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072 | Chelann Gienger Shares How to Comeback from Near Business Shut Down Chelann Gienger is a millennial thought leader and young entrepreneur movement creator. Along with many other publication features highlighting her serial entrepreneurship ventures, Chelann has been featured in HuffPost, EOFire, and was named in the Top 40 Millennial Influencers to Follow in 2018.  At the age of 18, Chelann opened NUYU Juice Bar along with her partners. To date, NUYU Juice Bar has served hundreds of customers on a weekly basis in Yakima, Washington. Everyone knows that you need a solid business plan in place in order to open a business, but how many people out there know what’s necessary to CLOSE a business? It’s a not so fun topic, but one that this week’s guest believes is important (and I agree!) This week’s guest, Chelann Gienger, created her first business three days after graduating high school, and new she’d find the success she craved. However, that success came with it’s own set of ups and downs. In October of 2016, NUYU Juice Bar had hit a plateau. Chelann and her partners were concerned that the business wouldn’t make it through the winter. Together they decided that they’d need to create a “Shutdown Plan” so that they knew how to handle it, if they did need to close NUYU. Thankfully before closing, all three individuals came together and decided to kick their own BUTT one last time. In the end, they made a huge comeback! If you’re wondering why you’d want to create a “Shutdown Plan” for your business, then this episode of Success Unfiltered is a MUST LISTEN! Enjoy, and thank you for listening and tuning into Success Unfiltered! To share your thoughts: Email The Pitch Queen @ hello@thepitchqueen.com Ask a question over at www.ThePitchQueen.com Share Success Unfiltered on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, & LinkedIn To help the show out: Please leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe to the show on iTunes. Special thanks goes out to Chelann Gienger for taking the time to chat with Michelle. Be sure to join us next week for our next new episode! P.S. Does “Positive Mindset” Mean “Happy Thoughts 24/7?” Of course not. What DOES it mean, then? And why is a powerful sales mindset so crucial for entrepreneurs? Master Sales Strategist Shameca Tankerson and I, The Pitch Queen, have both experienced the power of a solid mindset. And in our FREE Mini-Workshop, we’re sharing our the top 3 ways to start building a mindset that will rock your business, help grow your top line revenues and change your viewpoints! Click HERE and Join us for “3 Power Practices To Create A Kickass Entrepreneurial Sales Mindset: A Mini Workshop” and put the power of your mind to work for YOU! Here are a few key secrets we talked about in this episode: Michelle introduces Chelann Gienger. Chelann shares a brief description of who she is and what her business is all about. “We kind of become numb to the NO after being an entrepreneur for a while.” ~ Chelann Gienger Chelann shares how before opening she and her partners did some market research to find out what was and wasn’t working with Juice Bars in Yakima, Washington. Three days after graduating high school, at 18 years old, Chelann opened NUYU Juice Bar with help from a loan from a close family friend. Chelann shares her experience with her first potential investor (they wanted 50% ownership)! She shares the full story in this episode! The reason that NUYU has remained so successful is because Chelann believes they are different from the previous Yakima Juice Bars. Chelann shares the three things that make her business stand out! Service is so underrated in many businesses, and Chelann believes that it is service that helps you stand apart. In November of 2016, Chelann and her partners reached a Crossroads. The business had plateaued and some of the partners were trying to decide if they’d leave the organization. Chelann shares this never before told story, in this episode! After creating a potential shutdown plan for their business, Chelann and her partners decided to put their all into building the business. Within three months the changes they implemented came to fruition and the business soared. “In those low moments, if we can muster up enough strength to push past that and to once again call ourselves to a higher standard and pull ourselves out of the trench. What's on the other side is almost always going to be this exponential amazingness.” ~ Chelann Gienger Chelann shares why they were putting shutdown plans in place. Michelle and Chelann discuss how you can’t just google “shut down plans” and find good information if closing a business is something you will have to do. Chelann talks about what changes they made to NUYU to begin seeing massive shifts in the business. Chelann shares what she would tell her younger self. Connect with Chelann Gienger: NUYU’s Website Chelann’s Book Entrepreneur Before 25 Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn P.S. Does “Positive Mindset” Mean “Happy Thoughts 24/7?” Of course not. What DOES it mean, then? And why is a powerful sales mindset so crucial for entrepreneurs? Master Sales Strategist Shameca Tankerson and I, The Pitch Queen, have both experienced the power of a solid mindset. And in our FREE Mini-Workshop, we’re sharing our the top 3 ways to start building a mindset that will rock your business, help grow your top line revenues and change your viewpoints! Click HERE and Join us for “3 Power Practices To Create A Kickass Entrepreneurial Sales Mindset: A Mini Workshop” and put the power of your mind to work for YOU! Music produced by Deejay-O  www.iamdeejayo.com  

Chelann Gienger is a millennial thought leader and young entrepreneur movement creator. Along with many other publication features highlighting her serial entrepreneurship ventures, Chelann has been featured in HuffPost, EOFire, and was named in the Top 40 Millennial Influencers to Follow in 2018.   At the age of 18, Chelann opened NUYU Juice Bar along with her partners. To date, NUYU Juice Bar has served hundreds of customers on a weekly basis in Yakima, Washington.   Within a year of launching NUYU Juice Bar, Chelann started the Entrepreneur Before 25 Podcast out of a desire to inspire and unite young and like-minded entrepreneurs. The podcast features weekly interviews with inspiring entrepreneurs all around the world who started their entrepreneurial journey at the age of 25 and under.   In September 2017 at 20-years old, Chelann published her first book, Dear Millennial,: a compass to defining your unique purpose, pursuing a life of fulfillment, and building a legacy.   This book was born out of a personal desire to call herself and her peers to a higher standard of greatness in every sphere of life. It’s one of her greatest passions to help millennials define the purpose that only they can accomplish on this earth and give them the tools to break it down into realistic action steps. With those tools in hand, Chelann teaches millennials how to accomplish their overarching purpose while living a fulfilled life and creating a legacy that lasts generations!  

Chelann Gienger is a millennial thought leader and young entrepreneur movement creator. At 21-years-old, she's the owner of NUYU Juice Bar, the founder and host of The Entrepreneur Before 25 Podcast and the author of Dear Millennial,. You can learn more about Chelann here: http://chelanngienger.com/ This episode is brought to you by Authors Unite. Authors Unite provides you with all the resources you need to become a successful author. You can learn more about Authors Unite and join the free community at http://authorsunite.com/. Thank you for listening to The Business Blast Podcast! Tyler --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/authorsunite/support

Chelann Gienger was recently named one of the top 40 millennials to follow in 2018 by the Huffington Post. Chelann is a serial entrepreneur who owns the NUYU Juice Bar in Washington state, is the Host of the Entrepreneur Before 25 podcast, and the author of Dear Millennial,: A Compass to Defining Your Unique Purpose, Pursuing a Life of Fulfillment, and Building a Legacy. In this episode, we talk about Chelann’s incredibly entrepreneurial journey that saw her opening a brick and mortar business when she was only 18 years old, why it’s important to see everything in your business as a growth opportunity, why we need to take “extreme ownership” of our lives, and so much more. Enjoy! What you’ll hear in this episode: How Chelann first got started in entrepreneurship The advantages Chelann says she’s had growing up in an entrepreneurial family The ways Chelann’s grown throughout her entrepreneurial journey so far The importance of seeing everything in your business as a growth opportunity Chelann’s challenge of opening a brick and mortar business at the age of 18 Which of Chelann’s incredible achievements surprises her the most? The parts of her book Chelann felt were the most challenging to open up and write about What Chelann would tell her younger self if she could go back and have a conversation with her Why we need to take “extreme ownership” of our lives Is social media causing millennials to be too flexible with our values? Follow Us On: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube

Our latest learnings about how to accomplish big dreams and goals by setting a plan of action, and following it. In this family round table discussion, you’ll learn what we’ve discovered about how reaching goals takes a systematic approach to planning & action. QUESTIONS DISCUSSED --Think of some big dream or goal you’ve had that felt so massive that you didn’t know if it was possible, but you ended up finding a way to accomplish it? What was the dream or goal? Why did it seem overwhelming when you first set your sights on it? What did you end up doing to break it down into actionable steps and discipline yourself to make progress? What did you learn from that process? --What do you think keeps people from setting or effectively pursuing big, important goals? --What has helped you personally move past your hesitations to accomplish big goals? --What is the most effective system you’ve currently found to break down your big dreams or goals into action plans that help insure regular progress? What are some real-time learnings or best practices about how you are doing this now? A SIMPLE GOAL SETTING SYSTEM Chelann referenced the goal setting system that she uses that is described in her book. Following is an excerpt from Dear Millennial, If you want to order the entire book, you can find it on Amazon or Audible. GOALS TURN YOUR MISSION AND VALUES INTO REALITY The point of an audacious goal is to reach for something that appears to be bigger than life, and most definitely bigger than what seems realistic. That’s why it’s a goal—it seems just out of reach, and that is the exciting part. The challenge is that we get excited in the moment, and once that excitement wears off, we tend to become daunted by the dream. This leads to feeling like it’s too big to accomplish. That’s why action steps to your goals are going to be your best friend. They take a giant objective and break it down into small and realistic action steps. When we are goal setting we constantly apply the saying, “How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time.” Although, on a side note, I’m not sure who ever wanted to eat an elephant in the first place. But it works for the analogy. As I mentioned above, too many people stop at creating their mission and values. They may read over them a couple times here and there, but because they aren’t taking action on them, they get discouraged and stop all together. A car without wheels is of no use to anyone. Your mission and values are your car (the foundation and engine to your dream) and your goals are your wheels. Goal setting is your map to success. And with a plan, your dream will seem more than realistic to accomplish. You’ll feel fully equipped to chase it instead of stressed about the unknown. WHAT MY GOALS HAVE DONE FOR ME If a 15 year-old can create a compass for herself without having any idea of what she’s doing, you can, too, no matter what your age. I’m going to help you break your dream down into actionable steps with your mission and values as a foundation. When it comes to my compass, I break life down into spheres. A sphere is each major component of your life. You can create your spheres in whatever fashion you would like. I have a sphere for myself spiritually, mentally and emotionally, financially, physically, and for me as a business woman, which contains sub-spheres each of my business endeavors below it. Underneath each sphere is a description of my overall object for that sphere that year. This helps me categorize different areas and roles in a more organized fashion. Here’s an example of what one of your spheres could look like. This is a sub-sphere underneath the overarching sphere of business; it’s essentially what I used to break down the giant objective of writing this book plus or minus a few details. Sphere: My first book Overall objective of that sphere: I will have my first book published the week of September 26, 2017. Through the book, resources, and processes that come from it, I am establishing authority as a young entrepreneur and inspiring and empowering the younger generation to live in extreme freedom and complete life balance through the platform of being an entrepreneur and Christ follower. Yearly Goals: - Book published by September 26, 2017. - Have 5 cold lead documents for exercises throughout book - Over 10,000 copies of book sold within a year of publishing - Have book reach Amazon best seller status in two categories - Get over 100 positive reviews on Amazon within first year - To be generating $$$ a month from book sales - Grow email list to 5,000 - Have a process/program people can purchase through book (convert readers into customers) Monthly Goals: - Finish writing rough draft of book - Hire an editor - Research how to create an audio book - Research how to create pdf book - Create two of the cold lead documents Weekly Goals: - Write three chapters for rough draft - Publish an ad for editors on Upwork - Ask 3 people who’ve created an audio book how they did it - Research pros and cons of pdf book vs print - Create one cold lead document After reading through that goal sphere, do you see how all of a sudden my giant goal of writing my first book before the age of 21 not only has a step-by-step plan but also feels realistic to make happen? This is one of my favorite topics to talk about because no matter how big the goal, there is always something you can do today to get a step closer to accomplishing it! As you can see, I started with my overall objective. This is basically a phrase that summarizes your overall goal in a sentence or two. I like this sentence to be formatted in the present tense, like it’s already happening. That way, when you read it, it affirms your ability and desire to achieve it. SMART GOALS Next, make your yearly goals. Take your overall objective and break that down into bullet points of specific SMART goals that need to happen for that overall objective to be accomplished. It’s very important that these goals are SMART goals. SMART stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timed. Meaning, I’m not just going to put “sell a lot of books” as one of my goals because, when do I reach that goal? When I sell a hundred books or when I sell 10,000 books? Instead, I put a specific and realistic number of books to sell by a set time. As a result, I know without a doubt exactly when I will reach that goal and can celebrate that victory. Your yearly goals are the big overarching goals that you need to have done in order to accomplish that big main objective. Next come your monthly goals. These goals are your yearly goals broken down into what you need to accomplish month by month. I usually go through each of my yearly goals, picking them apart and placing them into my monthly goals in a way that results in them being completed within a year’s time. Now we get to the fun part—your weekly goals. Go through each of your monthly goals and break them down into your week. Break them down into specific action steps that need to be done each week. This part isn’t on my compass because that would be one long document, but the next obvious step is breaking your weekly goals into daily goals. Every evening, I sit down and look at the weekly goals I need to accomplish in each sphere. From there, I write down what I need to accomplish for the next day. One of my most effective hacks for having a productive day is planning out the day the night before! Waking up with a plan is one of the best feelings. It leaves no room for wasted time or purpose. TIME BLOCKING If you’re super list oriented like me, you’ll take those daily goals and organize them into a time-blocked timeline for that day. Time-blocking is a simple system I use each day to insure that I stay on track with what I need to accomplish for that day. I’m sure you’ve heard the concept of a task expanding to the time you allot to it. Well, I’ve tested that out multiple times and it’s true. If I allot one hour to finish a chapter in this book, it’s going to take one hour. I time-block by starting from the end of my day moving backwards. If I want to be in bed by 10:00 p.m., then I’m going to start time blocking from that point backwards. Here’s an example of what my time-block schedule could look like for any given day: 10:00 p.m.- bedtime 9:30 p.m. – get ready for bed 9:00 p.m. – time-block tomorrow 8:30 p.m. – get home from family dinner 6:00 p.m. – family dinner 5:30 p.m. – get ready for dinner 4:45 p.m. – edit and finalize one Entrepreneur Before 25 Podcast episode 3:45 p.m. – respond to all messages (emails and texts) 1:45 p.m. – edit 3 chapters of rough draft of book 12:00 p.m. – workout 6:45 a.m. – work at NUYU Juice Bar 6:15 a.m. – get ready for the day 5:00 a.m. – morning routine You get the picture. Notice how I have set and given myself a realistic amount of time for each task. I like to add this buffer to make sure I set myself up for success. I know that it might not take me an hour to respond to all my messages, but I’m going to allot myself that much time anyways just in case I’ve fallen off schedule somewhere else in the day and need some catch-up time. Now, time-blocking might not be for you, but I would encourage you to at least give it a try. Time-blocking allows me to get everything done that I need to throughout the day, and with my personality, that level of organization takes my stress levels down from where they would normally be. Through this break-down process, we took a giant objective and broke it all the way down into what you need to accomplish today in order to make your big, audacious dream a reality. How exciting is that? Don’t be overwhelmed by this process. It’s a process that can take place in many different forms. You just need to find the one that works best for you. But no matter what, goal setting usually has this same type of foundation. If you have a dream that scares you, and you feel like is bigger than life itself, you can and you will accomplish it using this process. TAKE ACTION Now it’s time for you to take action to create another system for your success. Download the systems for developing your personal mission. Then take some time answering the key questions that will help you begin to define your personal life mission.  Go ahead.  Take this foundational step to designing the life of your dreams...a life full of fulfillment and purpose!   RESOURCES: To access the Tello app which was referenced in this podcast as a tool to help you organize your goals and tasks, go to https://trello.com/ or you can search for it on your mobile phone app store. For a template on creating the goal portion of your compass, go to this link: https://www.chelanngienger.com/compass-template THANK YOU! Thanks again for listening to the show! 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At 21-years-old, Chelann is the owner of NUYU Juice Bar, Founder and Host of the Entrepreneur Before 25 Podcast and the Author of Dear Millennial. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. You will never grow in your comfort zone – get out and get scared. 2. Big decisions and actions happen when you take ownership. 3. Whatever your goals are, don’t let circumstances get into you. Visit Chelann’s website - ChelannGienger.com Sponsors: Go To Webinar: My BEST marketing strategy? Hosting LIVE WEBINARS. And Go To Webinar has the reliability and the features you need to deliver webinars your audience will love. For more information, visit GoToWebinar.com/fire! Right Networks: Helps entrepreneurs securely transition applications like QuickBooks Desktop or Microsoft Office to the cloud. To learn more give Right Networks a call at 888-469-5905. And for a special 10% discount mention “Entrepreneurs On Fire” before May 1, 2018! Pitney Bowes: Print postage right from your office and take advantage of special discounts! ​Plans start AS LOW AS ​$5 per month. Visit PB​.com/fire​ to learn more and sign up for your free trial. Terms apply, see site for details.

Bio: I started my first business at the age of 15 and from that point on, I was hooked. The whole idea for EB25 sparked during the first couple months of my second business startup, NUYU Juice Bar. During that time, it dawned on me that life is all about surrounding yourself with like-minded people who are running the same race you are. For me, that meant young entrepreneurs. But there was only one small issue…  Hardly any young entrepreneurs were around me. And if that was the case for me, I figured it must be the case for other’s as well. What’s the most logical way to solve this problem? To create a platform that attracts young entrepreneurs, of course! So, here we are with EB25. EB25 interviews inspiring entrepreneurs who started their entrepreneurial journey at the age of 25 or under. I follow them through their journey of being an entrepreneur~ the ups, the downs, the fun and the sad. My hope is that their stories will inspire and empower you to live a life of freedom and balance while being a young entrepreneur.  What you will learn in this episode: I think toady’s guest is the youngest we’ve ever had on the show. Not that I grill guests on how old they are! At the spritely age of 20, Chelann Geinger is already a serial entreprenueer. At the age of 18, she opened her first business with 3 partners, and has already launched the Entrepreneur Before 25 Podcast out of a desire to inspire and unite young and like-minded entrepreneurs together. Is it possible teenage girl starte own business? Yes, Learn Chelann's story How she convinced people to give them health coaching with her 15 years For more click here

Teliah is the owner of Renu Hot Yoga, NUYU Juice Bar, and the host of The Balancing Act Podcast, where she interviews women entrepreneurs on balancing personal and business life. Aside from those three, she coaches personal clients on developing healthy habits and yoga practices. She loves every joy, opportunity, challenge and growth moment that comes along with being an entrepreneur and especially loves working alongside her husband, Kylon. She loves being outside with her family and looks forward to building their dream home in the mountains of beautiful Washington State so she can snowboard and work from home every day. What you will learn in this episode: How Teliah started her Yoga studio How to find the right people for your business How to recognize the right person - the one that's the best fit for your business For more click here

In This Episode:  Find out why being wealthy is not all about the zeros Discover how accidental entrepreneurship led to two successful businesses at 27 years old. Explore how a digital detox on a daily basis can change your emotional, spiritual and physical wellbeing. Hear two tips to break your cellphone addiction. Guest: Teliah Geinger Teliah is the owner of Renu Hot Yoga, NUYU Juice Bar, and the host of The Balancing Act Podcast, where she interviews women entrepreneurs on balancing personal and business life. Aside from those three, she coaches personal clients on developing healthy habits and yoga practices. She loves every joy, opportunity, challenge and growth moment that comes along with being an entrepreneur and especially loves working alongside her husband, Kylon. She loves being outside with her family and looks forward to building their dream home in the mountains of beautiful Washington State so she can snowboard and work from home every day. Traci Long DeForge Produce Your Podcast

Chelann Gienger is a young entrepreneur. How young? You'll never know… She started her first business at the age of 15 and from that point on, she was hooked. The whole idea for EB25 sparked during the first couple months of her second business startup, NUYU Juice Bar. During that time, it dawned on Chelann that life is all about surrounding yourself with like-minded people who are running the same race you are. For her, that meant young entrepreneurs. But there was only one small issue…  Hardly any young entrepreneurs were around her. And if that was the case for her, she figured it must be the case for other's as well. What's the most logical way to solve this problem? To create a platform that attracts young entrepreneurs, of course! So, here we are with EB25. EB25 interviews inspiring entrepreneurs who started their entrepreneurial journey at the age of 25 or under. Chelann follows them through their journey of being an entrepreneur~ the ups, the downs, the fun and the sad. Her hope is that their stories will inspire and empower you to live a life of freedom and balance while being a young entrepreneur.

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