clientHow to show your credibility even without any clientsWhat not to say in a sales call Natalie Sisson Natalie is a New Zealand entrepreneur, bestselling author, speaker, host of the ‘Untapped' podcast, and lover of handstands and dogs. She's passionate about helping women entrepreneurs leverage their unique set of skills, knowledge, and experience to get paid to be them, and make an income and impact they desire, simply by being them. Check out Natalie's $10K Club and her Launch Your Damn Course Accelerator  Website Book Website Facebook Page  YouTube LinkedIn  Instagram Twitter Join the Members Club to fast track your VA journey with done-for-you templates, tutorials and support from us! Sam & Jo xoxo

https://entrearchitect.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/XBGuanajuato.jpg ()Location Independent Living Have you ever felt like your love for travel doesn’t match with your static, 9-to-5 workspace? What if you designed your life around your ability to do your work from wherever you are? How can you take your firm on the road as a small firm architect? This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, Location Independent Living with Xylia Buros. Connect with Xylia online at http://www.xyliaburos.com (XyliaBuros.com), or follow her on https://www.linkedin.com/in/xyliaburos (LinkedIn) and http://instagram.com/xylista (Instagram). Join us in Las Vegas next week for the 4th Annual Small Architecture Firm Meetup! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/4th-annual-small-architecture-firm-meetup-hosted-by-cvg-and-entrearchitect-tickets-56208403849?ref=estw (CLICK HERE) for details and to RSVP. Visit Our Platform Sponsors Freshbooks is the easy way to send invoices, manage expenses, and track your time. Access your free 30-day trial at https://entrearchitect.com/freshbooks (EntreArchitect.com/FreshBooks). (Enter EntreArchitect) ARCAT has huge libraries of free content, Specs, CAD, BIM and more. No registration required. Want to collaborate with colleagues in real time? Visit https://entrearchitect.com/ARCAT (EntreArchitect.com/ARCAT) and click Charrette for more information. Young Architect Conference is the live conference event for emerging professionals. Save $150 when you register with the promo code, “ENTRE”. Learn more and register at http://EntreArchitect.com/YoungArchitect (EntreArchitect.com/YoungArchitect). Resources Books & Blogs https://amzn.to/2QHzYSg (The 4-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss) https://amzn.to/2EMUU5t (The Suitcase Entrepreneur by Natalie Sisson  ) https://amzn.to/2MkErvy (Vagabonding by Rolf Potts) https://amzn.to/2HMn6at (Chris Guillebeau’s many books) https://amzn.to/2QByqZW (Travel as Transformation by Gregory Diehl) Events https://www.nomadcruise.com (Nomad Cruise) https://worlddominationsummit.com (Chris Guillebeau’s World Domination Summit (Portland, OR)) https://www.dnxfestival.com (DNX events worldwide) Website https://nomadlist.com/ (Nomad List), great resource to find locations to be a digital nomad worldwide – you can search by items most important to you, such as weather, wifi speed, monthly rent, safety, nightlife, etc. The post https://entrearchitect.com/podcast/entrearch/location-independent-living/ (EA273: Location Independent Living) appeared first on https://entrearchitect.com (EntreArchitect // Small Firm Entrepreneur Architects).

This episode focuses on 3 lead-generation strategies podcasters can use to boost their email list: leveraging challenges, giveaways and/or viral loops. Natalie Sisson and David Pitts share their advice. Resources & show notes: ThePodcasterLab.com/session70

For Natalie Sisson, doing anything which doesn't feel good for too long sets off an internal alarm. So, some 10 years ago, after too many days of feeling "off" at a corporate job...she quit. What's remarkable about her decision is that she didn't have a solid plan for what to do afterwards, but took the leap anyway. What unfolded from there is truly epic: 70 countries in 7 years, multiple online programs helping other digital nomads, a very popular podcast, her own book and a vast array of experiences that many only dream about. And, as she describes in this week's Ownstream Podcast, she mainly follows the simple breadcrumb trail of her excitement. She is comfortable not knowing what lays past the horizon. This outlook has given her the amazing ability to leap where others might balk. And, it has given her the conviction that others can do the same. She recently gave up the digital nomad lifestyle and now owns land in New Zealand and, with her partner, has a new vision of freedom and service. What's wonderful about this conversation is that Natalie believes that anyone can do this. The path she has walked isn't for the few. It's for those who decide it's for them. Consider yourself warned: this conversation might give you the clarity and motivation to decide to take the leap yourself. Enjoy! The post OS47: Natalie Sisson – Her Journey from Digital Nomad to “Freedomist” & More appeared first on Ownstream.

Time stamped show notes: [0:55] She's loving her life and new found freedom. [1:47] San Diego is too easy to love. [2:41] Top places she'd like to live. [3:40] What key pieces have allowed her to travel and set up a freedom lifestyle [5:47] Things people shouldn't miss if they go to New Zealand [7:49] Is traveling to New Zealand/Australia thing? [9:17] A lot of Americans are buying land in New Zealand -- “planning their escape routes.” [10:02] Business climate in New Zealand [11:26] New Zealand is like an incubator. You can start there and then expand if the idea works. [14:05] Places she wants to cross off the bucket list [16:41] Challenge is to set up a company to be able to travel the world [18:26] She uses free workshops, podcasts call to action, blog challenges, Facebook Live. [19:34] Things that she wishes people were reading/consuming to achieve the lifestyle she has [21:04] She recommends doing courses online through EdX. [23:32] What she is excited about [future] [24:51] What is CrowdCube? [26:57] Advice she would give to her former self 10 years ago [27:26] No one will believe in you as much as you will. [27:51] What are the next steps in her journey? [1-5 years] [29:14] Her new venture Three key points: A lot of Americans are buying land in New Zealand -- “planning their escape routes.” New Zealand is like an incubator. You can start there and then expand if the idea works. Do courses on EdX to learn and expand thought. Resources mentioned: CrowdCube - https://www.crowdcube.com/ Last Question: Go to www.right2freedom.com and fill survey. Listen to The Freedom Podcast. Where people can find here: www.suitcaseentrepreneur.com   www.nataliesisson.com

Guest author Natalie Sisson on Becoming Minimalist shares her own story of minimalism. Episode 441: Choosing Freedom by Natalie Sisson with Becoming Minimalist (Financial Independence). Joshua Becker and his family decided to live with fewer possessions after a conversation with his neighbor in 2008. As a result, they found a better way to live, centered on more important pursuits. Their story has been seen on the CBS Evening News, NPR, the Boston Globe, the Wall Street Journal and countless media interviews around the world. Their books have sold in the tens of thousands. BecomingMinimalist.com is about their journey towards a rational approach to minimalism. It is about the joys and the struggles. It is about the lessons they have learned. It has inspired millions around the world. It is written to inspire you to intentionally live with less, and find more life because of it. The original post is located here: http://www.becomingminimalist.com/choosing-freedom Please Rate & Review the Show! Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com & in The O.L.D. Podcasts Facebook Group! and Join the Ol' Family to get your Free Gifts Get a free 30-day trial with LinkedIn Learning today, by visiting: linkedin.com/finance Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest author Natalie Sisson on Becoming Minimalist shares her own story of minimalism. Episode 441: Choosing Freedom by Natalie Sisson with Becoming Minimalist (Financial Independence). Joshua Becker and his family decided to live with fewer possessions after a conversation with his neighbor in 2008. As a result, they found a better way to live, centered on more important pursuits. Their story has been seen on the CBS Evening News, NPR, the Boston Globe, the Wall Street Journal and countless media interviews around the world. Their books have sold in the tens of thousands. BecomingMinimalist.com is about their journey towards a rational approach to minimalism. It is about the joys and the struggles. It is about the lessons they have learned. It has inspired millions around the world. It is written to inspire you to intentionally live with less, and find more life because of it. The original post is located here: http://www.becomingminimalist.com/choosing-freedom Please Rate & Review the Show! Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com & in The O.L.D. Podcasts Facebook Group! and Join the Ol' Family to get your Free Gifts Get a free 30-day trial with LinkedIn Learning today, by visiting: linkedin.com/finance Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Mind your mind; guard it resolutely. Since it is the mind that confuses the mind, don't let your mind give in to your mind.” -Suzuki Shosan In this episode of the podcast I was invited on to the “Suitcase Entrepreneur” podcast where I was interviewed by the host, Natalie Sisson. We chatted about the mindset and […]

Today I have a real special episode. I'm joined by Natalie Sisson, a lifestyle entrepreneur, nomad, podcaster, blogger, and #1 best selling author of “Suitcase Entrepreneur,” a genre-defining book and blog of the same name. She got her first taste of international travel in 2006, and fell in love with the minimalist traveling life, and […]

NomadTogether.com/Natalie On this week's episode, we have invited Natalie Sisson on to the show. Natalie is a number one bestselling author, podcaster, speaker and adventurer. She believes everyone has the right to choose freedom in business and adventure. Natalie was born in New Zealand and built her multiple six figure business from her laptop over the last five years. She has been living out of her suitcase, and has traveled to 70 countries while showing others how to build profitable online businesses via her website SuitcaseEntrepreneur.com.   NomadTogether.com/Natalie

Natalie Sisson is No #1 bestselling author, podcaster, speaker and adventurer who believes everybody has the right to choose freedom in business and adventure in life. She's on a mission to ensure 1,000,000+ entrepreneurs do just that by 2020 over at the SuitcaseEntrepreneur.com   Born in New Zealand Natalie's built her multiple six figure business from her laptop over the last 5 years while living out of her suitcase, traveling to 70 countries and showing others how to build a profitable online freedom business that supports their ideal lifestyle through her definitive Freedom Plan program.      

Today I'd like to focus on mindset and how so often times we need to get out of our own way.   We're living in a world today that gives you the potential to do real meaningful changemaking work if you allow yourself to do so.   I see a world where we have the tools to create transformative and meaningful work that can build a better tomorrow, regardless of how much wealth you grew up with or what school you graduated from.  And I'm not just some guy who is saying that.   I've seen it. I'm a part of it. You're a part of it.   I'm constantly blown away by the future of work and what people are doing these days to both do what they love and make a difference in the world.   When I first starting interviewing the successful entrepreneurs and game changers of today, I wanted my interview process to be organic, so I kindly asked that each person I interview introduce me to someone who they think I should interview.   That led me to interviewing people from all different walks of life.   Digital Nomads like Natalie Sisson, The Suitcase Entrepreneur.   Mindfulness Gurus like Raghunath   Wall Streeters   Former Corporate CEOS   And here are two things I have learned from all of this.   1. You can be anyone you want to be. 2. You need to get out of your own way.   When we shift from being an observer to becoming an active participant in our lives, something interesting happens. What's often found is that the greatest obstacle to accomplishing our goals comes from inside.   Most of the time, we just need to get out of our own way.   I've seen it in the students I've taught who want to carve their own path instead of the ones that their parents or society say they should follow.   I've seen it in myself when it came to taking my first entrepreneurial leap. Heck -- I feel it in myself as I share this with you write now.   I've seen it in the extremely successful entrepreneurs I interview who, before launching their business, came face-to-face with their fear of failure.   Often times all it takes to get out of our own way is just a subtle shift in thinking and focusing on the positive. Easier said than done, I know, but don't take my word for it. Listen to Jay Stolar. Jay struggled with intense bouts of depression throughout his life. He never felt exactly like he was enough. In his new music video called #MyOwnWay Jay says, "If you get out of your own way, you can accomplish anything."   In his music video #MyOwnWay (which benefits the Love is Louder movement), Stolar spreads the message that happiness comes from how you look at your situation and your willingness to love yourself.   Enter Jay Stolar   With a marker in hand, Stolar writes the word "Buried" on the reflective surface of his mirror. Others line up to share their deep seed of negativity and write their word, as well:   "Disfigured" "Homeless" "Dependent" "Not enough" "Depressed" "Destructive" "Broken"   Perhaps you too have a word that embraces your greatest fear. Being rejected. Failing. Go ahead, write it down right now or if you are driving, say it out loud. I'll wait.   What's my word? "Stuck." If I look at my life right now in one way, I can feel incredibly stuck. After my wife's severe case of Lyme Disease poured concrete over our feet just four days after we said "I do", it's become a daily struggle to not feel stuck. She went from running a half-marathon to sitting in a wheelchair in a matter of weeks. And for a vagabond like me, "Stuck" is a tough emotion to feel. But if I invert this word and focus on the positive like Stolar demonstrates, my word can become "Focused." And someone with wanderlust, if I am not forced to be focused, It's incredibly tough to sit still and focus on the present.   If you were to invert your word and focus on the positive, what would it be? Free? Beautiful? Human? Supported? Everything? Alive? Healthy? Never give up?     As a teacher, an entrepreneur, and just a guy who wants to be the best version of himself, I've seen my fair share of destructive criticism. There's a whole lot out there that tries to hold you back. Don't let yourself join that crowd.

Okay, I'm about to get a little more Sunday-morning infomercial here for a second.   And at first, I was pretty skeptical of this myself. But, after doing it, I'm now a believer in the power of visualization.    I'm not really sure what to call this I'm going to talk to you about creating. Some call it a Photo-Board, others have called it a dream board, a manifestation visualization, and a slideshow of your life.    I'm going to call it — Your Visual Launch Pad.    So, today, I want to talk to you about building your Launchpad. It's the visuals that embody the goals you have in your life.   But, first, a story...   Before every major race when I use to coach, I would have my athletes write out what their race is going to look like. What would they wear, eat. What would they smell, see, feel, think? I wanted them to experience the race before actually stepping on the start line.   Now, I didn't make this up. It was taught to me by the USA Triathlon guys who taught me how to coach, but as soon as I first did it, it stuck. Because it works.   There's actually a lot of research behind how this intense level of visualization activates the brain.   Olympians and other elite-level athletes often do this during their training too (many times before going to bed) — not just during their races. Because the research suggests that the brain creates synapses that tune into the muscular skeletal system just through the simple act of visualizing.    So, a runner, for instance, could hypothetically lay in bed and think about the movement of running: level pelvis, chest tilted upwards, raising of the knew, forefoot strike. And do this while laying in bed and actually get better at running. It's a training hack the best in the world take advantage of.    NFL football players do this all the time too.   So, when it comes to planning out your life, your career, or a shift you want, visualizing your goals helps to concretize them.   This helps for a number of reasons.   1. It defines the finish lines….   Many people complain about being unhappy, but fail to celebrate when accomplishing a goal (even the small wins). By visualizing what the finish line of a goal looks like or what you want in your life, it lets the mind know when a finish line has been reached. So, if the ocean and the beach are part of your launchpad, then when your toes crunch in the sand, you'll know you can check something off your list.   So, if in college you had an intense love for open-mic nights at the local coffee shop and don't have that any longer in your life, put up a picture of a microphone.    If donning the white coat of a doctor is what you're going to school for, then put that up.   If you dream of running a non-profit that helps those in need, put the word 501 (c)3 up.   And if making a lot of money so you can do greater good in the world is what you crave, then put a wad of cash up there.    2. It creates a language to share   A launchpad helps create a language for you to express what you want in life, along with giving someone else the opportunity to help.   In fact, Natalie Sisson and I spoke about this for a while. She said that it's important to not just create a private photo-board, but to rather create a slideshow to share with the others. In fact, Natalie shares her slideshow of what she wants in her life with the entire world.    That, Natalie argues, is how the law of attraction works.    3. It helps with decision-making   This one is simple. If a major move or change  in your life is being offered to you and it's not a heck yes in the gut, then if it's not on your life plan you can easily brush it off and move on.   So, now it's time for you to sit down and create your visual launch pad. I created a collage of pictures and words to define what mean the most to me and then put them on my closet, along with taking a picture of them to share with the world.   I will be taking Natalie's advice as well and creating a slideshow to share with the world.   On my wall, you'll see the ocean, palm trees, elements of different cultural architecture to signify my love for travel and the many human cultures, a waggy-tailed dog, footsteps in the sand, me speaking in front of a large audience, and other things like two hands holding each other. That last one came true in 2011 when I married my wife Kaitlyn.    Of course, it's nearly impossible to connect the dots looking forward, but it's very possible to visualize the things you want to feel, see, and experience in this life. How you get there will most definitely be a journey quote unexpected.     Share your wall with me at mark@thetravelingcup.com and say hi on Twitter @markwguay.

The future of work is changing and you're ready to be at the forefront of this change. If you're ready to build your life on purpose and have greater impact in your work, then this is the place for you. After interviewing Seth Godin, Natalie Sisson, Pat Flynn, Scott Harrison, and others, I've put together a plan to make sure your next steps elevate your life to a whole new level.  This is Your Life on Purpose. 

We talked about all the stuff I hope TGM has become known for by now--happiness, meaning, purpose and how we find those things in our lives and work. Good thing for me, these are topics that Natalie is not just passionate about, but helps other people figure out as well. Enjoy the show. Bits & Bytes Mentioned in the Show Social Media Marketing World Brene Brown on Vulnerability thefreedomplan.rocks Eckhart Tolle - The Power of Now More About Natalie @nataliesissonThe Suitcase EntrepreneurThe Freedom Plan

"The Suitcase Entrepreneur" Natalie Sisson shares her story and gives advice on how to build and run a profitable location-free business.

In 2010, parting with eight years of experience in corporate marketing and communications, Natalie Sisson left her corporate life to travel the world and has been living out of her suitcase ever since. She founded and grew ‘The Suitcase Entrepreneur' into a thriving online community of thousands of people all yearning to inject more excitement into their lives. Venturing far beyond her home country of New Zealand she as traveled to more than 65 countries (so far) while writing for the likes of Forbes, Under30CEO, Huffington Post, and more, Natalie provides both inspiration and education to the aspiring world traveler. Her story is one filled with just as much passion as it is with actionable insights. Takeaways: “Be curious about the world.” – Tweet This “Perfectionism is actually a form of procrastination.” – Tweet This “Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back.” – Tweet This “Why are we doing all of this if not to enjoy our lives now?” – Tweet This “The stronger your vision is the more you'll move towards it.” – Tweet This “You can put little bits of your ideal day into every single day.” – Tweet This “It's about freedom. The freedom to choose what you want to do.” – Tweet This “Hustle, determination, and a sense of belief can get you anywhere.” – Tweet This “Create products and programs around the problems of your audience.” – Tweet This “Give value without selling, but provide next steps if people want to go deeper.” – Tweet This “Recognize your individual strengths, find your zone of genius, and build your team.” – Tweet This “People don't choose freedom because they don't have a clear idea of what freedom looks like.” – Tweet This   Full Post: http://goo.gl/myTW4P Catalyst Community: http://www.catalystmlm.com More Interviews: http://catalystmlm.com/category/interviews Connect on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/catalystmlm Connect on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/catalystmlm Connect on Instagram: http://instagram.com/catalystmlm Connect on Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/catalystmlm

Natalie Sisson was the co-Founder of the successful startup Fundrazr when she packed it in, and packed up and decided to travel the world. That was over 3.5 years ago, and she’s still traveling!  She’s built a mega-successful online brand and has now been traveling (with no permanent home) teaching, podcasting, and writing.  We spend […]

Natalie Sisson is an entrepreneur and traveler who helps others seek freedom by building a location-independent business. She is the host of a website called The Suitcase Entrepreneur and recently published a book by the same name. In this episode of A Congruent Life, Natalie reflects on her own journey as a nomadic entrepreneur, including: […] The post ACL 022: Natalie Sisson appeared first on A Congruent Life.