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This week is all about what marketing didn't work as well as I hoped to grow my acupuncture practice in 2024.I also share what marketing I plan to carry forward into 2025, based on this review of what worked, what didn't, what took too much energy, etc.If you missed last week's episode, #91: What Marketing Worked to Grow My Acupuncture Practice in 2024, click here to listen.In this episode, I talk about:How landing a segment on local television wasn't the silver bullet I hoped forWhat I could have done differently to make that local TV segment more successfulWhy a recent postcard marketing campaign was a bustWhat it takes, generally, for postcard marketing to succeedWhich marketing strategy worked well last year but left me feeling burnt out—and is now on pause for 2025Why repetition and consistency are always necessary for successful marketingMy marketing plan for 2025Show Notes:Watch my segment on local television

This week on the Acupuncture Marketing School Podcast, I'm sharing the details about what worked well in marketing my practice in 2024—and what I learned along the way.As a disclaimer, remember that I LOVE marketing, so I do a LOT of it. You do not have to do all these things. But I hope at least one idea that I explored this year inspires your marketing for 2025!Here's a look at what I cover in today's episode:How AcuYoga classes brought in new patients while getting paid to market my practiceLessons learned from hosting two open houses—and what made the second one much more successfulWhy email newsletters are still one of the most effective ways to connect with patients (and get them back on the schedule)The power of in-person networking and how I've made it work as an introvert.I also share how I focused my marketing efforts to fill another practitioner's schedule at my clinic—and the small tweaks that made a big difference.

If you knew that more than half of your business ideas and products would fail, what would you do differently? That's an intriguing question that our Man In Red is asking us today as he educates us on how to grow, adapt, and THRIVE online. Today Rudy is diving into the world of online influence, sharing his Ten Rules for Adapting in a Modern Age Business. This is the advice that he charges his top-tier clients thousands of dollars for and he's out here today giving it to us for free! So grab a pen and take notes, because this is Living The Red Life Fast and Furious!In an action-packed episode, you can learn everything from how to start niche and then go big to how Grant Cardone started his billion-dollar real estate fund. You can discover the true power of marketing, branding, and sales, and the time you should be spending on that in your business, and learn how to grow your confidence to improve your credibility as you build your online tribe! Plus many, many more red-hot business tips from an online entrepreneur at the peak of his powers. Don't just play the game, win the game too. Join us in Wonderland, it's well worth it! "Start niche... and then go BIG." ~ Rudy MawerIn This Episode:How to prioritize the time you spend on marketing, branding, and salesAppreciating that more than half of your products and ideas WON'T be successfulWhy billion-dollar brands don't take forever to launchHow social media is the new media sourceWorking to own the avatar in your industryAre you the 'go-to authority' in your field?Do I have a visibility problem?Which is better: organic or paid marketing?How am I building a loyal tribe and community? Invest in social media like real estateHow to increase your confidence to improve your credibilityConnect with Rudy Mawer:LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/rudymawer/Instagram - www.instagram.com/rudymawerlifeFacebook - www.facebook.com/rudymawerlifeTwitter - www.twitter.com/rudymawer

In Episode 22 of Season 3, of Driven By Data: The Podcast, Kyle Winterbottom is joined by Vin Vashista, Founder of V Squared and a LinkedIn "Top Voice", where they discuss how to deliver tangible ROI from your data and analytics initiatives, which includes; How Vin reached 160K Followers on LinkedIn and became a “Top Voice” by writing about data monetizationWhy he wanted to write a book that was a single blueprint in a book; “From Data to Profit” Why 70% of data teams are NOT delivering any returns for their organisationWhy genuine ROI will keep the hype and boom going Why you need to hire differently to monetize data How to identify the first green shoots of value creation The biggest problem is that we don't connect the technology to the strategy Why it's imperative to get C-Suite sponsorship if you want to be successfulWhy you have to delvier ROI incrementally and not wait for a big bang If you let technology drive strategy you end up with more technology Why you need a prioritization framework Why the frustrations of data and C-Suite professionals is the same root cause Why you need an opportunity discovery framework that involves the whole businessWhy business teams know where the opportunities are but they have no way of articulating their needs Why data teams aren't the best people to decide what the business should be doing How we confuse strategy and tactics Why we need to interrogate our data & analytics ideas like a shark tank pitch Why most C-Suite Leaders think the data team needs to be managed as it can't be accountable for its own value creation Why you need a Data Monetization catalogue The 3 slide sales deck that Execs keep falling for The 9-figure ROI use cases Why there are so few people who can connect hype to revenue Why C-Suite executives are transfixed on ROI yet still invest in data projects that don't deliver any ROI Why many Data Leaders are great strategic leaders yet most don't actually lead the strategy Why to be a successful CDO you need to have come from a Data role/background, but shouldn't be hands-onWhy we should train our technical people to be more than just more technical Why moving forward people who can't prove ROI won't have a place in the organisationWhy data teams will be the growth engine for most businesses over the next 5 years The misunderstanding that you can clean your way to valuable data Why you need a product-first approach to data Buy-in = TRUST Why 'track record of success' is the only way to C-Suite sponsorship

Unlock the power of different leadership styles to achieve success in any organization. You will learn how to unlock the power of different leadership styles to be successful in any organization. "Your job as a leader within a division, part or all of the organization is how do you quicken that cadence? How do you cause more rapid firing of cylinders? And the foundation of all of that is what is mission? What does this organization stand for? What is its purpose?" Robert Jordan is an experienced leader in the B2B space, having founded the world's first internet coverage magazine, sold multiple companies, and co-founded Interim Execs. He is also an author, having written books such as How They Did It, Right Leader, Right Type, and Start With No. Robert Jordan and his wife experienced an immense crisis when their daughter was born at 1.5 oz, needing open heart surgery. In the neonatal intensive care unit, Robert was calmed by the presence of the surgeon and her team and knew they were in good hands. After 25 years, Robert Jordan's daughter is a healthy, happy graduate student.  This experience inspired Robert to research and write about leadership styles, discovering four distinct styles: Fixer, Artist, Builder, and Strategist. He now helps others to find their authentic leadership style and boost team performance. In this episode, you will learn the following: Why is it that some leaders find mediocre success and others are truly successfulWhy do organizations not do enough to promote the right leadersHow business owners and boards should look at leaders around us differentlyExploring the intersection of leadership and cultureExploring the four distinct leadership styles of fixer, artist, builder, and strategist.Discovering the unique wiring of each individual and how it affects their leadership style.Understanding how developing a sense of mission and purpose can quicken the cadence of an organization.How strategists as leaders can help a businessHow to combine leadership strengths to create a multiplying force in today's environmentAnd much, much more

Welcome to the end of what was the beginning of my podcast experience as a business mentor. If you've caught an episode or two of our most recent episodes, I've  talked about how I am retiring this podcast and launching a brand new podcast from scratch in January 2023.So, I wanted to have  an official kind of retrospective episode. An episode reflecting and talking about all of the changes and nuances that come with creating a new podcast,  and sharing some of my thought process around it.I have been putting this podcast out there for four and a half years. I started in the middle of 2018, so that's four and a half years. And I think for many of you listening, the idea of stopping an established and successful podcast seems like a terrifying leap of faith.But it is so exciting to me. There is so much I have learned and experienced as a business owner because of this podcast, and I am SO excited to take you on this journey of reflection at the end of the path of Online Business Building Mamas.This week, I will share and chat with you about the things I believe should be the staples in growing a stable and consistent business. While also, being able to build balance into your current commitments and people in your life. You'll learn:Why it's important to make room both in and for your business to thrive to it's fullest potentialHow showing up as your true and most authentic self is what your business need to be successfulWhy being clear about the message and the content you provide from your business will bring you happinessHaven't left a review yet? All you have to do is head HERE. Featured on today's episode:Interested in working with me during 2023? Learn more HERE! Learn more about the Simple Scaling Mastermind HERE!Get visible with my new FREE guide – 61 Ways to Get More Visible to Your Ideal Clients! Click HERE to download! Feel like you don't have enough time to grow your business? Sign up for my Time Redesigned course HERE. 

Are you innovating? We all think we are, but is your company really committed to driving impact for clients, colleagues, and industry culture in the midst of a changing world? Is your company committed enough to hire somebody precisely to do that job?That's exactly what Rachel Perry, Chief Innovation Officer, Commercial Risk North America at Aon, is here to do. The way Rachel sees it, you can't have innovation if you're not driving growth for the company, solving client problems, and growing right as a firm.Join us as we discuss:What a Chief Innovation Officer does to be successfulWhy diversity, equity, and inclusion is important for innovationHow to not just hire a good team, but retain them too

Thomas H. Douglas is the Chief Executive Officer of JMARK, an award-winning innovative IT solutions provider for organizations of all sizes. Thomas has led his company to 9 consecutive appearances on the Inc. 5000, something only 1% of CEOs who make the list ever achieve. He became a part of JMARK designing, building, and maintaining its functional aspects as an entry-level engineer before purchasing the company in 2001. As JMARK's CEO, he formulated processes that provided repeatable outcomes and a predictable revenue stream that placed JMARK on a growth trajectory that up to this day, is revolutionizing the region's engagement with technology. JMARK has been providing I.T. support services in Missouri, Oklahoma, and Arkansas for 30 Years; catering to various industries such as banking, healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing, transportation, accounting, legal, oil, and gas. Thomas has seen it all as a father, veteran, business leader, and technologist. He visited 18 countries when he served in the US Navy and is also publishing a book entitled Adapt or Die, which explores Thomas' algorithm of success. The algorithm is built on more than 30 years of lessons and business acumen that Tom has acquired through his tenure as CEO. He has now compiled his wisdom in order to provide the next generation of business leaders a launch pad to help them understand and determine product innovation, business strategy, growth, sales, and marketing models, organizational strengths, operations, and processes. In this episode, he shares how we can use IT and innovation in change management to fuel success and growth. Insights he shares include: Why do people believe that technology is a pain point that must be dealt withIs there a cultural and generational problem with technology and innovationIn what ways can/does IT impact culture and innovation in change managementThe impact of core values on innovation in change managementHow does the Algorithm of Success impact innovation in change managementWhat are the capabilities that every business needs to have in place for businesses to be sustainable, scalable, and successfulWhy should we consider applying the reverse of the Pareto rule to innovation in change managementand much much more ...

Have you considered starting a business—or do you run one now? In either case, my conversation with Sylvana Caloni and Paul O'Donnell is a must-listen. They share essential lessons learned from the starting up and closing down of a premium pie business. Their insights can help you avoid pitfalls and increase your chances of long-term success.Sylvana and Paul co-authored Humble Crumbles: Savouring the Crumbs of Wisdom from the Rise and Fall of Humble Pie to tell the story of Paul's failed business venture. Paul provides a raw account of his journey as an entrepreneur with his company, Humble Pie, and Sylvana supplements his narrative with observations and suggestions based on her dual lenses as an equity analyst and leadership coach. They embrace the one word we tend to avoid in life and in business: failure. You'll discover: Why “failure” is not a negativeThe importance of self-awareness for entrepreneurs to be successfulWhy you must consider the downsides when creating a business planHow to make the most of mentors and advisors when starting and running a businessThe value of making a BIG ask

With us today is Keke Williams to speak about how she and her partner empower individual investors to create the financial freedom to live their dreams. Peter and Keke co-founded GlobalInvestor Alliance (GIA) to help people obtain the mindset, strategies & tools to create recurring income from recession-resilient real estate investments that have ultimately accelerated their own wealth building success. Through their US multifamily GP partnerships, they currently manage a portfolio of 1,000+ doors across 4 projects in 3 metros, valued at over $200MM.For today's episode we will cover: [00:00-9:43] Opening Segment.Getting to know Keke Williams.Keke shares how she got started and her journey in her professional life.Why she chose to do Multifamily. [9:43-14:41] Wisdom comes from the experience of doing itKeke discusses her trial and and error journey and how it helped her find her niche.The truth about diversifying strategiesWhy Multifamily is the most successfulWhy having good partners and good processes makes the business better [14:41-17:45] Why putting your eggs in one basket is the wrong ideaWhy you should diversify your multifamily portfolioThe essence of having returning investors [17:45-22:20] How to find a solid investment that can stand the test of timeMaslow's hierarchy of needsWhy you should start investing in multifamily [22:20-27:17] How COVID revealed the downside risks of some Investment VehiclesKeke foresees an increase in intergenerational living after COVIDA major shift in location that could affect the market [29:41-33:02] Being in tune with the current market.Learning how Keke thinks about where to investHow to know which investment strategy to do [33:02-38:34] Three step framework on analysisIndustry level risk - understanding real estateThe business of MultifamilyAssessing the management team [38:34-47:10] Closing SegmentSetting your priorities straight with KekeHow to further your investingFinal advice from KekeTweetable Quotes: If you can find your real areas of genius, where you excel, and you feel good, and you're satisfied and contributing in that way. That's where you should play. Everything else you should either partner or outsource."-Keke WilliamsConnect with Keke and start your journey herekeke@globalinvestoralliance.comSUBSCRIBE & LEAVE A 5-START REVIEW as we create a lifetime of wealth and financial freedom through multifamily investing!    Invest with us! Check out Blue Oak Investments  Cody on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram John on LinkedIn and Facebook Brian on LinkedIn and Facebook 

The regulatory conversation centering around cryptocurrencies and digital assets is heating up. Cardano Founder, Charles Hoskinson, joins Tom Sosnoff to dissect the intricacies of adding regulation to the digital asset space.  Tune in as they cover:How Charles envisions the future of the financial worldWhy regulation needs to happen with a transnational framework in mindHow to approach digital assets as an individual investorThe current issues US Government agencies and lawmakers face to make regulation successfulWhy this is an "adapt or die" situation for Wall Street

Meet Sarah-Catherine Gutierrez. Sarah is the founder and CEO of Aptus Financial, holds a Master in Public Policy from Harvard University, is an author, national speaker and so much more.  In this episode you will discover: How a desperate trip to India got her Aligned & AwakenedHer business model and why its so successfulWhy saving 10 is so importantThe importance of the money conversation and why we all should be having family business meetings

Music is an incredibly personal form of expression. It’s like you’re opening up your soul to your listeners… So when someone says they don’t like a certain part of your music, it can feel like a personal attack that cuts quite deeply. The good news is, most of the time that’s not how it’s intended, unless the person saying those things is a hater. But for the mass majority of people giving you feedback, the ones who aren’t haters, they likely have your best interests at heart. Responding kindly to them will help you seem more reasonable, and give them a positive interaction with you – which you can grow into a long-term relationship with them as your fan. So how can you harness criticism to create better music and grow your fanbase at the same time? Listen now to learn more! What you’ll learn: Why criticism is a good thingThe difference between an amateur artist and a professional artist when it comes to handling criticismHow handling criticism poorly can burn bridges (directly or indirectly)How to use criticism to create a better productWhy telling someone they “don’t understand art” is a terrible response to criticismHow you can turn a hater into a fanWhy songwriters like Max Martin are incredibly successfulWhy not liking a song isn’t a personal attackHow blaming your fans for your failures is a highway to failureWhy constantly learning and improving isn’t a sign that you’re bad at what you do… It’s a sign that you’re great at what you do! For full show notes visit https://thebetterbandbureau.com/54

Today we're honored to be speaking (again!) to Jillian Ryan, Principal Analyst at eMarketer on a comprehensive report she developed discussing whether or not CMOs are going to be relevant in the future. Today we discuss: Whether or not the CMO role is still relevant, and whyWhat skills a chief marketing officer will need five years from now to be successfulWhy the CMO role will continue to be one that turns over every few yearsHow brands will start to shift back to executives with brand marketing experience, as opposed to just performance marketing leadersYou can find our previous conversation with Jillian here.As always, we welcome your feedback. Please make sure to subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Google Play.

Michael Jonas is an attorney who helps his clients become Rational Unicorns. On this show, you'll learn what that means, why attorneys and small businesses really do need to get along better, and that there are people out there who can support your small business from a legal standpoint that won't cost an arm and a leg. Michael's journey into entrepreneurshipBusiness and community building baked into the business modelHaving a values-based and benefit-based business - and how you can stand up for what you believe in and continue to be successfulWhy the name Rational Unicorn?Why you need to be a Rational Unicorn, tooThe top 3 things you need to get to cover your legal basesPreventative law vs. transactional law - what's the difference?Community events How to reach Michael: Website Events Facebook Instagram LinkedIn

Carly Fiorina takes audience-submitted questions for the entire episode! Topics covered include:Habits that enabled her to be successfulWhy she ran for President, and when she decided to drop outWhether she'll run for office againHow to begin challenging a failing status quoHer favorite leadership quotesHer favorite mealWhat book she is reading nowHave a question for an upcoming episode? Email byexample@carlyfiorina.com!Love the episode? Make sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on iTunes. You can learn more about "By Example" by joining our email list at CarlyFiorina.com/ByExample.

Todd Davis is Chief People Officer at FranklinCovey. Today Todd talks about how he helps people become successful, why companies need to make their employees feel valued, why feeling understood is the deepest need of the human heart, his advice to leaders, balancing production and production capability and why we all need to treat each other with more respect.On today’s podcast:Helping people to become successfulWhy it’s important to value your employeesThe deepest need of the human heart is to feel understoodTodd’s advice to leadersBalancing production and production capabilityWe need to treat each other betterLinks:Get Better BookFull show notes at: http://corporateunplugged.com/podcast/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we discuss whether time speeds up as we get older, why your life story only makes sense looking in reverse, whether or not brain games actually work, the importance of proactive learning instead of passive learning, why psychology confirms all your worst fears about studying and getting smarter – and much more with a special TWO GUEST interview featuring Dr. Art Markman & Dr. Bob Duke!     Dr. Art Markman is a Professor of Psychology and Marketing at the University of Texas and Founding Director of the Program in the Human Dimensions of Organizations.     Dr. Bob Duke is a Professor and Head of Music and Human Learning at The University of Texas at Austin, He also directs the psychology of learning program at the Colburn Conservatory of Music in Los Angeles.      Together they co-host the NPR radio show Two Guys on Your Head and recently co-authored the book Brain Briefs. We discuss:Does time speed up as you get older?Why your brain pays less and less attention to things that don’t change How you underestimate the power of new experiences to have a positive impact on on youBrains are efficient, and efficient is another word of lazyHow Dyson vacuums where created (and what saw mills have to do with it)The importance of learning things that seem like they “don’t matter” right nowThe downside of a linear and close minded path of achievementWhy “everyone they know who is successful knows ALOT about ALOT of things” and you can’t know ahead of time what key information will make you successfulWhy you shouldn’t edit your life story in the forward direction (and what that means)Is your memory doomed to fail?Why one of the worst things you can do for your memory is to worry about your memory!Do brain games actually work?How do you engage the mind a way that develops thinking?The difference between reading and writing and how they impact your brainThe importance of proactive learning instead of passive learningWhat the data says about regret and how to deal with itHow learning is effortful when it actually works, and why without effort, there is very little learningIs it true that we only use 10% of our brains?Your brain is 3% of your body weight, but uses 25% of your daily energy supplyDoes listening to Mozart make you smarter?Why we can’t get something for nothing (and why you should stop looking for “get smart quick schemes”)Why psychology confirms all your worst fears about studying and getting smarterWhy its OK to get stuff wrong, as long as you repair your errorWhy every bit of skilled performance that you see has a deep reservoir of hard work hidden behind it The critical importance of perception and self awareness in growing and improvingWhy you are worst at judging your performance when you are bad (isn’t this one true!)Why “expert performers” are really good at identifying all of their flawsHow to cultivate self awareness of your flaws in a way thats non-threatening to you and your egoMistakes are not the problem, but denying them isHow sleep clears toxins out of your brain, helps you form better memories, learn more, etc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is small thinking holding you back? Not after this episode! Today on the BiggerPockets Podcast, Josh and Brandon talk with Kevin Carroll, a real estate investor who decided 18 months ago that he wanted to start flipping houses… and has done 83 flips in the past year and a half! Perhaps most impressively, Kevin did most of these flips out of state utilizing strategic partnerships — a strategy that just might change the way you think about real estate forever. Sit back and prepare to have your mindset expanded and let “big thinking” take over.In This Episode We Cover:How Kevin went from a straw-built house to flipping 1,000 housesWhat a bank-owned product isHow he built a system that worksWhat you should know about probatesHow to think like an investor instead of an agentThings that could screw up a dealThe two components that make a deal successfulWhy you should consider holding costsBuying properties offsiteInsight on quality control and scaling the businessHow to stay ahead of the flipWhy he partners with real estate agentsWhy his partners need himHis favorite deals and whyThe bad deals he’s encounteredThinking big when it comes to setting targetsWho your friends are so importantAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowPath to Purchase (visit your dashboard)BiggerPockets ForumsGobundanceBooks Mentioned in this ShowThe Real Book of Real Estate by Robert KiyosakiThe Millionaire Real Estate Agent by Gary KellerThe Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary KellerThe E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. GerberMONEY Master the Game by Tony RobbinsA Journey to Financial Independence by Kevin CarrollTweetable Topics:“Everything is based on relationships.” (Tweet This!)“I’d rather spend $2,000 more and get the flip done a week sooner.” (Tweet This!)“One of the important things you can do for a contractor is to pay them immediately.” (Tweet This!)“Who you hang out with will dictate your level of income, your level of success.” (Tweet This!)Connect with KevinKevin’s BiggerPockets ProfileKevin’s Website (with his spreadsheet)

President and Founder of High Probability Selling >>> Visit MyQuestforTheBest.com for complete show notes and more expert advice and inspiring stories to propel your small business growth. body .audioplayer.skin-wave.playerid-29793480:not(.a) .ap-controls .con-playpause .playbtn , body .audioplayer.skin-wave.playerid-29793480:not(.a) .ap-controls .con-playpause .pausebtn { background-color: #111111;} jQuery(document).ready(function ($){var settings_ap29793480 = { design_skin: "skin-wave" ,autoplay: "off",disable_volume:"default" ,loop:"off" ,cue: "on" ,embedded: "off" ,preload_method:"metadata" ,design_animateplaypause:"default" ,skinwave_dynamicwaves:"off" ,skinwave_enableSpectrum:"off" ,skinwave_enableReflect:"on",settings_backup_type:"full",playfrom:"off",disable_scrub:"off",soundcloud_apikey:"" ,skinwave_comments_enable:"on",settings_php_handler:window.ajaxurl,skinwave_mode:"normal",skinwave_wave_mode:"canvas",pcm_data_try_to_generate: "on","pcm_notice": "off","notice_no_media": "on",design_color_bg: "111111",design_color_highlight: "ef6b13",skinwave_wave_mode_canvas_waves_number: "3",skinwave_wave_mode_canvas_waves_padding: "1",skinwave_wave_mode_canvas_reflection_size: "0.25",skinwave_wave_mode_canvas_mode:"normal",preview_on_hover:"off",skinwave_comments_playerid:"29793480",php_retriever:"https://myquestforthebest.com/wp-content/plugins/dzs-zoomsounds/soundcloudretriever.php" }; try{ dzsap_init(".ap_idx_559_152",settings_ap29793480); }catch(err){ console.warn("cannot init player", err); } }); Listen to this interview to learn: Tips from studying the top sales performers for over two decadesThe distinction between personality traits and behavioral traitsWhat matters more to top sales performers than being likedThe two things every salesperson should be certain of to be successfulWhy it is necessary to take calculated risks to learn new skills and aim for bigger goalsWhat to do when you've tried everything to sell better and nothing has worked so far Jacques Werth talks with Bill Ringle about a practical philosophy and set of techniques to succeed in sales and in life. Expert Bio Jacques Werth is the President and Founder of High Probability® Selling, a sales consulting and sales training organization. He is a man with a mission to revolutionize the sales process through his system of "radically honest selling." High Probability Selling is based on the deceptively simple concept that people buy from people they trust and respect. Jacques has observed hundreds of salespeople in many different industries while they interacted with prospects and customers. He learned what the top 1% of the world’s best salespeople do that the other 99% do not do, and this is what he teaches, both in person and through his book, High Probability Selling. For more information, visit Jacques's website. Contact Info for Jacques Werth Business Phone: 610-566-1535 Web address: HighProbSell.com Travels From: Philadelphia, PA Books by Jacques Werth

Lifestyle design is a buzz word for sure, and many people poo poo the idea that you can create a location independent business that can support a traveling lifestyle you love. It seems to good to be true right?Well, that's why I'm thrilled to bring you this podcast interview with Jesse Krieger, author of Lifestyle Entrepreneur: Live Your Dreams, Ignite Your Passion and Run Your Business From Anywhere In The World.Jesse breaks this whole lifestyle entrepreneur and location independent thing down, in a realistic and truthful way.This isn's about 'making money online', it's about identifying your lifestyle goals and learning very specific actionable ideas to help you achieve your goals.Jesse give us strategies on how you can approach building your lifestyle business, realistic time frames and tactical advice.Whether you are currently running a location independent business or just considering starting something that allows you the freedom to work and travel the world, you're going to want to hit play now and give this a listen.You'll learn:What the 'million dollar question' is and how it can change your life and drive your decisionsHow to make tough decisions when you're paralyzed by indecision, and figure out which ideas to act onThe best definition of 'entrepreneur' I've ever heardWhy backing through Asia and building a business at the same time is a mythThe most important skills a lifestyle entrepreneur can build to become successfulWhy skills and tactics are only half of what you need to consider when it comes to building a location independent businessHow separating work mode and travel mode can keep you sane and balancedJesse's journey from actual guitar playing rock star to rock star in businessHow to build a business starting from scratchAnd so much more!You can download the first 3 chapters of Jesse's book for free on his Lifestyle Entrepreneur blog. I highly recommend this book.Resources From The ShowLifestyle Entrepreneur BlogBusiness In A WeekendListen To More Zero To Travel PodcastsThe post How To Design Your Life And Create A Location Independent Business appeared first on Zero to Travel.

Most of us are on social media these days - but as a wellness business owner, are you using it effectively to grow your business?That's what we'll be discussing today with social media maven Laura Roeder! Most of you are probably already familiar with Laura and LKR Social Media. She's created numerous online programs to train small business owners in using social media for their online marketing.Today Laura will be giving us some really useful tips for health and wellness coaches about social media, how she developed her business, and she'll also give us some suggestions for further reading.What you'll learn in this episode:How to stop wasting time, find a good workflow, and use social media effectively for your businessWhich platforms to focus on, and how to decideWhy it's not that important to be on the cutting edge with new developments in social mediaHow to make your job easier with social media automation toolsHow to find the balance between personal and professional use of social media for your businessThe big turning points for Laura's business and how she became successfulWhy it's important to get outside help with your business early, before you think you need itWhy you shouldn't be afraid to tap into your wacky, off-the-wall business ideasHow to find a niche for your programLaura's book recommendationsEpisode Links:LKR Social MediaBufferHootsuiteVin Diesel's Facebook pageMastering the Rockefeller HabitsA Return to LoveJoin the Wellpreneur Community on FacebookThis episode originally aired on The Wellpreneur Podcast.Get the full show notes with links:https://wellpreneur.com/e22-tips-social-media-maven-laura-roeder/Copyright 2012-2020 Wellpreneur Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Lisa Consiglio Ryan is a health and wellness coach who helps women transition to the “clean life” through diet and holistic lifestyle changes. She runs numerous online programs including her very successful seasonal detox programs, which include a vibrant online Facebook community.Lisa has found that giving her members the opportunity to connect with each other not only helps her leverage her own time, but also gives them the valuable bonus of additional support from other members.In this episode we learn from Lisa about the different components to her online programs, the things that worked—and didn't work—in starting her online community, how to foster participation, and why it can be a lot of fun for everyone involved!What you'll learn in this episode:Why dynamic Facebook groups are so exciting and motivating for participantsHow to establish guidelines that foster support and positivity, and why it's so importantHow to deal with group members that don't “play nice”What to expect with participation ratesTips she's learned from marketing her online programsThe different components of her program that made her detox program so successfulWhy it's more helpful to be specific than flexible in your programsThis episode originally aired on The Wellpreneur Podcast.Get the full show notes with links:https://wellpreneur.com/e14-building-engaged-community-online-program-lisa-consiglio-ryan/Copyright 2012-2020 Wellpreneur Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Charlie Hoehn started his career by doing free work and landing amazing roles working with best selling authors and tech startups. He's worked as a marketing strategist and the director of special projects for Tim Ferriss. But his continual desire to become indispensable resulted in discovering the dark side of ambition. How the desire to be the best in the world burned Charile outWhat happens to us when we start to loose our work life balanceThe workaholic culture that Sillicon Valley breedsWhy envy makes us start to question the gifts that we're born withPaying attention to how the work you do makes you feel The role that self awareness plays in recognizing your anxietyHow the thought of future success took Charlie to hitting a wallBattling with the idea that you have to become permanently successfulWhy learning to play is as important as sleep The importance of allowing yourself to have guilt free funWhy the happiest points in life are rarely about achievementViewing life as a series of opportunities to just have a fun Why we need to say the world as a playground instead of peopleChanging our social interactions through the process of play Why playing is one of the most important productivity hacksKnowing when to let go of big projects and making changesThe reason we only show our highlight reel Learning to remove all the anchors that are causing stress Getting rid of as many things as possible first before you add things Resources and People MentionedHow to Become Recession Proof (Our first interview with Charlie)Play: How it Shapes the Brain, Opens the Imagination and Invigorates the Soul by Stewart BrownHow I Cured My Own AnxietyOver the past few years Charile has worked with more than a dozen best selling authors to help market (and sometimes create) their books. His most recent book, which we discussed in this interview is Play it Away: A Workaholic's Cure for Anxiety. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.