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Are you ready to grow your business? Business Coffee Break with Deanna is made for you! In each episode, Deanna Hinsz, founder of CarbonSilk Digital Marketing & Consulting, shares how you can improve your online presence, overcome obstacles and create creating a life you love.Deanna has been helping business owners for over 10 years. With her degree in psychology and certifications as a business coach, she is able to provide the resources and tips that lead us to success. The guests that are featured each week share tips in their area of expertise. Join us every Thursday for a new episode.
Are you looking for a way to generate more leads?
In this episode, my guest, Yann Ilunga, is going to share with you a simple strategy that will help you create a constant stream of organic leads. So whether you're just starting out or you've been in the business for a while, this episode is for you!
Yann Ilunga is a lead generation, relationship selling , international speaker, podcaster and podcasting consultant.
Website: https://yannilunga.com/
LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/yannilunga
Warning: This is not the typical podcast, but it was too good to not share. #TuesdayTalk was born from behind the scenes meetings with other entrepreneurs. When the cameras were off, the conversatons got raw. I couldn't help but think that "These are the conversations that people need to hear!" The real stuff - which software to use, how to overcome this obstacle or just an honest opinion about something happening in the news - cue Will Smith drama!
Listen in as two of my friends, Edie Clark (video strategist extroidanairre) and DeeJae Rodriguez (Rockstar Live Streamer) join me and we talk about live streaming and the oops of our first episode, making sure your digital marketing is accessible to all and more.
Goals! We all have them, but do we reach them?
Reaching a goal isn’t always easy to do. If it were, we most likely would not take the time to put energy into achieving it because it would come easy to us. That’s why it’s a goal. It’s something that challenges us, takes us out of our comfort zone, and puts us on our desired path.
This week, I had the opportunity to speak to Kellan Fluckiger, author and speaker. Kellan came through decades of addiction, depression, and a near-death experience. He shares his story of overcoming each of those obstacles and becoming a catalyst for living your ultimate life, which also happens to be the name of his podcast!
Kellan shares the 5 steps that will help you achieve any goal from his book “The Results Equation: Dream to Done in Five Simple Steps”
If you’re looking to grow your Instagram following and take your branding to the next level, you need to listen to today’s podcast. Natalie Suppes, an Instagram expert with nearly 32,000 followers, is here to share her tips with us. She’ll teach us how to be more consistent on Instagram, let the algorithm work for us, niche down, and more! So whether you’re just starting out on Instagram or you’ve been using it for a while but haven’t seen the results you want, this podcast is for you. Don’t overcomplicate Instagram – it’s really not that difficult to use once you know what you’re doing. So tune in and start elevating your brand today!
Natalie Suppes started using Instagram as a way to document her health journey after learning she had Crohn’s disease. After seeing success with her own account, she began working with businesses that wanted to grow their Instagram following. And she’s here today to share her tips with us!
Here are a few of the things you’ll learn in today’s podcast about how to elevate your brand on Instagram:
- – How to be more consistent on Instagram
- – Letting the algorithm work for you
- – Niche down
- – Knowing your five pillars
How can you successfully create a marketing strategy? In today's episode, I share the three reasons why people fail and the 3 things you need for a successful marketing campaign.
The size of your business and your budget are irrelevant. What matters most is that you're putting the right steps into action.
Learn those steps and how to connect with your target audience.
When you're a multi-passionate entrepreneur (like me!), you may come across as flighty to some. That was one of my struggles when I first dipped my toes into entrepreneurship as an adult. I hated hearing the question "so, what are you doing NOW?" Ugh!
Today's guest shares 5 ways that you can thrive as a multi-passionate entrepreneur!
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If you ask me why we chose to move to the small town in Florida that we moved to, I would tell you that Main Street had a lot to do with it. I grew up in a town whose downtown was once vibrant with people, business, and a lot of activity. That was, however, many years before I was born. I never saw that personally, but I often see photos shared that display the energy that once was.
I know this is something that many people can say when it comes to their downtown. As suburbs became more popular, families moved outside of their once vibrant downtowns to raise their families in a quieter location, leaving downtowns across America ghost towns. Just memories on old photos or stories told is all that’s left to the abandoned buildings that line the street.
Many areas across America are working to change that and bring back the energy their downtowns once held, also known as their Main Street. Today, Wayne Carter, who is the Executive Director of the Award Winning MainStreet DeLand Association sat with me to talk about it.
Today, we are talking about:
- What exactly is MainStreet
- Why is MainStreet so important
- What does MainStreet bring to a community
- What does it do for the economy and small businesses
- How can an area start a MainStreet initiative in their area
Thinking about taking over the family business? Today's guest, Matthew Maniscalco, shares how to effectively do this without causing any waves. He lays out the exact steps he and his mother-in-law took when he made the decision to purchase Page Insurance from her. Beyond having the right components in place, there were several things to consider and discuss before they could complete the transaction. If you're in a position where you're considering taking over the family business or possibly passing the legacy on, this episode will lay the groundwork on how to set both parties up for success.
Videos have been becoming more and more popular in the last several yearsThe reason for that is that social media platforms have been giving favor to content in video format. The most popular platforms have incorporated videos and going live as a feature today, and if you use it, you will reach more people organically.
If you ever wondered where even to begin when it comes to creating great videos, you’re in luck!
Today on The Sassy Girl Entrepreneur Show, I have Video Creation Strategist Edie Clarke to share how to create great videos! She’s going to explain how you can create high-quality videos without the cost of hiring your own production crew!
Today we are talking about:
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What type of equipment do you need to produce great videos
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How to produce great video content easily
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Why a teleprompter is so important
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Tips for those of us who wear glasses
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How to overcome the fear of being on video
Don’t forget to get Your FREE Video Creation Toolkit https://edieclarke.com/createvids-toolkit.
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Finding the courage to be you in business sounds like it would be a pretty easy task. The reality is that it’s not as easy as it sounds. We face several things during our business journey that may sway us away from being who we indeed are.
Sometimes it happens during our growing phases. We are stretched outside of our comfort zone into the unknown, and what do we do? We look to those who are successful in our industry and decide to duplicate them.
Another scenario is when friends or family place their expectations on us and who they believe we should be. Sure, we can easily say no, but often we think what we are told as young children of who we are and who we are not. Those words and the desire to be accepted persuade many of us to follow the path they designed for us.
This last example is what my next guest has seen several times during his music career. It’s the pressure your industry puts on you to do, think and behave in a certain way.
All of these scenarios can take us away from who we are. Knowing yourself and standing firm in who you are is vital in life and business. Jere B, also known as The Entremusician, shares his stories of standing firm despite the pressure to be what was expected of him.
He talks to us about why it’s important and how to find out who you are.
Do you sometimes feel like you are running in circles when it comes to your marketing strategy?As entrepreneurs we are constantly looking for ways to better ourselves. We read books, watch videos and listen to podcasts just like this this one to gaid insight on how to run our business better.We are told that we should be here and there and do things this way or that way. We watch others succeed and make quick decisions that we should start doing things they way “they” are doing it and we can gain more business. We get super excited about it until….we see something else that seems to fit us better, and then we shift.In the end, we have a list of amazing ideas but our execution is off. Our marketing strategy has us on a hamster wheel and you desperately want to get off and start making money!Sound familiar?If so, then my guest today is going to help you stop running in circles and get started with the right marketing strategy, specific to you
Yesterday I made the say goodbye to Facebook. Yes, you read that correctly, I’m waving peace out and going on my way. As someone who lives and breathes social media, this probably sounds completely insane. But let me explain.What Social Media means to meSocial media is a great tool! It keeps us connected on a personal level and gets us in front of thousands of people that may have never heard of us. That’s pretty awesome. Personally, I place social into a few different categories:“Social” Media. These are platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn. Platforms where you are expected to interact and be social.Not So Social Media. These are platforms like Pinterest or YouTube, where we take in more than we interactSocial Audio. This is Clubhouse where we listen but can also engageI think these each have their strengths, but when it’s not used properly, it’s not so great.My DilemnaA few years ago, I started to get an unsettled feeling about Facebook. I was aware of how manipulating it could be and how our feeds were biased and thought about leaving. I had someone in my industry tell me that I shouldn’t say how I feel about it because I would be cutting my own throat.Ugh! They were right. I knew that. So I kept going along with it.Listen to why I decided to say Goodbye to Facebook and let me know where you stand with it? I would love to hear from you!
Have you ever had a great idea for a event or conference but never got around to making it happen?A lot of entrepreneurs and business owners think about launching their own conference or event, but they often put off the work because of how overwhelming it can seem. There are so many logistics that need to be handled in order to pull off an event of this magnitude, including finding speakers, sponsorships, venue arrangements and more.If you’re thinking of launching your own conference or event, then listen in on my latest podcast, How to Launch a Successful Event, with special guest Dennis Schiraldi, founder of DOYO Live, Interactive Marketing Conference
If you’re a business owner, then you know how important it is to be seen on Google. Nobody wants their potential customers googling for information about their products or services and not finding them in the top 5 results.It’s time to start using SEO if your company isn’t already doing so! In today’s episode, I reached out to Steve Cross, CEO and Creative Director with iSynergy. Steve to share everything you need to know about how to increase your visibility on Google using SEO.[2:02] What is SEO?[2:39] Why is SEO so important?[4:57] The flood gates open once your site goes live (or not)[6:24] Local SEO & Google My Business- Your storefront sign online[9:30] What should be on your website to help with local SEO (schema)[11:27] Should you use local terms or universal terms if your business can serve people beyond your local area[13:35] How long can it take to lock your presence down?[14:13] Do Google Ads need to be part of your online strategy?[15:59] What type of budget is a reasonable budget for Google Ads?[20:50] How to determine if you’re SEO is on the right track?[23:21] Why “When I google my business, I come up on the first page” is a farse.[26:32] How to know if you’re ranking is good?[28:31] Do I still need to worry about SEO if my ranking is good?[30:11] What is link-building?
If you have scratched your head wondering how you could increase your revenue at any point in your business and just felt like you were working harder or smarter, but not getting anywhere. You’re not alone! Sometimes the tools that are shared with us don’t always work. That doesn’t mean they aren’t proven tips or strategies. What it means is that each of our brains is wired differently. So what works for me and is super easy may be super challenging for you, and vice versa.In today’s episode, my next guest is talking about how to double your revenue in 90 days! I know it sounds crazy, it did to me at first too, but the brain is a powerful tool! Having a degree in psychology, it’s no surprise that I totally geek on topics like this and I’m excited to share it with you.Jarron Haning, from Mindset Performace, has the perfect example when he shares this analogy, “You know how when you’re in the corn maze and you’re not sure if you should go left or right? But, when you step on a ladder suddenly the maze is no longer a mystery?”That’s what Jarrod Haning does for business owners. By teaching them how to think at a higher level, they are able to see the whole picture, and suddenly the obstacles that were blocking their growth no longer exist.Everything he teaches comes down to this one thing:“a breakthrough in your business will first happen as a breakthrough in your thinking”[3:41] How to start the process of understanding where you’re really stuck[5:47] How to know where our blocks are and what we need to change[7:14] Mindscans versus other personality tests[8:59] Why trying harder may not be the solution[9:28] What information does the mindscan share[12:08] How to know if using a to-do list is working for you[15:50] “No one will treat my business the way I do” may not be the truth[18:48] How to double your revenue in 90 days[26:27] the power of uncomfortable conversations[27:50] The key to having those uncomfortable conversations[35:16 How to pull yourself through being stuck
You created a course or are hosting an event and now you need a killer sales page!Before we dig deep into how to create sale pages that convert, I want to stop and take a moment to explain what a sales page is. Even though this term has gained in popularity, there’s still a lot of confusion around it. So let’s sum it up!A sales page is a stand-alone page with one goal in mind. Sales! You may have come across one of those channels where they are packed with infomercials. There’s someone on the TV selling you their product for a set amount of time, explaining how their product can solve your problems. That right there (in written form) is what a sales page is and does! But there’s much more than that!Selling online isn’t as easy as people make it seem or claim that it is. You really do need to connect with your audience. It’s not just about hacks and tricks. There’s an art to doing this where you speak directly to them and as they scroll your website, sales pages, emails, or blog, they begin to know, like, and trust you.In my opinion, great copy is your most powerful tool and a necessity for anyone who wants to convert viewers to customers. (I mean, that’s pretty much any business owner, entrepreneur, or speaker, right!?)If you have a course, event, or business, you know having great copy makes a difference. So, put on your headphones and get ready for my next episode that is packed full with great tips on how to create sales pages that convert![8:16] The two biggest copy mistakes[10:51] Indoctrination. The first part of creating copy that converts.[13:37] How to talk to your audience[15:14] Where Colleen goes to learn how to talk to a clients audience[17:31] A super important part of your copy that you want to include in your course and why.[18:56] What is the best type of bonuses to add to your course[21:30] Is long-form or short-form copy better for a sales page?[24:30] How often should you have a Call to Action (CTA) on your sales page?[26:32] Who should hire a copywriter?[28:17] What is a typical day for Colleen?
Getting in front of your ideal prospect may sound easy at first. Maybe you know a lot of people or come from a big family as I did. It should be a breeze, right?Wrong.Getting in front of your ideal prospect can be challenging, especially if you don’t consider yourself a natural-born salesperson, like my guest, Jennifer Seeno Tucker.Jennifer is an Associate Broker & Vice President of Business Development at Exit Realty United located in Nassau County, New York. She is the co-creator of The 7 Saturday’s Training Program for local real estate agents. She has helped dozens of real estate agents transition from paycheck employees to a flourishing career as sole proprietors in real estate. Jennifer has also guided many real estate agents throughout their careers and helped them stay focused on meeting their goals as business owners.Jennifer sat down with me and shared her 9 Tips on how to get in front of your ideal client and you don’t have to be in real estate to use these tips!
Just starting in Direct Sales? Learn from rockstars who are already crushing their goals.Lisa Cricks, a full-time high school math teacher, wasn’t new to direct sales when she made the decision to join Color Street. She knew that she missed that sense of community, but she also wanted to make sure this is what she wanted to commit to before signing on the dotted line.It didn’t take long for Lisa to reach Director in her organization, (7 months to be exact) and begin seeing the results of her work. 17 months later, her team is generating nearly half a million dollars and she’s not even close to done yet!I wanted to sit with Lisa to learn what she is doing to hit her goals so quickly, what made her choose Color Street, and how her experience can help others do the same.A glance at the episode:>[04:38] Breaking the myth of Direct Sales. How the structure benefits everyone with Color Street.>[08:11] What motivated Lisa to grow her business quickly. “Taking the backpack off her husband”>[10:26} Why having a purpose is important>[10:54] What to do after you decide to join. What to look for when signing up under someone. What qualities should they have? What advice does she have for newbies?>[13:39] What does a typical day look like for Lisa?>[16:23]. How to take advantage of work-life balance while running your own business.>[19:11] How to handle fear when stepping out of your comfort zone>[20:10] What inspires and drives Lisa right now in your business>[21:04] Advice for other women who are considering Direct Sales. What are the two things you must do and the promise you should make to yourself?>[25:46] Handling “no”. Learn how to let it not get to you and keep going.Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts“I love Deanna and The Sassy Girl Entrepreneur Show.”
The words that we use when creating content play a powerful role in determining if your audience will engage or simply scroll past. Understand power words, what they mean and how to use them can make a huge difference in your content.
Authenticity and vulnerability might be two hot keywords right now, but they are key in building relationships with your audience. Transformational Leader, Emily Petroff, is taking an eye-opening approach to inspiring others to embrace their authenticity and vulnerability in her movement, Naked And Un-Afraid.
Videos have been becoming more and more popular in the last several years. The reason for that is that social media platforms have been giving favor for content in video format. The most popular platforms have incorporated videos and going live as a feature today, and if you use it, you will reach more people organically. If you ever wondered where even to begin when it comes to creating great videos, you're in luck! Today on The Sassy Girl Entrepreneur Show, I have Video Creation Strategist Edie Clarke to share how to create great videos! She's going to explain how you can create high-quality videos without the cost of hiring your own production crew! Today we are talking about: 1. What type of equipment do you need to produce great videos2. How to produce great video content easily3. Why a teleprompter is so important4. Tips for those of us who wear glasses5. How to overcome the fear of being on video
One of the most important steps in your business, probably THE most important step is to know your brand. Not just a general idea of what you do, I mean really know your brand. In this episode, I'm talking with Nathalie Gregg to discuss the three V's of your brand: Value, Voice, and Visibility. Say "Hi" in the comments and let me know you're here! It would mean the world to me if you could click on that Subscribe Button! ______________________________________________________________Follow Sassy Girl EntrepreneurTwitter: twitter.com/deannahinszFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/sassygirlentrepreneurInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sassygirlentrepreneurApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sassy-girl-entrepreneur-show/id1544608776About Sassy Girl EntrepreneurDeanna Hinsz, certified digital marketing and success coach teaches entrepreneurs how to launch and grow their business.Visit Sassy Girl Entrepreneurhttps://www.sassygirlentrepreneur.comhttps://www.sassygirlmedia.com
Have you ever had someone ask you, "Can I pick your brain?" Maybe someone asked to meet for coffee just to "talk" and ended up asking you a million questions that people pay to have answers to. What do you say? How do you respond?Who has the right to ask you that? In today's episode, I'm sharing the answer to those questions!
Deanna couldn't wait to talk to her next guest, Chris Askew, about the eight psychological tips to improve your social marketing strategy. Psychology is totally her jam and clearly Chris's too! Check out episode #15 of The Sassy Girl Entrepreneur Show when Chris spills all the secrets! Chris Askew is the founder of TILT! A marketing & branding agency located in northeastern Ohio He is also the host of 'TAG!' - a sales & marketing podcast.
Are you ready to achieve greatness? If so, sit tight because Debrah Mowlem is joining me today on The Sassy Girl Entrepreneur Show! Debrah had the most exciting childhood growing up in a small village in Zimbabwe, South Africa. She couldn't help but question the unfairness she recognized in culture and religion. She would ask her elders what was there such a difference. The women were responsible for most of the jobs in the village, yet they accepted this situation. Her elders would respond by telling her not to question so much, but I'm sure they had their hands full with Debrah. She wasn't about to sit back and accept those norms herself. After Debrah completed high school, she started selling agriculture at the local market. That business grew, and she employed over twenty people before moving to the United Kingdom. Her experiences led her to her true passion, writing, and she published her first of seven books in 2007. In this episode, Debrah shares her perspective on life in South Africa, the obstacles she faced, and how she stood her ground to become the best version of herself and live in her passion. She is sharing five tips for women who want to achieve greatness with us today and hang tight for a bonus one at the end! To contact Debrah:www.ask-dm.comhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0GoyF_EMJpoHuUwPW5hglghttps://www.linkedin.com/in/debrah-mowlem-5571603b/instagram.com/debrah.mowlemhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/businessladiesforum1https://www.facebook.com/debrahmowlem
Réal Andrews, an Emmy Award-Winning Actor who is known for his role as Marshall Taggert on General Hospital, is also a Transition Coach, Fitness Expert, and a top producer in his network marketing company. He knows how to coach people to be the best version of themselves and you can see his passion immediately. To say I'm stoked to share my interview with him is an understatement. Réal is known to his team as Coach and will call you "Champion" when he addresses you, but he is definitely the Champ in my eyes.Visit Réals website: https://realandrews.comInstagram https://www.instagram.com/realandrews/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realandrews/Listen to Getting Real with Réal Podcast: https://championdevelopment.life/podcast/Subscribe to Sassy Girl Entrepreneurhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UChZN8vkR9-2ROCzVtkdosVwFollow Sassy Girl EntrepreneurTwitter: twitter.com/deannahinszFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/sassygirlentrepreneurInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sassygirlentrepreneurApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sassy-girl-entrepreneur-show/id1544608776About Sassy Girl EntrepreneurDeanna Hinsz, certified digital marketing and success coach teaches entrepreneurs how to launch and grow their business.Visit Sassy Girl Entrepreneurhttps://www.sassygirlentrepreneur.comhttps://www.sassygirlmedia.com
Do you think a speaking coach is only for someone who wants to get paid speaking at conferences? I did until I had the honor of speaking with Dr. Kristen Guillory. Dr. Kristen Guillory is a real force and has been featured on CBS, Fox affiliates, and multiple podcasts and magazines! She is the president and chief consultant of KSGuillory Enterprises, a firm that provides strategic and professional development, coaching, and training in Self Care, Mental Health, Cultural Humility, and Public Speaking. In my interview with Dr. Guillory, I learned that her most significant purpose is to heal others. She has been doing this for several years, as she works to help her clients rediscover their authentic voice and walk in the freedom of who they are and not dim their light. Dr. Guillory (speaker, trainer, and coach) shares: The two things she wishes she would have done at the beginning of her journey.Why a speaking coach is valuable for anyone in businessThe most important thing about speakingThe mistake we as women tend to makeThe top three tips for speakers who are interested in speaking engagements (Plus a bonus tip!) How to overcome the fear of speaking in public*The value of a speaking coachTo learn more about Dr. Kristen Guillory: https://www.kristenguillory.comFollow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drkristenguillory/Follow her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrGspeaks/Subscribe to Sassy Girl Entrepreneurwww.youtube.com/channel/UChZN...Follow Sassy Girl EntrepreneurTwitter: twitter.com/deannahinszFacebook: www.facebook.com/sassygirlent...Instagram: www.instagram.com/sassygirlen...Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...About Sassy Girl EntrepreneurDeanna Hinsz, certified digital marketing and success coach teaches entrepreneurs how to launch and grow their business.Visit Sassy Girl Entrepreneursassygirlentrepreneur.comsassygirlmedia.com
Are you ready to transition to entrepreneurship from the 9 to 5 grind? Tara Chatzakis, Executive Transition Coach, joins me to share how to overcome the biggest fears when making the decision to leave your comfort zone of the 9 to 5. Subscribe to Sassy Girl Entrepreneurhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UChZN... Follow Sassy Girl EntrepreneurTwitter: https://twitter.com/deannahinszFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/sassygirlent...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sassygirlen...Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...About Sassy Girl EntrepreneurDeanna Hinsz, certified digital marketing and success coach teaches entrepreneurs how to launch and grow their business. Visit Sassy Girl Entrepreneur https://sassygirlentrepreneur.comhttps://sassygirlmedia.com
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to put your skills to the test and start a freelance business? Tomorrow on THe Sassy Girl Entrepreneur Show, my guest Colleen Lozano will be sharing what it's like to start and grow a freelance business! Subscribe to Sassy Girl Entrepreneurhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UChZN... Follow Sassy Girl EntrepreneurTwitter: https://twitter.com/deannahinszFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/sassygirlent...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sassygirlen...Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...About Sassy Girl EntrepreneurDeanna Hinsz, certified digital marketing and success coach teaches entrepreneurs how to launch and grow their business. Visit Sassy Girl Entrepreneur https://sassygirlentrepreneur.comhttps://sassygirlmedia.com
There are many common myths that we hear over and over from entrepreneurs. It can be challenging to determine which are true and which are false. Today, we are debunking those myths! Join me and my guest, social media expert, Dhariana Lozano, as we discuss some of the most common myths on today's Sassy Girl Entrepreneur Show.
The second round of PPP (Payment Protection Program) is opening this week. If you are a small business owner, here's what you need to know in order to qualify for the loan. Special Guest, Heather Palmer is sharing how to be tax ready. We are talking write-offs, taxes, and money on today's episode of The Sassy Girl Entrepreneur Show.
Why do we self-sabotage our success? Why do we get in our own way and how do we stop it?This week Dennis Schiraldi and I chatted on our first live show, He Said She Said to talk about this. As usual, some of our ideas are in line, but we also see things a little differently. Here are my thoughts on self-sabotaging our success. He Said/She Said is a sneak peek into the real conversations of two friends in the digital marketing world. We don't always see things the same way, which makes for fun conversations and friendly debates. Feel free to comment on your thoughts in our debate!
Join me and my guest, Elizabeth Nader as we talk about Flatten Your Fear Summit. In this video. learn about how to overcome your fear by using The Thought Ladder approach. "Fear will keep you from your purpose and there's not one person who doesn't want to experience their purpose. You were created on purpose for a purpose. Let's get past it. Let's get strategies to deal with it and let's conquer it" - Elizabeth Nader, Mindset Coach, Speaker, Author, and Entrepreneur.
During this pandemic, many small business owners have been hit hard, but restaurants have had a higher risk of closing than most others. Today, I'm sharing tips on what restaurant owners can do to keep their doors open. We are thinking outside the box over here with my special guest, Sherris Moreira, a community leader with business development in Hermitage, Pennsylvania.
Brytta, the founder of Xanadu Yoga, was living in her passion, traveling the world, experiencing new countries, new people, customs, and teaching yoga studios how to set their studio up for success! It was a dream job and life. Then COVID happened and all travel came to a screeching halt. What do you do when your business is forced to stop? After the initial shock (and a deep breath), Brytta found a way to thrive during this time of transition. Join me as I speak with Brytta about what she is doing to grow her yoga business online and what she needed to do in the process.
There's no "right" age to become an entrepreneur. Don't believe me? Just ask my guest, Ayana Symone! Ayana wrote her first book at the age of 12 and her latest book, "How I Fell in Love With Myself" at the age of 17. She shares notes of inspiration through her blog and podcast.
Episode #2. Overcoming Fear. Fear is something that we all experience. In this episode of Sassy Girl Confidential, I talk about fear. what is fear and how to overcome it!
What do people want to see on social media? One thing is for sure, social media is always changing, but some things always remain the same. To find out what people want to see, take a listen!