Podcasts about solopreneur

Are you an attorney who wants to get into the social media space? In this podcast episode, Jim and Tyson discuss the importance of creating engaging and entertaining content for law firm videos and social media. Creating social media content is a difficult skill to master. It takes time and effort to not only understand how certain apps work but also what type of content is going to reel people in. Social media can be used to attract clients, especially those of a younger demographic. Tyson and Jim explore the idea of creating entertaining videos and if it will lead to more viewers and clients. One thing to consider is creating TikTok content that is a mix of fun and legal advice. The fun aspect allows viewers to get to know you as a person and then the legal advice will showcase the expertise.Tyson and Jim talk about how viewers do not like the “ask” in social media content. The point of social media is to attract people to view your content and subscribe. The last thing people want is to have to go the extra mile for a creator all the time if they are asking their audience to do something. Sprinkling in the “selling” is a good way to get your message across. Giving away your best tips and advice will get people to listen. It is a risk because nobody wants to give everything away for nothing in return, but Tyson and Jim promise it is the best way to get the views without throwing things in people's faces.When creating content on apps like Tiktok, it is important to include all the necessary information without taking too much time. Make sure to address the question, provide a solution and have a call to action. It is really important to ensure videos are kept short. No one is going to listen to a video if it is too long because you lose the viewer if you do not get the point.To be successful on social media, it is important to understand the rhythm of the platform. What are people talking about? What are the trends to know and follow? Get to know your audience and understand what they want to see and what questions they need answered. As attorneys, find out what legal advice people want to know. Is it about immigration, privacy, criminal or copyright? From here, you can create content in a way that will help you attain more clients.Take a listen!2:09 The significance of creating engaging and interesting videos5:42 Balance entertaining content with informative legal content10:04 Giving away valuable content to attract clients18:35 The need for law firm videos and social media content to be short19:56 Advice on how to make TikTok videos interesting by following trendsJim's Hack: Read the book $100M Leads: How to Get Strangers to Want to Buy Your Stuff Alex Hormozi Tyson's Tip: Get your personal life organized through a Kanban board. Tyson suggests having columns for buckets such as “new task”, “doing” and “done” and using sticky notes to fill the board.

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In this episode of The One-Person Business Podcast, we sit down with Leah Marone, a seasoned psychotherapist with more than two decades of experience. Her unique background as a former Division 1 basketball player, once plagued by anxiety, fuels her passion for assisting athletes and coaches in conquering issues like pressure, imposter syndrome, perfectionism, and performance anxiety. During our conversation with Leah, we explore a wide range of topics that resonate with solopreneurs and anyone striving for better mental well-being: Distinguishing Stress from Anxiety: Leah elaborates on the nuanced difference between feeling stressed and experiencing anxiety, helping listeners identify and manage these emotions effectively. Managing Anxiety for Solopreneurs: We delve into practical strategies solopreneurs can employ when anxiety threatens to overwhelm them. Leah offers insights on bouncing back from anxiety and handling the moment when it strikes. Conquering Imposter Syndrome: Imposter syndrome is a common challenge for many, especially among solopreneurs. Leah shares valuable advice on how to combat this pervasive issue. Dealing with the Pressures of Solopreneurship: Leah provides valuable guidance on how solopreneurs can mitigate the unique pressures that come with running a business alone, promoting resilience and sustainability. Cultivating a Positive Relationship with Oneself: As a solopreneur, you are your own boss. Leah explores ways in which individuals can strengthen their self-relationship, fostering self-compassion and personal growth. Embracing Self-Care and Downtime: In a world where hustle culture prevails, Leah shares insights on how solopreneurs can embrace self-care and downtime without feeling guilty about not working during every free moment. Additional Burnout Prevention Strategies: Beyond advice, Leah shares additional techniques and practices to help individuals avoid burnout and sustain their well-being. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for solopreneurs seeking to manage anxiety, conquer imposter syndrome, and prevent burnout while achieving their goals and maintaining mental wellness in today's demanding world. Leah Marone's extensive experience and insights provide practical solutions and hope for individuals striving to navigate the complexities of modern life while preserving their mental health and overall well-being. Be sure to tune in!

There's a common misconception circulating about solopreneurs... The idea that solopreneurs can go it alone without any assistance or resources is entirely untrue. Take it from me. I've had to shift this perspective for many of my students. While embarking on the solopreneur journey can be an incredible experience, there are certain essentials needed to excel in this game. With a solid foundation as a solopreneur, scaling becomes much more achievable, and you can finally reach those revenue goals you've always aspired to achieve. You might even find yourself working just 5 hours a week, like me (if that's your choice), and crafting a fulfilling life. However, without building this foundation, you'll remain one step away from that breakthrough, unsure of why you haven't reached it yet. That's why I've dedicated today's podcast episode to the three crucial elements every solopreneur requires. Trust me, mastering these three aspects will revolutionize your entrepreneurial journey. So, if you're determined to navigate your solopreneurial path the right way, be sure to tune in to this episode. In today's episode you'll learn: -Why having a community is a great way to stay motivated. -How to use digital tools to save you time, energy and money. -My A.C.E formula for supercharging your business. -And much, much more. Enjoy!

Sometimes, it's an entrepreneur's ability to neutralize their weaknesses that paves the way to their success. By prioritizing important tasks and removing themselves from activities they aren't skilled at or simply don't like, entrepreneurs can focus their talents on areas of their business where they can make a measured difference.  Implementing systems like these helped Lauren Tickner turn her side hustle as a fitness coach into a 7-figure online business by the age of 21.  But Lauren didn't stop there. She realized that the systems she used to grow her fitness coaching business could be applied to all industries.  This revelation inspired her to create Impact School, a 7-figure coaching company that helps digital entrepreneurs implement systems that allow them to free up valuable time and scale their businesses to new heights.  In this episode, Lauren joins us to discuss the advantages of systematization, the steps business owners should take to systematize their business, and how implementing systems has helped her own business thrive. According to Lauren, “As a business owner, you have to fill your weaknesses. I became so systems oriented through my own lack of organization. A big lesson for me was hiring someone who was my opposite, who could ensure that those systems were set up. But only by being honest about my weaknesses was I able to find the right person.” Lauren also sheds some light on the bad industry advice that entrepreneurs should avoid, how she diversifies her income streams without succumbing to shiny object syndrome, and some of the biggest challenges she faced when building and scaling Impact School. Topics Discussed in This Episode: How Lauren helps people detach their personal brand from their business (05:06) Lauren walks us through her origin story as an entrepreneur (07:55) Hiring people who compliment your weaknesses (13:48) How systemization can benefit entrepreneurs (15:10) The right time to implement systemization in your business's lifecycle (18:03) The V.I.L.E. system Lauren uses to prioritize tasks (24:33) The bad advice Lauren has heard floating around the industry (29:41) How Lauren plans to diversify her income streams moving forward (39:35) How Lauren avoids shiny object syndrome when acquiring businesses (44:05) Why Lauren decided to exclude investors from her own business (50:35) Mentions: Empire Flippers Podcast Empire Flippers Marketplace Schedule a call with our expert sales advisors  Impact School Notion Sit back, grab a coffee, and learn how systems can help you scale your business without losing your freedom.

Alright BusBenchBabes this week we've got a special guest with us, Leah Garcyznski, the owner and principal designer at 13th Avenue Interiors in Minneapolis, MN. Leah gives us a window into what it's like to balance a corporate career and a side business, while also being a mom and a wife. She shares some of her tips for time management, and prioritizing tasks, and we talk to her about her design style, mom life and transitioning her life from a full time corporate career to full time solopreneur.  We connected with Leah through social media and the podcast and we had SO much fun getting to sit down with her in person and have this conversation. She is full of wisdom and wonderful advice and we can't wait to share this with you! Let's dive in! Make sure to check Leah out on Instagram @13thavenueinteriors and on her website www.13thavenueinteriors.com

Does your firm need better Wi-Fi? Do you struggle to have good connectivity during meetings? This episode features Tyson who discusses tech tips to improve Wi-Fi speeds for law practices. Regardless of the type of industry you are in, reliable Wi-Fi is a necessity, especially in this day and age. It is one of the only ways we are able to stay connected and know what is happening around us. Tyson talks about the need to understand what you are paying for. He suggests people google an “internet speed test” to check how fast the internet is and to test it all around the office. If the speed and the price don't match, it means it is time to make some changes.Tyson provides some tips to use to solve connectivity and speed issues. One tip is to simply reboot your router, which involves unplugging the router for 30 seconds, pressing the power button and plugging it back in. This can reset your internet and bring it back to a good speed. Another tip is upgrading your router. Older routers are not able to keep up with the newer demands of Wi-Fi and can really slow everything down. Disconnecting multiple devices is something that can also speed up your Wi-Fi. Most times, people have their phones, laptops and TVs connected to the Wi-Fi which can really slow it down. Encourage people in the office to disconnect devices that they do not need.Where your router is located in the office can really determine how strong the connection and speed is. If your Wi-Fi is slow, consider moving the router to a more central position. This could be a boardroom or office in the middle of the space. What this does is clear the path and not allow the connection to hit walls or barriers.Take a listen!00:24 How Wi-Fi speeds affect law practices2:33 How to test your internet speeds using Google's internet speed test4:29 Tips for improving Wi-Fi speeds

Do you need some help in changing habits to reduce stress? In this episode, Tyson discusses the importance of stress reduction and shares practical tips for managing stress in the legal profession and as a business owner.Tyson talks about the various ways to reduce stress as well as some things he has implemented. One of his tips to reducing stress is the method of box breathing. Box breathing involves inhaling for 4 seconds, holding your breath for 4 seconds, exhaling for 4 seconds and then holding your breath once more for 4 seconds. What this does is help center yourself and reach a state of calm.Another tip is to turn off notifications. People are on their phones way too much and get distracted by all the apps. It can cause a lot of stress and many people can become addicted. Tyson suggests doing this as it allows you to control the flood of information that gets to you. You can control the amount and when you absorb it.One final tip is to schedule your workouts. Realistically, if you do not schedule it, it's not going to happen. Scheduling it allows you to proactively plan and stay accountable to yourself. If you decide one day you are not in the mood to workout, schedule that time frame for a walk around the neighborhood or around the office.Take a listen to learn more tips on how to reduce stress!2:04 The technique of box breathing for stress reduction4:47 Have you turned off notifications to reduce stress?5:35 The importance of scheduling workouts

In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with Business Coach and Mentor, Jonny Cooper.Jonny's unique perspective on marketing, especially for online solopreneurs, is a breath of fresh air in an industry often seen as a necessary evil.The name "Jonny Hates Marketing" was born during a podcast interview where we discussed marketing practices that lacked respect. Johnny realized that many of his community members shared his sentiment, viewing marketing as a pain and a necessary evil. But Jonny's hatred for marketing isn't about the concept itself but how it's often executed.Jonny believes marketing should be about solving someone's problem rather than self-promotion. He quotes Seth Godin's definition of marketing as the generous act of solving someone's problem. This approach requires a deep understanding of your ideal client's challenges, hopes, and dreams.One of the critical points Johnny emphasizes is the importance of building communities and creating a sense of belonging for ideal clients. When people feel that people like them work with a particular service provider, they will likely trust and believe in that provider's products or services.Johnny works with coaches and therapists either starting their businesses or struggling to attract clients. He helps them clarify what they do in simple terms, identify their target audience, and develop their signature programs or offers.Key Points from the Episode:Jonny Cooper's work and why he hates marketingFocusing on working with online solopreneurs (coaches, therapists, consultants)How the name "Johnny Hates Marketing" came aboutMarketing as solving someone's problem rather than self-promotionImportance of understanding ideal clients and their challenges, hopes, and dreamsBuilding communities and creating a sense of belonging for ideal clientsHelping coaches and therapists clarify what they do, identify target audience, and develop signature programs/offersThree pillars of online therapy or coaching: what, who, and howRecommendations for taking action: reviewing language and copy, understanding the audience, sharing client transformationsAbout Jonny Cooper:Jonny Cooper is a British author, accomplished piano player, and international racing driver. He is best known as the founder of JonnyHatesMarketing, where he has significantly impacted business and coaching.Having successfully grown a business to 8-figures and subsequently exited, Jonny now dedicates his expertise to supporting coaches, trainers, therapists, and consultants in establishing their personal brands and thriving practices while achieving a life of abundance. His Client Attraction Blueprint program consistently attracts eager students and aligns with his goal of impacting the lives of 1,000,000 transformation professionals by 2025.Jonny's Three Pillars of Effortless Marketing blueprints universal success and growth, particularly benefiting aspiring coaches and therapists. He is passionate about elevating the average income within the profession.Additionally, Jonny is the driving force behind the influential Jonny Hates Marketing Facebook Group, which has generated over $1 million in sales despite his humorous insistence that he still hates marketing.Apply to be a Guest on The Thoughtful Entrepreneur: https://go.upmyinfluence.com/podcast-guestLinks Mentioned in this Episode:Want to learn more? Check out...

Get on the waitlist for The Embodied Boss Collective: https://abranchofholly.com/collective Get your free copy of The Solopreneur's Growth Playbook: https://abranchofholly.com/growth Grab your 12 Month Boss Gameplan: https://abranchofholly.com/profit Download the Weekly Prep Meeting Checklist: https://abranchofholly.com/week … Today's topic is a little bit personal… This won't come as a big surprise to you, but sometimes I can be TOO strategic - I like lists, I like things to be in a certain order and I like to just follow the plan.  So this means I love plans, I love color coding, I am just a really extreme type A person… so incorporating fun and going off script can feel super awkward and stressful for me. My mindset coach is always reminding me that because I'm so logical I forget to believe in magic and so I thought this would be a great conversation for us to have as we wrap up Q3 and head into the last quarter of the year.  Because when I do infuse fun and magic and playfulness, that's when I usually have the biggest breakthroughs and I hope that you can too.  Here's the lowdown of what we're going to cover: - My personal experience with infusing more fun and magic into my business - Some journal prompts to help you start to implement this - A few tangible action steps for you to round this up (because I know you love those!) I truly believe in having a plan. And for you to be in business for the long-term you need to make sure that you love what you're doing and that you're loving the everyday activities you're doing too. For me, the long game means enjoying what you do, infusing fun and magic into your business, and also really thinking about how do you want to live first and then work your business around that. I would LOVE for you to share with me how can you incorporate more fun into the work you are doing - head over to Instagram, pop me a message and let me know. I think you'll be surprised with how motivating it can be to help you get the results that you have been dreaming of.  xo Coach Holly For full show notes go to abranchofholly.com/podcast  ...  Mentioned in the episode: Get the Behind The Boss Newsletter: https://abranchofholly.com/boss DM Holly on IG:  https://www.instagram.com/abranchofholly/ Rate & review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/busy-to-boss-podcast/id1441425911

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Sam Walton loved this principle, and he used it as one of his top 10 concepts to drive Wal-Mart to meteoric heights. In 1988, I took a chance with this mindset, and it turned our 5.5-million-dollar company into a 12-million-dollar company in 2 years. Imagine exceeding corporate expectations by exchanging a company-centric formula, for a customer-centric recipe? Today we tell a pretty cool story (at least I think it is cool), about building a productive sandbox that is a polar opposite from the competition. This valuable lesson changed my standard business approach forever. Cheers!Support the show

Are you a practicing attorney who struggles with closing a deal? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer podcast, Russ, a salesperson with a law degree, presents the five most important factors to closing a sale. He talks about the skills and qualities an attorney needs to close a sale with a client.Building Trust People will buy a product or become a client because of trust. Trust is essential in gaining the support and rapport of a client. Trust comes from credibility as well, in that you are good at what you do and you have the evidence to show for it. Now the question becomes: “How do you begin to build that relationship with a client?”5 Steps for Closing a SaleRuss talks about the five steps for closing a sale and how it can pertain to attorneys.The first step is engagement. As lawyers, engaging with the client at the beginning is easy because the client calls you for help. As long as you are quick with getting their needs met, you have them. Once this step is done, you need to focus on discovering the client. Get to know them and their needs. Spend time understanding their real needs and the needs they don't even know about. Walk the client through the process of how their needs will be both met and encourage them to take your recommendations. This leads to the third and most important step, which is building value. Clients are going to buy what you're selling, only if you convince them you or a product has value. To build value, communicate with them when you will be in touch, when you are available and all the information the client will need.As attorneys, gaining the trust of the client comes from passion. You need to be passionate about them and their story. Working in the legal field comes with countless stories about people who have gone through turmoil, trauma and heartache. Clients need to have attorneys that are just as passionate as they are to solve the issue. This passion is important in showing clients that you care and are with them until the end. It will stem from the discovery stage, where you ask questions to get a better understanding of what the client needs and why they came to your firm.Most of the time, potential clients don't know what they want because they are stressed out from their legal situation. As an attorney, you need to get them to commit to something. After showing them your value, have them commit to a phone call from you, a follow up call from your assistant, or signing the agreement. You need to give them a choice to make a decision. This is where you close the deal and retain the client.Take a listen to learn more!1:19 The importance of trust, credibility, and rapport in closing a sale3:28 Engaging the client10:04 The importance of building value.19:30 The strategy of providing the client with a choice

When is it better to keep your side hustle on the side, and stay with your day job? Teresa Au speaks to UX designer-by-day, illustrator-by-night Miranda Wong about the pros and cons of working a second shift in a creative field. Miranda shares her strategies for time management, why her illustration business makes her better at her day job, and the hidden rewards of meeting customers and vendors in real life. What you'll hear on this episode:How Miranda's creative process has changed since graduating college and starting a jobHer thoughts on how to be creative in a time crunchUse your body to inspire your creativity–take a walk or dance to a songThe interplay between UX design and having your own businessMiranda's new confidence at her day jobA professional breakthrough from speaking her mindGaining support at work from early-career colleaguesThe benefits of finding a mentorWhy time management is also about attitudeCreativity flows at nightPrioritizing self care and restWhy she started Mando's Bake Shop in the pandemicGiving to worthy causes is part of the business, not an afterthoughtResponding to Black Lives Matter and Stop Asian HateShould Miranda take Mando's Bake Shop full-time?Thoughts on future expansion and employee number one: her momBreaking down creative vs. administrative timeHow Miranda learns from her vendors by visiting them in personPosting on social shouldn't be a choreThe importance of creating a consistent brand onlineWhat are the most successful posts?Choosing self-expression over what's popular with your followersThe popularity of fan artInspiration from Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way and Tiffany Tan aka Apple CheeksWork/life balance? Be sure to know your purposeDo your co-workers know about your side hustle?What success looks likeMiranda's One Word for 2023Miranda Wong is a Chinese-Filipino American illustrator and designer based in California. Her illustrations are inspired by everyday life, memories, food and desserts, or anything that celebrates her Asian background and culture. She sells illustrated stationery and decor products online at Mando's Bake Shop.Teresa Au (@tautastic) is an executive for community engagement at Adobe. Her career spans diverse creative fields, primarily in New York's fashion industry, as well as architecture firms, and now Silicon Valley tech companies. She has always prized working with distinctive design and the interesting people behind it–from designer Elie Tahari to start-up CEOs. Learn more about this podcast, and find transcripts and links, at adobe.ly/inthemaking. In the Making is brought you by Adobe Express and Adobe Creative Cloud. Past episodes of Wireframe can still be found in the show archive within this feed, or online on Behance. Design flyers, TikToks, resumes, and Reels with the new, all-in-one Adobe Express. Create video, marketing, and social content. Edit photos and PDFs. Make it all in one app, including generative AI tools from Adobe Firefly and easy, one-click tasks like removing backgrounds.Adobe Creative Cloud provides apps, web services, and resources for all your creative projects — photography, graphic design, video editing, UX design, drawing and painting, social media, and more. Learn more about the apps in Creative Cloud

Amandina is one of my favorite people, and she is also one of my peers that I rely on for business advice. Having worked at multiple NYC Agencies, Amandina sought to create an environment where both employees and clients were treated equally, and so she founded Media A La Carte in 2020. A boutique solution to your social media needs, Amandina has built her business from the ground up. In this episode, we dive into topics like team management, pricing strategies, building company culture, and the challenges of transitioning from client work to a leadership role. As the owner of a successful agency, Amandina shares some amazing insights and lessons she's learned along the way, including the importance of seeking outside perspectives. Whether you're just starting out or already on your entrepreneurial journey, this episode is packed with authentic and valuable advice that will inspire and resonate with you. So grab a cup of coffee and tune in to this informative and engaging discussion! ▶︎ GET TICKETS TO "THE IMPACT OF INFLUENCE": October 19th, 2023 10:30AM - 4PM EST ✳ Follow Amandina on IG @iam_amandina ✳ Media a la Carte Links ✳ Follow Media À La Carte on IG @media.alacarte ✳ Follow Studio À La Carte on IG @studio.alacarte ▶︎ Watch the Video Podcast Here! 00:00 — Intro + October 19th Event 03:05 — Amandina's Background 05:04 — Transitioning from Solopreneur to Agency 08:47 — The Benefits of Having a Team 12:19 — To Niche or Not to Niche 15:49 — Back in the Office or Work from Home 20:32 — Starting An Agency 25:34 — From Work to Management 28:22 — Mistakes Made Along the Way Resources: The Doers Portal Team AP Consulting Team AP Resource Shop The Roundtable Freebies _____ Into it? Subscribe/Follow/Rate the podcast wherever you are listening (from one entrepreneur to another, we know how important this is right?!) Subscribe to the Team AP Consulting YouTube Channel! And make sure you take your Archetype quiz to unlock loads of free content tailored to you + your business. Follow us on IG here! And check out all the other bomb podcasts from Fast Forward Productions right here. Get more from Ashli over on this side and leave your listener voicemails at the link below --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unfiltered-entrepreneur/message

Finding insights and strategies for streamlining your business operations and boosting your bottom line will include maximizing productivity with the workflows in your business.  Being efficient will save you time, and since we only have so much time each and every day, you want to make sure you are maximizing all the efficiencies you can in your business.  But have you ever thought that once you master your bookkeeping and other business workflows, you will also be creating a system that will be more accurate and reliable?  When you set up your workflows and follow them through, you will notice you are more organized, and you will even save time trying to hunt down paperwork that you know is in your office somewhere.  In today's episode, I discuss the benefits of finding a workflow system that works for your business. Whether you are starting a business or side hustle, you're a self-employed individual, a solopreneur, entrepreneur, mompreneur, freelancer, small business owner, a remote, virtual, online, or in-house bookkeeper, or a virtual assistant or VA, in most cases, you don't even need to spend any additional money to get your workflows set up, you just need to create your workflow system and stick to it.  Once you have this down, you'll see just how easy it is to delegate tasks and ensure everyone is on the same page when it comes to getting work done.  I want you to take a minute to think about what you could be doing with the extra time you gain by having efficient workflows in your business… Find out how you can work with me by either scheduling a free consultation or signing up for the BALANCE Life Coaching program, where you can get private one-on-one coaching every week.  Find out where you'd like to see yourself and your business in the future.  We'll create a laser-focused plan, including which action steps you need to take to get started on the path to success: https://www.financialadventure.com/work-with-me Accountants, CPAs, Bookkeepers, Tax Preparers & Financial Professionals, sign up here to get updates on upcoming opportunities & grab the Audit Of Your Well-Being & Balance Guide here: https://www.financialadventure.com/accountant Ready to set up your business?  I have a program I'm creating to help you get your business set up so that you can start making money.  Sign up for this program here: https://www.financialadventure.com/start Are you ready to try coaching?  Schedule an Introductory Coaching Session today.  You'll have the opportunity to dip your toes in and see how you like coaching with an Introductory Coaching Session.  I'll spend the whole time coaching you on anything you'd like coaching on in your business or your personal life: https://www.financialadventure.com/intro Join us in the Mastering Your Small Business Finances PROFIT LAB if you are ready to take control of your business finances and create the profitable business you are striving for.  Are you ready to generate revenues and increase the profit in your business: https://www.financialadventure.com/profit If You Are Ready To Choose, Start Or Grow Your Side Hustle, Get Your Free Checklist And Assessment Here: https://www.financialadventure.com/sidehustle Grab Your FREE guide:  5 Essential Strategies For Stress-Free Bookkeeping: https://www.financialadventure.com/5essentials Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide & Success Path Is Waiting For You: https://www.financialadventure.com/starterguide Join Our Facebook Community:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/womenbusinessownersultimatediybookkeepingboutique The Strategic Bookkeeping Academy, including Bookkeeping Basics, is open for registration!  You can learn more and sign up here: https://www.financialadventure.com/sba Looking for a payroll solution for your business?  You can get an exclusive 15% discount on your payroll services when you sign up here: https://www.financialadventure.com/adp QuickBooks Online - Save 30% Your First 6 Months: https://www.financialadventure.com/quickbooks Sign up for a virtual coffee chat to see if starting a Bookkeeping Business is right for you: https://www.financialadventure.com/discovery Show Notes:  https://www.financialadventure.com This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit https://www.financialadventure.com for additional information and free resources.

Vicky Brown is the President and CEO of Idomeneo Enterprises, a strategic business process outsourcing firm that specializes in Human Resources. Vicky's HR expertise and leadership experience encompass industries such as technology, entertainment, and advertising. In addition to her role as CEO of Idomeneo, Vicky is an accomplished coach who helps new entrepreneurs on their journey toward establishing and running a successful business. She is a recipient of the Senior Professional in Human Resources certification by the Human Resources Management Certification Institute and the Senior Certified Professional designation by the Society for Human Resources Management and holds a California Teaching Credential from the University of Southern California. Vicky is the author of Sing With Your Opera Voice, My Journey From Solopreneur to Entrepreneur. Vicky joins us today to discuss recruiting and firing properly as a small business. She provides key tips on streamlining your hiring and firing process to ensure seamless transitions, quality hires, and amicable parting. She describes her former life as an HR professional by day and a lyric soprano by night. Vicky also highlights the importance of preparation when interviewing a job candidate, explains why recruitment is marketing, and underscores how diversity can impact an organization's growth and success. “Recruiting is a marketing experience, the same way you're recruiting potential clients to work with you, you're recruiting potential candidates to your organization: you want them to be invested in your vision.” – Vicky Brown This week on Breaking Barriers: Vicky's background and her experience as an opera singer, lyric soprano, and HR professional How an opera by Mozart inspired the name of Vicky's company Vicky's transition to HR and how a former colleague encouraged her to start her own HR services company The tech bubble of the early 2000s and the lessons Vicky learned from starting her own company Why preparation is key to getting the right job candidate to apply and show up for your vacancy Why recruitment is a marketing experience and the difference between job descriptions and job postings Why Vicky dislikes the “five years from now” interview question Three categories to consider when looking at a candidate's resume Preparing to interview a job applicant and asking the right questions during an interview Vicky's thoughts on using AI and other tools for HR and recruitment work State and federal laws and regulations on the use of AI Improving HR practices for fair, diverse, and equitable hiring Why it's important to have a formal job application in addition to a resume Letting employees go while retaining their dignity Issuing verbal, written, and final warnings before firing an employee What “at-will” is and the value of an employment contract The offer letter and the “good faith exception” Separation agreements and how small business owners can use them to protect themselves The importance of engaging a labor council when setting up and implementing HR policies   Connect with Vicky Brown: Idomeneo Enterprises Email: hello@idomeneoinc.com Idomeneo Enterprises on LinkedIn Idomeneo Enterprises on YouTube Idomeneo Enterprises on Facebook Idomeneo Enterprises on Twitter Vicky Brown on LinkedIn Book: Sing With Your Opera Voice: My Journey from Solopreneur to Entrepreneur   This podcast is brought to you by Hire Ground Hire Ground is a technology company whose mission is to bridge the wealth gap through access to procurement opportunities. Hire Ground is making the enterprise ecosystem more viable, profitable, and competitive by clearing the path for minority-led, women-led, LGBT-led, and veteran-led small businesses to contribute to the global economy as suppliers to enterprise organizations. For more information on getting started please visit us @ hireground.io today! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts | TuneIn | GooglePlay | Stitcher | Spotify Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media and join us on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Anne is a former WNBA player and Division 1 Academic and Athletic All-American at Iowa State University. Following a stint in Division I basketball coaching, Anne transitioned into international business focusing in on research and training in the neuroscience and performance psychology fields- mindset is everything!Today she coaches and consults athletes and executives looking to elevate their performance by focusing skills/mindset training development. Anne btw, is also a TV Analyst and Sideline Reporter for Women's and Men's Basketball games.She is the host of a great podcast called Get Busy Livin where the conversations focus on a growth mindset and giving back. This episode is 100% focused on the mental side of transitioning into new things ie. Escaping corporate. For those of us with 20-30 years in corporate this mind shift is critical. A couple of key takeaways to listen for: Think bigger and what's possible and NOT what could go wrong The power of keeping it simple Animal intuition- Lions, Elephants and Sea Turtles - it is spot on Short term vision to drive long term success And a lot more Make sure to listen until the end as this episode was packed from beginning to endLinks: Website: https://www.anneoneil.co/work-with-anne  Get Busy Livin' Podcast Anne's LinkedIn Anne's Twitter Anne's Instagram  Article: https://community.thriveglobal.com/three-ways-animal-intuition-led-me-to-my-dream-job/ 

Are you a new lawyer and need help getting your name out there? In this podcast episode, Jim and Tyson introduce Vaidas Cikotas and Steve Williams from RizeUp Media, a digital marketing agency specializing in law firm marketing. They all discuss how attorneys can establish an online presence and set the foundations for their business.First Thing to SetupWorking as a new defense lawyer involves a lot of marketing to get those first few clients. People need to be able to find you as a lawyer. One thing that is important to set up is Google My Business. This allows someone to add and edit business info and allows you to know how people find your business. This makes sure all information is up to date so you do not lose a single customer.Make ConnectionsNetworking is an important aspect of any business. In the legal field, networking with fellow attorneys is crucial to not only making connections but letting others know you are in business. If a fellow attorney cannot take on a case, they may refer a client to you. Being new in the business is all about making connections. Creating an online presence is another way to get your name and business out there. In relation to the legal field, commenting on various cases that are making headlines is a great way for people to understand your perspective. Social media like Twitter or Facebook is a great tool for this. The more online presence you have, the easier it will be for people to find you when they search on Google.Consistent Online PresenceVaidas and Steve talk about how a lot of great law firms exist but because they don't have a solid and consistent online presence, people are not aware of their work. They emphasize the need to keep an up to date website with the correct contact information, staff directory and biographies and the cases that attorneys have worked on. Think about this: If you need someone to landscape your backyard and the companies you are searching up do not have pictures of their landscaping work, you are not going to hire them. The same thing goes for law firms! Law firms and lawyers alike need to show their successes to get clients. Jim's Hack: Don't give your cell phone number to your clients when they are your clients, but give it to them after so they can refer you cases. Vaidas's Tip: Understand what you are spending for marketing and ask for help. Steve's Tip: Give your clients your office phone number of your firm when they sign up.Tyson's Tip: Use Zoho voice!  Episode Highlights: 2:15 The initial steps attorneys should take to establish their online presence 5:59 Importance of creating content to build presence on social media 14:13 Exploring the long-term benefits of organic search results 19:22 The significance of having a good online reputation

Are you in the market for a new AI tool to help make your life easier? In this episode, Tyson Mutrux introduces in his new tech segment where he shares an AI tool called Harpa.ai. This tool is a side window to your browser and does a wide variety of things. The tool can answer questions that you ask it, provide a summary and even rewrite what you are looking at on the page. Harpa.ai can integrate with other websites or apps. For example, it can provide summaries of Youtube videos with timestamps and can read the PDF you are working on.It is a great tool for writing as well. Whether you are writing a paper, website or a blog, the tool can mimic a specific writing style that you like. It also helps audit websites. If you have a website and you want it analyzed because you want to change some things, Harpa.ai will give you keyword reports, a strategy and meta descriptions. Take a listen to learn more about the various ways to use Harpa.ai!1:16 Introducing Harpa.ai2:21 The numerous features and capabilities of Harpa.ai

In this episode of The One-Person Business podcast, we sit down with Renee La Tour, the Business Strategist behind the Ticket To Freedom program, that helps solopreneurs remove themselves from the day-to-day of their business by leveraging AI, automation & delegation. She's a full time traveler and part-time entrepreneur, coining the term Fancy Nomad™ to describe her unique, freedom-first lifestyle. She shares her wisdom and insights on how to thrive as a solopreneur while maintaining a balanced life. Our conversation dives into the challenges faced by solopreneurs who often find themselves working non-stop and explores the detrimental effects this can have on their businesses. We also discuss how to distinguish between normal stress and the early signs of burnout on the solopreneur journey. Renee offers valuable tips and techniques that she personally uses to prevent burnout and reclaim precious time during the week. She sheds light on common blind spots where people unknowingly waste time, and how to identify and rectify them. If you've ever experienced burnout and lost your initial passion for your business, Renee shares practical steps to reignite that spark. If you're a solopreneur seeking to achieve a better work-life balance and unlock the full potential of your business, don't miss out on Renee's expertise and her innovative approach to achieving freedom as a solopreneur.

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Are you looking for a new hobby to add to your routine? In this episode of the Maximum Lawyer Podcast, Tyson talks about cold plunging and the various benefits of it.There is a lot of buzz around cold plunges. It is gaining a lot of traction and professional athletes are beginning to include it in their routines. Cold plunges do have a ton of benefits including improving your mood, strengthening your immune system, helping with inflammation and minimizing stress. Cold plunges can provide energy all day so you don't have to rely on coffee.Tyson talks about the different ways you can create a cold plunge, which includes his very own creation of turning a chest freezer into a cold plunge tank. Adding a temperature controller onto a tank is important because it will freeze the water to a certain degree and then turn off. When starting to implement cold plunges into your daily routine, it is important to start with small increments of time. Do not just jump in and stay in the tank for 30 or 40 minutes. Start slow with 5 minutes and gradually increase the time as you continue to use it.Listen in to learn more about cold plunges!2:07 Explanation of how to convert a chest freezer into a cold plunge tank6:20 The various benefits of cold plunging9:05 Starting with shorter durations9:51 Tyson advises listeners to consult with their doctors before trying cold plunges

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La goutte de sueur en appuyant sur "PUBLIER", vous connaissez ? Jihane Herizi, la psy des Solopreneurs, nous livre ses secrets pour oser prendre la parole sur les réseaux sociaux !  Les symptômes du stress et l'impact sur la prise de parole [00:04:13] Comprendre le stress et la peur [00:05:40]  Trouver son expertise et ses forces [00:08:00] La différence entre Instagram et TikTok [00:10:57]  Utiliser LinkedIn pour développer son contenu [00:11:39]  L'importance de maîtriser son sujet [00:17:05] La stratégie Avengers pour les employés [00:19:03]  Diversifier sa stratégie éditoriale [00:21:40]  J'espère que cet épisode vous plaira ❤️ 

Get on the waitlist for The Embodied Boss Collective: https://abranchofholly.com/collective Get your free copy of The Solopreneur's Growth Playbook: https://abranchofholly.com/growth Grab your 12 Month Boss Gameplan: https://abranchofholly.com/profit Download the Weekly Prep Meeting Checklist: https://abranchofholly.com/week … Welcome to episode 5 of the Boss Your Q4 series! Today we're wrapping up the series with a short guided audio and affirmation pep talk to help you start Q4 in the best way possible.  This is WAY out of my comfort zone, I have never done anything like this on the podcast before… but I thought this was the best way to end our series getting you all prepped and ready for Q4. This is part of the Boss Your Q4 series specifically, but it's also perfect to listen to anytime you need a pep talk from yours truly.  Ideally I want you to be sat down and really present listening to this because I want you to feel some of the things I'll be saying to you. I promise this will be 5 minutes of your time you'll be so glad you spent taking that time for yourself and your future. I would also encourage you to have your journal by your side so that after you've done this meditation, you can write down how you felt or anything that's coming up for you immediately.  So get ready to feel a shift and with that said I will lead you gently through this guided audio.  Come back to this whenever you need a pep talk and have an amazing day ahead.   xo Coach Holly For full show notes go to abranchofholly.com/podcast  ...  Mentioned in the episode: Get the Behind The Boss Newsletter: https://abranchofholly.com/boss DM Holly on IG:  https://www.instagram.com/abranchofholly/ Rate & review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/busy-to-boss-podcast/id1441425911

Today we look at the all-to-common dilemma of mismanaging customer questions. I once worked with an ex-TV news reporter, who actually created a company devoted to teaching the art of “question deflection.” In fact, this person did quite well. Why? Because there is an enormous corporate appetite for manipulating customer questions. Do we really think that customers like our clever, devious, and manipulative ways of managing their queries? Or, how about the recent trend to just “ghost” customer questions altogether? Do we really think these behaviors lead to a bounty of repeat and referral business? Join us as we look at a solid way to raise the bar on customer satisfaction. Come on folks…JUST ANSWER THE DANG QUESTION!Support the show

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Do you need help improving your law firm's client journey? Are you finding it hard to get clients? In this episode, Matt Spiegel, the co-founder and CEO of Lawmatics, discusses the importance of providing excellent customer service in the legal industry and improving the client journey.It is evident that lawyers are not CEOs. They don't run businesses. But, Matt emphasizes the need for law firm owners to run their practice like a business. Law firm owners need to go out and find clients to grow their firm just like a CEO would go out and make connections to grow their success. Part of growing your business and law firm ensures the client is always happy because a happy client equals a happy practice. Matt delves into the ways to prioritize the happiness of a client.1 | Client Begins The client journey begins the moment a client reaches out to your firm via email or phone. This is part of the “client intake phase”. This phase is crucial to getting a client because they are reaching out to multiple firms at once. You need to ensure staff are engaging right away so they don't lose the client. Immediate engagement shows the client exactly how you will respond to them throughout the process. It shows that those in the firm care and are ready to provide the client with what they need, even if it's just basic legal information.2 | Active ClientThe “active matter phase” is the communication throughout the length of a client's case. Like phase one, communication is key to getting and retaining a client. It is important to provide the client information throughout the journey. Make it a habit to market to them. Send them information like newsletters that include things that are external to your firm. It is a good idea to set up a client portal, where individuals can go into a system and get updates on their case. If email communication is too much (and it can be in this industry), a client portal is a great way to input all necessary information and the client can retrieve it on the other end. 3 | Former Client The “former client phase” is a neglected but important phase in the client journey. 75% of clients come from referrals. Even when a client's case is complete, the relationship between the attorney and client needs to continue. There are many ways to maintain a good relationship with a former client. Send a birthday and holiday email every year or add them to a mailing list for networking events. What this does is let the client know the firm has their best interests in mind even after the working relationship ends.Matt speaks about only doing things in your law firm that you can measure. You need to be able to back up your success with KPIs and numbers. Think about the conversion rates of initial screening calls that lead to actual clients. This will measure how successful the intake process is for your firm. Cost per lead and cost per client is another metric to consider to ensure the amount it takes to bring a client on board and how much you are making from that client makes sense.Take a listen!6:57 Immediate engagement and rapid response to create a positive first impression8:45 Focusing on maintaining the relationship with a former client8:58 Providing excellent customer service from the very first contact with a client9:53 Delighting clients through effective communication during the active matter phase17:29 The importance of automation

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Why do many business leaders expect other people to just "understand" their value in the marketplace?You created an LLC. You bought a domain. You built a website. You posted on LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok.And you're just expecting folk to come running to you after you announced you exist as a business or provide a new service?I'm sorry to bring you back to reality, but that's a dream that typically won't come to pass out of the gate.Profitable businesses become profitable businesses from great leaders who can provide a clear understanding to others about the value of the business, the impact of the service, the why behind your existence, and where you can take others.Whether you're a solopreneur, a co-founder, an executive leader, a director, a manager, or somewhere in between, a business doesn't grow, survive, thrive, scale, and expand without high-quality leadership across the board to drive revenue, leverage effective marketing, produce concrete sales tactics, and cultivate great company culture.The question becomes, are you that leader? Can you be that leader? How do you be that leader? And what does that look like?This episode will expand on questions you must answer to know what type of leader you are and where you fit into your business. We will also explore the honest truth behind the key metrics to pursue to scale your business and the myths we debunk behind what many leaders need to stop focusing on because it's a waste of time, money, and resources.This episode is full of heart, energy, and a barrage of reality checks served with a side of truth. iDigress Exclusive: This is the first iDigress episode with a video recording counterpart on YouTube. If you watch the video on YouTube and guess one of the random pop-culture phrases throughout the episode correctly and share in the comments, you will have a chance to win a free virtual copy of my book, Strategize Up! I will also give the person or business that provides the best comment summarizing the episode on YouTube an exclusive 1:1 with me for an "Ask Me Anything" experience.Note: There will only be five winners awarded a virtual copy of my book and one winner for an exclusive 1:1. You must be subscribed to my YouTube channel and leave the appropriate comment for a chance to win.Beyond The Episode Gems:Discover All of the Podcats on the HubSpot Podcast NetworkGet Free HubSpot Marketing Tools To Help You Grow Your Business Get Two Free Months of Agorapulse on me: Social.Agorapulse.com/FindTroyGrow Your Business Faster Using HubSpot's CRM Platform#####Support The Podcast & Connect With Troy: • Rate & Review iDigress: iDigress.fm/Reviews• Get Strategy Solutions & Services: FindTroy.com•  Buy Troy's Book, Strategize Up: StrategizeUpBook.com•  Follow Troy's Instagram @FindTroy 

To celebrate 100 episodes of DIFTK, Frankie & Steve answer a bunch of quick fire questions! And a HUGE thank you to everybody that has listened, reviewed, sent in a question or a comment. Wouldn't be the same without you. Thank you. •••Frankie Tortora's websiteSteve Folland's websiteSteve's podcast - Being FreelanceDoing It For The Kids websiteDIFTK InstagramDIFTK TwitterSupport DIFTK on Ko-Fi

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