Guest featured in this episode:

Anita is a social media strategist and trainer who UNDERcomplicates social media marketing for small businesses and entrepreneurs. She embraces the philosophy of being #Flawsome and encourages her clients to be imperfectly perfect.

She accomplishes this through her free program The No BS Social Media Blueprint, her membership program The Flawsome League, as well as her blog and her own podcast #BeFlawsome: The Good Enough Podcast.

Things you will learn in this episode:

• • Most important learning about Linkedin?
  • Benefits of being more active on LinkedIn
  • The basics of optimizing your Linkedin profile
  • How to “social” on Linkedin?
  • One thing she wishes she’d known 10 years back
  • Difference between Linkedin and Facebook groups
  • The idea of flawsome
  • and much more…

Guest featured in this episode:

Get Known Get Paid Mentor Nancy Juetten transforms speakers, experts and authors into sought-after podcast guests who speak their way to 6-figures and beyond.

Nancy combines her years of public relations agency success, proven online marketing strategies honed since 2009, and velvet boot of accountability to kick clients into an empowering and sustainable gear of performance and profits.

In addition to being an Amazon #1 best-selling author and a consistent content creator, Nancy speaks up on 40+ podcasts and virtual stages each year with her sassy sound bites leading the way.

Things you will learn in this episode:

• • When the great recession of 2008 hit, what actions she took to rise up?
  • When COVID 19 hit. How that provided a window to serve once again?
  • What is the best advice on choosing a niche market?
  • Virtual speaking is all the rage now because of the challenges of the COVID 19 Pandemic. What ways are working well today for speakers, experts and authors to raise their voices, make their impact and make money?
  • How can we get started right now?
  • and much more…

We’re talking about stress today because stress is part of being human and none of us can escape it and in some cases, it can help motivate you to get things done. We’ve all been there, from serious illness, job loss, painful life events can be a natural part of life. You may feel down or anxious, and that’s normal too for a while, but only for a short while. Talk to your doctor if you ever feel down or anxious for more than several weeks or if it starts to interfere with your personal or work life. Seek help.

One of the most frequent questions I get asked is How do you deal with everyday stress and cope up with your busy workdays? And my answer to that is prevention. 

It’s much easier to prevent stress rather than dealing with stress. It’s much easier to prevent burnout rather than dealing with burnout. It’s much easier to prevent having boundaries rather than dealing with boundary problems. You see, you can pretty much fill in the blank with anything in this form. It is much easier to prevent something from happening rather than dealing with it afterward.

I teach my clients how to correctly manage their time so they would set realistic goals, focus on the simple joys of life and never have to feel there’s too much on the plate. Together we rid the word overwhelm by attending our own non-negotiable activities first and understanding our values and priorities before we do anything else.

Do you know your own values and priorities?

What’s important to you?

For example, working out, downtime, self-reflection time, what lights you up, are these activities scheduled on your calendar first before chores and work?

I’m gonna let you in on a little secret, I always ask my clients to schedule sleep time first on their calendar before anything else?

Because only when we are physically healthy can we have the energy to do anything else! You want to start a business?

Schedule in sleep and mealtime before you hustle your way to burnout. You want to grow your business?

Schedule time to reflect and slow down instead of running into walls or spinning around.

You want more happiness in life?

Schedule in your activities of joy before anything else.

What relaxation techniques work best for you?

Doesn’t matter the modality, whether it’s meditation, yoga, breathwork, whatever works for you, be sure it’s on your calendar first.

“The key is not to prioritize what’s on your schedule but to schedule your priorities.”

This is the only way you are able to crush your goals with clarity and not burnout.

Of course in the case where a client is stressed, I do feel I have the superpower to expedite the coaching process and quickly remove any mental blocks so to solve the problem but my goal is always to teach my clients first the skills needed to live life on your own terms and prevent stress in the first place.

And always remember, nothing affects your stress levels like the voice inside your head. The good news is you are in control and you can exchange these negative thoughts for positive ones.

Cheers to you for living the dream life you deserve.

Guest featured in this episode:

Stacey Ruth is an acclaimed marketer, entrepreneur, minister and award-winning author with two multimillion-dollar agencies under her belt.

She has been acknowledged as one of the Top 50 Entrepreneurs in Atlanta, and twice as one of the Top 100 “It” Agencies by Experiential Marketer Magazine.

She did all this while struggling with two failed marriages, imposter syndrome, overwhelm and stress-related health issues. Both she and her businesses survived the fallout of 9/11, deep recessions, and internal dysfunction, where many of her nearest competitors were forced to close. This was when she learned how we all can rise above circumstances and become irresistible and unstoppable.

Stacey is the author of Own Your Own Shift: The Power, Passion and Freedom to Be Unstoppable.

Things you will learn in this episode:

• What exactly is brand affinity?

• Why is it so important?

• What makes a brand so special?

• So what do brands with brand affinity have in common?

• How about brands without brand affinity?

• Is brand affinity available to all business sizes?

• What are the most common differentiators?

• and much more…

Guest featured in this episode: