Income School: Recent Episodes
Jim Harmer: Entrepreneur, Blog Writer, Podcaster
In this episode we interview Jenny Coxon from ThatHerd.com to talk about monetizing her site. She’s done a great job building up traffic and just needs to figure out how to use that to make a living. Learn what you should be thinking about when you’re ready to monetize your site as we walk Jenny through […]
In this episode we interview Jenny Coxon from ThatHerd.com to talk about monetizing her site. She’s done a great job building up traffic and just needs to figure out how to use that to make a living.
Learn what you should be thinking about when you’re ready to monetize your site as we walk Jenny through some of the many possibilities for her’s.
Enjoy the show!
In this episode we interview Justin Cooke from Empire Flippers and ask him about buying and selling websites. Empire Flippers brokers website sales and purchases, supporting both the seller and the buyer.
Learn what to look out for when you consider buying and get a feel for what you might need to spend to get a passive income from a site that’s already built.
Enjoy the show!
In this episode we interview Justin Cooke from Empire Flippers and ask him about buying and selling websites. Empire Flippers brokers website sales and purchases, supporting both the seller and the buyer. Learn what to look out for when you consider buying and get a feel for what you might need to spend to get a passive […]
In this episode I interview Scott Voelker from The Amazing Seller and ask him about selling private label products on FBA.
Scott has been running his Amazon private label FBA business for just 5 months and has had tremendous results. This is definitely a strategy that Jim and Ricky are interested in pursuing in the near future.
Enjoy the show!
In this episode I interview Scott Voelker from The Amazing Seller and ask him about selling private label products on FBA. Scott has been running his Amazon private label FBA business for just 5 months and has had tremendous results. This is definitely a strategy that Jim and Ricky are interested in pursuing in the […]
In this episode, we talk about the well-known secret to retiring rich. It’s simple but it takes some discipline. We’ll run through some numbers too so you can see just how valuable the time-value of money really is. Ricky Kesler
In this episode, we talk about the well-known secret to retiring rich. It’s simple but it takes some discipline. We’ll run through some numbers too so you can see just how valuable the time-value of money really is.
Ricky Kesler
In this episode, we talk about how to improve your productivity. You’ll get five tips for how to make better use of your time. In the podcast, I referenced the book Getting Things Done by David Allen which I recommend if you want some help prioritizing.
Ricky Kesler
In this episode, we talk about how to improve your productivity. You’ll get five tips for how to make better use of your time. In the podcast, I referenced the book Getting Things Done by David Allen which I recommend if you want some help prioritizing. Ricky Kesler
In this episode, we talk for the first time about physical, brick and mortar businesses. We talk about some of the risks involved, and how to get your business recognized when you’re starting off with a really small budget.
We talk specifically about my experience starting and running a paintball business in Southwest Virginia and about the business Jim is working on with Nerf guns in Lehi, Utah.
Ricky Kesler
In this episode, we talk for the first time about physical, brick and mortar businesses. We talk about some of the risks involved, and how to get your business recognized when you’re starting off with a really small budget. We talk specifically about my experience starting and running a paintball business in Southwest Virginia and about the […]
In this episode, we talk about buying niche sites as an investment. We talk about where and how to find a good site, and what to look for before you buy.
We also introduce a niche site that Jim recently bought. Check out Knife Up.
Ricky Kesler
In this episode, we talk about buying niche sites as an investment. We talk about where and how to find a good site, and what to look for before you buy. We also introduce a niche site that Jim recently bought. Check out Knife Up. Ricky Kesler
In this episode, I introduce to Ricky Kesler, who will be joining us on the podcast every week. I know Ricky will be an awesome asset to Income School and you’ll learn a lot from him. We talk about niche sites and the site he is working on. Check out Motivate Your Weightloss. Jim Harmer
In this episode, I introduce to Ricky Kesler, who will be joining us on the podcast every week.
I know Ricky will be an awesome asset to Income School and you’ll learn a lot from him.
We talk about niche sites and the site he is working on. Check out Motivate Your Weightloss.
Jim Harmer
In this episode I share a 2 month report on my new niche site hobby project in the pontoon boat industry. I share with you how exactly I started the site and where I plan to go with it.
I also share the details of an INCREDIBLE product I’ll be making available on incomeschool.com on December 1 that I know you’ll love.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim
In this episode I share a 2 month report on my new niche site hobby project in the pontoon boat industry. I share with you how exactly I started the site and where I plan to go with it. I also share the details of an INCREDIBLE product I’ll be making available on incomeschool.com on […]
In this episode I share a few more internet business and personal finance tips that I’ve learned in the last few months.
This episode is a continuation of the episode previous, so be sure to check that one out if you’re just joining us on the show.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it!
Jim Harmer
In this episode I share a few more internet business and personal finance tips that I’ve learned in the last few months. This episode is a continuation of the episode previous, so be sure to check that one out if you’re just joining us on the show. Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it! […]
I have a goal of being in great shape when I’m 50, but if you saw me yesterday you wouldn’t have known it. I didn’t get out and exercise, and I ate a steak at Texas Roadhouse for dinner. I may have that goal, but the direction I took yesterday will never lead me to that goal.
The same lesson applies to businesses across the web. We set huge financial goals, but we spend our days learning little SEO tricks instead of just writing good content, we never launch the product because we’re afraid of what people will think, we are too afraid to negotiate a deal, etc.
In this episode we take a step back from the “quick, practical” tips taught in other episodes and we focus on a more important, fundamental aspect of your business–your direction. In the episode I talk about how important it is to track your ACTUAL RESULTS toward your financial goals, and refer to this free spreadsheet that you can download to track your net worth.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim Harmer
I have a goal of being in great shape when I’m 50, but if you saw me yesterday you wouldn’t have known it. I didn’t get out and exercise, and I ate a steak at Texas Roadhouse for dinner. I may have that goal, but the direction I took yesterday will never lead me to […]
Not every blog and podcast that is launched is a monetary success. The truth is that internet marketing takes a lot of work and know-how. Some are more successful than others.
Today I talk with Sonny and Sandy, who are podcasters and website owners at Podcacher.com. They started their site 9 years ago but still aren’t getting the income they feel they should be getting from their site.
I have connected with Sonny and Sandy many times in the past and they asked to sit down with me and discuss their situation and how to improve. We recorded the coaching call for you to learn from their successes and failures and experience.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it!
Jim Harmer
Not every blog and podcast that is launched is a monetary success. The truth is that internet marketing takes a lot of work and know-how. Some are more successful than others. Today I talk with Sonny and Sandy, who are podcasters and website owners at Podcacher.com. They started their site 9 years ago but still […]
Subscribe to Income School on iTunes In this episode I interview Shane and Jocelyn Sams. Shane was a football coach and Jocelyn an elementary school librarian when they heard about creating an online business and dove in head first. They quit their jobs within a year and now make over six figures every single month. […]
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In this episode I interview Shane and Jocelyn Sams. Shane was a football coach and Jocelyn an elementary school librarian when they heard about creating an online business and dove in head first. They quit their jobs within a year and now make over six figures every single month.
What’s in this episode
- Exactly what to do to go out and find your audience and drag them back to your website
- How to create a network of smaller sites
- How to use a forum to create the content on your site
- Pricing digital products
Resources Mentioned
- Flipped Lifestyle
- USHistoryTeachers.com
- CoachXO.com
- ElementaryLibrarian.com
Note: At one point Shane accidentally said they were earning high six figures per month. Slip of the tongue. He meant low six figures per month and emailed me to make sure I mentioned this in the show notes so he wouldn’t be misunderstood. But seriously, after $100,000 per month… who really cares?!?! 🙂
In this episode I talk with the man behind JewelryMonk.com. Jewelry Monk is a website for those who want to make their own Jewelry. Even though it’s only a few months old, the site is getting decent traffic, comments, and engaged visitors.
In addition to breaking down the business and providing advice on how to monetize the site, I also opened up a conversation about choosing Youtube or a Podcast to build your brand. Although I love podcasting, in this case I recommended Youtube!
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it!
Jim Harmer
Links mentioned in this episode
Jewelry Monk is the website broken down in this episode
In this episode I talk with the man behind JewelryMonk.com. Jewelry Monk is a website for those who want to make their own Jewelry. Even though it’s only a few months old, the site is getting decent traffic, comments, and engaged visitors. In addition to breaking down the business and providing advice on how to […]
Most of you know that before I started working online, I was a law student and eventually finished and became a lawyer. By that point, I was too addicted to internet marketing, so I don’t practice law in a firm.
Today I’m sharing with you a guide to keeping your business legal and avoiding nasty legal problems that could sink your business.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim
Most of you know that before I started working online, I was a law student and eventually finished and became a lawyer. By that point, I was too addicted to internet marketing, so I don’t practice law in a firm. Today I’m sharing with you a guide to keeping your business legal and avoiding nasty […]
On this episode I’m joined by two people I really respect: Tim Conley, who is the man that taught me how to launch a product and the host of the Foolish Adventure Show Podcast, and my brother-in-law Brian Ricks. Brian’s website, 101HomeSchoolIdeas.com, has been around for about 5 months and he already has a small […]
On this episode I’m joined by two people I really respect: Tim Conley, who is the man that taught me how to launch a product and the host of the Foolish Adventure Show Podcast, and my brother-in-law Brian Ricks.
Brian’s website, 101HomeSchoolIdeas.com, has been around for about 5 months and he already has a small following. He’s ready to build and launch a product and has come to the podcast to get advice on how to do that.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim Harmer
WordPress is an incredible business building tool. Despite the fact that I’ve built many websites from scratch, I wouldn’t even think about creating a website without WordPress now. In this episode I take questions from listeners around the world who have questions or problems with their WordPress sites. Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement […]
WordPress is an incredible business building tool. Despite the fact that I’ve built many websites from scratch, I wouldn’t even think about creating a website without WordPress now.
In this episode I take questions from listeners around the world who have questions or problems with their WordPress sites.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim Harmer
Helpful Resources My favorite WordPress plugins
My favorite hosting companies
My favorite WordPress themes
John Lee Dumas has taken the podcasting world by storm over the last year and a half with his Entrepreneur on Fire Podcast and $100,000 per month earnings from his blog and podcast. I asked John to come onto the podcast today and spend 45 minutes working with two listeners of the show.
In this episode you hear John’s advice to new podcasters who want to build an audience and grow an online business.
I hope you enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Resources Mentioned in this Episode
Entrepreneur on Fire Podcast
Podcaster’s Paradise
Seeds of Wellness (the business reviewed on this episode)
John Lee Dumas has taken the podcasting world by storm over the last year and a half with his Entrepreneur on Fire Podcast and $100,000 per month earnings from his blog and podcast. I asked John to come onto the podcast today and spend 45 minutes working with two listeners of the show. In this […]
I love today’s episode because I get to talk directly with all of you–the listeners of the Income School Podcast. Today’s questions are about how to monetize a blog, podcast, or youtube channel.
Today we talk about the uber-practical side of website monetization, from picking a good shopping cart to taking credit cards on your site, to selling an eBook on the Kindle, etc.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim Harmer
I love today’s episode because I get to talk directly with all of you–the listeners of the Income School Podcast. Today’s questions are about how to monetize a blog, podcast, or youtube channel. Today we talk about the uber-practical side of website monetization, from picking a good shopping cart to taking credit cards on your […]
The business breakdown is a new feature on the Income School Podcast. In my opinion, most business podcasts are too philosophical and don’t have enough actionable, practical tips. The business breakdown solves that by taking ideas and theories and helps listeners to see how to build a business in a practical way. I think you’ll love it.
John Zocco is in a unique position. He works for rock bands with millions of followers as a guitar tech, and his concert photography gets him lots of exposure with those fans.
In this business breakdown, Jim walks John down some of the most important decisions he needs to make as he starts his business.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim Harmer
The business breakdown is a new feature on the Income School Podcast. In my opinion, most business podcasts are too philosophical and don’t have enough actionable, practical tips. The business breakdown solves that by taking ideas and theories and helps listeners to see how to build a business in a practical way. I think you’ll […]
I have been writing back and forth with Melissa Morse for a few weeks. She started reading IncomeSchool.com when it started and has already implemented a lot of the tips and techniques. But she feels like she is flailing around without a clear direction of where to take her business. So in this episode I […]
I have been writing back and forth with Melissa Morse for a few weeks. She started reading IncomeSchool.com when it started and has already implemented a lot of the tips and techniques. But she feels like she is flailing around without a clear direction of where to take her business.
So in this episode I sit down (virtually) with Melissa and we break down her blog, EmbraceCreative.ca and I coach her on how she can adapt it to meet her financial goals.
My goal with IncomeSchool is to make it the most practical place to get information on starting an internet business. This episode is all about practical tips for those who are starting out.
I hope you enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim Harmer
Resources Mentioned in This Episode
Optin Monster – It’s just a simple popup, but with a twist that makes it incredibly powerful. It only shows the popup when someone is rapidly scrolling to the top of the page (as in when they are about to hit the back button and leave your site forever anyway). When I get about 5 people per day to join the email list without a popup, and then I switched to Optin Monster and started getting over 100 people per day joining my email list. The coolest part? Those are 100 people who were leaving my site anyway, and they didn’t get bothered with the popup until they were done reading the post. Pretty sweet. Check it out here.
SEO: What most new internet marketers see as Charlie’s golden ticket to success. The truth is that search engine traffic takes a long time to build, and building your site to attract Google rather than focusing on your users is a terrible pitfall. Still, SEO certainly has value. Building your website according to established norms […]
SEO: What most new internet marketers see as Charlie’s golden ticket to success. The truth is that search engine traffic takes a long time to build, and building your site to attract Google rather than focusing on your users is a terrible pitfall.
Still, SEO certainly has value. Building your website according to established norms and writing in a way that Google can find your content is extremely valuable.
In this episode, I take questions from listeners around the world who have questions on SEO.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim Harmer
In this episode I go into much greater detail of how exactly I run my blog to earn half a million dollars per year. I delve into the products I offer, how I built an audience, taxes, etc. I will confess that it is a bit awkward for me to share such personal financial information […]
In this episode I go into much greater detail of how exactly I run my blog to earn half a million dollars per year. I delve into the products I offer, how I built an audience, taxes, etc.
I will confess that it is a bit awkward for me to share such personal financial information with the world, but I feel that it’s important to motivate you and to show you how to take your business to the next level.
Enjoy the show, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim Harmer
Helpful Resources
I have a blog post that explains this information in text form here.
I have never met any blogger who had good traffic going to their site, who isn’t making serious money. Never.
Whenever I’m coaching someone through starting an internet business, they always want to have a definite monetization strategy in place before they start. Even if they know they should wait to build the product until they have an audience, they still want to have that vision from the beginning. That is okay, I suppose, but I want to reassure you that if you get the audience, the money WILL come.
In this episode I share some of the more popular monetization strategies for monetizing your website, and which ones you should work on first.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim
I have never met any blogger who had good traffic going to their site, who isn’t making serious money. Never. Whenever I’m coaching someone through starting an internet business, they always want to have a definite monetization strategy in place before they start. Even if they know they should wait to build the product until […]
If I were to point to one factor that would make your blog more or less likely to succeed at providing an income for you, it would be this–whether or not the blog owner publishes daily for the first 4 to 6 months.
In the beginning of your blogging business, you need quick success and traffic to encourage you to keep going. More motivating than creating a product is seeing traffic.
So in this episode I share with you how to develop a publishing routine with tips and techniques to make it simple for you to publish something on your site every day 5 or 6 days per week.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim
Helpful Resources
Long Tail Pro (LTP) – The program I use for keyword research to write my article hit list.
My Article Hit List – Feel free to adapt the headlines for your niche and to get an idea of how I write mine. My hit list is a bit complicated looking because I pay a lot of people to write on my site, but yours will likely just be a list of headlines for you to write.
If I were to point to one factor that would make your blog more or less likely to succeed at providing an income for you, it would be this–whether or not the blog owner publishes daily for the first 4 to 6 months. In the beginning of your blogging business, you need quick success and […]
Online contacts are usually awkward. You comment on a website not knowing whether to expect anyone to hear or respond to you. You purchase a product not knowing whether or not you can expect the seller to help you if something goes wrong with your purchase. You like a page on Facebook never knowing if […]
Online contacts are usually awkward. You comment on a website not knowing whether to expect anyone to hear or respond to you. You purchase a product not knowing whether or not you can expect the seller to help you if something goes wrong with your purchase. You like a page on Facebook never knowing if they will treat you as if they like you.
One of the keys of developing a community is to manage customer expectations. If you splash your email address all over your website, then you need to respond. If you ask for comments, you better read and respond. If you ask for sales, you better help your customers if they have trouble.
But the truth is that website owners often deal with millions of customers and potential customers. In this episode, I show you how to manage relationships with your visitors in a reasonable way so that you can give them what they expect, without overpromising on the time you can give them.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim
Trouble getting traffic to new websites is probably the single biggest killer of new internet businesses. It’s something that new internet marketers worry about, but that more experienced internet marketers have done enough times to be confident with. In this episode, I share my very best strategies for driving traffic to new sites. Follow the recipe, […]
Trouble getting traffic to new websites is probably the single biggest killer of new internet businesses. It’s something that new internet marketers worry about, but that more experienced internet marketers have done enough times to be confident with.
In this episode, I share my very best strategies for driving traffic to new sites. Follow the recipe, and you’ll start to see results. But driving traffic requires your best efforts at writing shockingly helpful content and then getting the message out on the channels that give the quickest returns.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim
Helpful resources
This post has an example of the pins I create to get pinterest traffic to my sites. Look half way down the post on the right side for the tall graphic that is my Pinterest bait.
You want a complete stranger to offer you $1,000. Really, it’s true. Every website owner hopes that he can acquire a visitor who becomes a fan who then becomes a customer who then becomes a repeat customer. Eventually, you want the lifetime value of that customer to hit $1,000.
If you approach the stranger today and ask for the moola, chances are low that you will succeed. The real success needs to come by degrees.
In this episode I present what I call the “Layered Engagement Plan.” It’s a simple 5-minute exercise you can do on a scrap of paper that will save you months or years in how quickly you succeed in getting groups of strangers who visit your website to become a true audience that purchases what you offer.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim
You want a complete stranger to offer you $1,000. Really, it’s true. Every website owner hopes that he can acquire a visitor who becomes a fan who then becomes a customer who then becomes a repeat customer. Eventually, you want the lifetime value of that customer to hit $1,000. If you approach the stranger today […]
One common mistake I see with newer websites is that they allow their sites to looklittle. There is nothing wrong with looking like a small business that gives a personal feel and the personality of an individual, but there isa problem with making your website look undesirable and worthless.
In this episode, I show my strategies for making a small site look valuable, but personable at the same time.
Enjoy the episode,
Jim
Helpful resources
This episode of the podcast closely follows Step 4 of my “Get Started Blogging” guide
One common mistake I see with newer websites is that they allow their sites to look little. There is nothing wrong with looking like a small business that gives a personal feel and the personality of an individual, but there is a problem with making your website look undesirable and worthless. In this episode, I show my strategies for […]
No business tip has been more beneficial to me than a lesson I learned on a podcast 3 years ago. The podcast was an interview on Smart Passive Income about writing helpful blog posts. Pat Flynn wrote an article about me and the success I had following the advice from that podcast.
The suggestion that helped me so much was that the interviewee mentioned that he sometimes spent 2 or 3 days on a single blog post. This blew my mind, because before then I had not spent more than 45 minutes on a blog post, and most of my posts were a measly 500 words long. As soon as I implemented the “shockingly helpful content” rule in my business, it immediately took off.
In today’s podcast, my goal is to inspire you to create something shockingly helpful on your website. It’s the best marketing you can buy.
Enjoy,
Jim
Helpful resources
Jim’s recommended setups for internet marketing and podcasting
No business tip has been more beneficial to me than a lesson I learned on a podcast 3 years ago. The podcast was an interview on Smart Passive Income about writing helpful blog posts. Pat Flynn wrote an article about me and the success I had following the advice from that podcast. The suggestion that […]
You may think that running an online business would mean doing a lot of technical work to make your website run. But the reality is that tools like WordPress and a quality hosting company make running a website incredibly easy. In fact, I find that the dips and plateaus in my business are usually caused by […]
You may think that running an online business would mean doing a lot of technical work to make your website run.
But the reality is that tools like WordPress and a quality hosting company make running a website incredibly easy. In fact, I find that the dips and plateaus in my business are usually caused by me spending too much time tweaking the technology I use to podcast and create my website, and not enough time simply recording videos with my cell phone for youtube, opening up a word processor and typing a blog post, or firing up the mic and recording a podcast.
In this episode I want to share with you exactly how you can set up the technology in your business in a simple way so that you can focus on what will actually cause your business to grow–great content. For my recommendations on a solid technology to run your business on, including my recommended email provider, host, free wordpress plugins, etc, click here.
Enjoy the episode,
Jim
Helpful Resources This episode closely follows step 1 of the “Start Your Blog” series. Definitely start here if you want to start a new business online.
Jim’s recommended WordPress Themes
Jim’s recommended Hosting Providers
Business coaches talk about “finding your niche” like they would finding your soulmate–as if there were only one “right” one out there, and you just have to find it. It isn’t true, and it keeps thousands or millions of people each year from starting businesses that could have been successful. The truth is that to […]
Business coaches talk about “finding your niche” like they would finding your soulmate–as if there were only one “right” one out there, and you just have to find it. It isn’t true, and it keeps thousands or millions of people each year from starting businesses that could have been successful.
The truth is that to be successful online, you simply have to ask yourself one question: “What is one way I can be helpful to others, that I could do by sharing information on a website?” Answer that, and you have a business.
Now that you have that business, will you spend the next 6 months thinking about it, second-guessing yourself, or will you throw down all out thermo-nuclear war on that topic until you have the best resource on the web for that topic? If you choose the second option, you’ll likely be rewarded with income.
Enjoy the episode,
Jim
Helpful Resources This episode closely follows step 1 of the “Start Your Blog” series. Definitely start here if you want to start a new business online.
50 Niche Site Ideas Ripe for the Taking
How we find niche site ideas that earn real money
Business advice is everywhere. It’s in my earbuds, my RSS feeds, on my Facebook newsfeed–and constantly on glossy ads in my mailbox.
The most popular bits of business advice are those which require the least amount of work and expertise, and yet produce the quickest and most dramatic hockey-stick-graph results. I love quick fix business advice. I’ve implemented many of those techniques and some have actually produced results. But the truth is that tricks only last a short time.
To truly succeed, there is a business lesson that must always be applied. It’s desperation, and it’s the business lesson nobody wants.
In this episode of the Income School Podcast, I set a framework for your mind to follow in starting your online business. I explain the mindset you have to have to win. The mindset is one of never turning back, never second guessing, never wondering.
Just going out and throwing down all out thermo-nuclear war every day until you succeed. Once you have this mindset, it will prevent you from quitting–ever. Because failure is not an option. Your income controls an incredible amount of your lifestyle, and you can’t risk losing that. Now that you have your head on straight, we’re getting into the nuts and bolts of online business–starting with episode 3.
Hope you enjoy the episode, Jim
Business advice is everywhere. It’s in my earbuds, my RSS feeds, on my Facebook newsfeed–and constantly on glossy ads in my mailbox. The most popular bits of business advice are those which require the least amount of work and expertise, and yet produce the quickest and most dramatic hockey-stick-graph results. I love quick fix business […]
Most of what I write on Income School is tips and techniques. I like to skip over the fluff and just write what you need to know to increase your income. But in this podcast episode I’m welcoming you into my life. In episode 1 I invite my wife Emily to join me on the […]
Most of what I write on Income School is tips and techniques. I like to skip over the fluff and just write what you need to know to increase your income. But in this podcast episode I’m welcoming you into my life.
In episode 1 I invite my wife Emily to join me on the podcast and we talk about where we started the blog from, the struggles and successes we saw along the way, and where our blog has taken us today. I thought it would be helpful to have Emily on this episode because she provides such a more personal touch than I do. I really wanted this episode to be a bit more intimate and open than my usual tone.
Hope you enjoy the episode,
Jim