E. 249: Mindset Shift #1: Embrace the Right Kind of Hard

Cold, hard truth: Building a business is really hard and anyone who tells you differently is lying. No matter how much you love what you do or how experienced you are, there’s always more to learn, more to figure out, and new fires to put out. Let’s talk about the first and foundational mindset shift I want you to make. If it’s going to be hard no matter what, you might as well build the business you actually want.

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E. 248: Behind-The-Scenes of Our May Retreat

 I take you behind the scenes of one of the most anticipated events in the No BS world — our annual in-person retreat in Brooklyn, NY. If you’ve ever wondered what makes the No BS retreat feel like a business homecoming or you're craving a clearer path to a freedom-filled, profitable business, this one’s for you.

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E. 247: My Night as a Rock Star

A few weeks ago, I did something that I never thought I would ever do in a million years. It was so out there that I can’t believe that it has come and gone and I did it. Here’s why I did it and why I’m so glad I did, not only for myself, but for my business and for all of you.

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E. 241: But I Don't Have a Niche Yet!

Obsessing over your niche too early in your business can hold you back instead of helping you. If you think you have to be absolutely clear on your niche or your audience before you can put your name out there, you might be making a huge mistake that will set you back.

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E. 234: How To Be Seen as an Expert: Niching

Picking a specific audience to speak to is a fast track to being seen as an expert.  Speaking to a specific audience will help you quickly build authority in that space and stand out from the crowd. Trouble is, most people do it wrong.

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E. 233: How To Be Seen As An Expert: Your Process

 When you sell anything creative, a client is hiring you to create something custom and new for them, that  they’re going to love and that will help them get closer to their goals. That requires a leap of faith. It's no wonder that prospects are scared about taking a leap of faith and spending large sums of money on hiring us. So how do they end up trusting us enough to buy?

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