Posts Tagged ‘entrepreneurs’
“That Won’t Work for Me.” Membership Site Edition
Today, we’re continuing my series “That Won’t Work for Me” focusing on different types of business owners and how my new program Goodbye 9-to-5 can help them earn a full-time income. Next up, membership sites! My client “Wendy” is person with great big ideas. I really admire that about her. She’s always dreaming up new ways to give her…
Read MoreThe Real Reason to Be Your Own Boss
When it comes down to it, the real reason I’m my own boss is because of salad. Let me explain . . . Back in 2010, I was a book editor working in an enormous skyscraper in downtown Chicago. I wore a suit every day, strutted around in high heels, and felt oh-so-business-y and professional.…
Read More21-Day Productivity Challenge | Free Printable Worksheet and Action Plan
I’m not one of those coaches who pushes her clients to go-go-go all the time. We have highs and lows when it come to our energy levels. And if you’re like most people, the upcoming winter season can leave you feeling depleted and lethargic. Slowing down at the end of the year is natural: From forces outside…
Read MoreCraving Freedom? Set More Boundaries!
When I first started my life coaching business, I was desperate to get sales. My day job as a book editor had me at the brink of burnout, and I knew I could quit that job if I made enough money through coaching. So, I scheduled as many client calls as possible. Any day. Any time. I…
Read More7 Ways to Raise Your Prices for Your Business Offerings | Fear of Owning Your Worth
I was recently approached by a brand to do a sponsored video for my YouTube channel. They asked me what my rate was, but I hesitated before replying because I wasn’t happy with what I earned from previous sponsored videos. After putting my blood, sweat, and tears into a video highlighting a product, I often felt…
Read MoreWhy “Set It and Forget It” Won’t Work for You
Remember those infomercials from the 90s for the rotisserie oven that was so user friendly you could just “set it and forget it”? Here’s a visual reminder if you weren’t raised by the TV like me: “Set it and forget it” was quite the catchphrase in my middle school, and we imagined how great it…
Read MoreHow to Take Fridays Off Forever
I remember how exciting it was as a kid to get an unexpected Friday off. Maybe it was a teacher planning day or a holiday, but we had been blessed with a 3-day weekend and that meant time to sleep in and watch “The Price Is Right” in my jammies. As an adult, my old…
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