Parent Entrepreneur Power

All Superhero SoloPreneurs go through this growth obstacle:   What is the next thing I need to know to grow my business to the next phase? What is the next thing I need to do to grow my business to the next phase? Who can help me do this?   The What to

Once Upon A Time As Austin Blood and Daniel Hill: The kids came first for Austin and Daniel. Austin found himself fired from his corporate job, and realized that it was kind of cool. His loss of a job opened up the opportunity for him and Daniel to work together. Austin has always

Once Upon A Time As Bryan Falchuk Bryan grew up with parents getting divorced, and this gave him an intense anxiety about things going wrong However, this gave Bryan a high level of skill in making sure things don't go wrong Business aren't built when things are all going perfectly Just get

Once Upon A Time As Dr. Jarret Patton: The kids definitely came first for Jarret Growing up he always wanted to become a truck driver, but as he grew older he became much more interested in the sciences He went to medical school, and from there he gained a great interest in pediatrics

Riley, a 16 year old, has been streaming on a platform called Twitch for around four months, and in that time he has gained a following In addition, Riley is a freelance animator (creations of small gifs for people) There is etiquette involved in being in business, and as a parent you need

How long should you keep trying before you give up and move on? If you're just chasing something because you think it's cool, stop. Are you doing the exact same thing day in and day out, or are you adapting and iterating? Don't immediately abandon something if it isn't working. Keep changing little

Doing this entrepreneur thing day after day can become exhausting, and staying excited about it can be tough. Think about this: it's easier to stay excited about your own business, the business you created and run, than it is to stay excited about a job you have to commute to, a position that

If you have never attended a conference or have only had a bad experience, this podcast is for you. You don't need to go to a conference with the goal of selling your services to them. It will happen if you develop relationships. Start with a local meetup, and work up from there.

Once Upon A Time As Katie Krimitsos: In 2015, Katie had co-owned a company with her husband. He was the leader/visionary, and Katie was the operator At that point Katie was a new podcastor as well with her podcast Biz Women Rock When she got pregnant, 90% of her time was spent in

In order for you to grow, you end up creating a deficit. That is continuous, and it might feel like you're doing something wrong. This week we're going to reevaluate your prices and determine who your ideal client or customer is. Really look at the time you spend working on a certain project,

In the last couple of weeks we have been going over specific tips on how to be a power parent in business. First, we discovered what you offer and sell. Second, we talked about how to iterate continually until you have a core product or service that is selling consistently. Third, increasing your

Last week we talked about mastering your productivity so you can master your profit. This week, next week, and the week after that we are going to talk about your mindset. The thing we're going to tackle today is your morning routine and how to adjust it for productivity. Your morning

MommyLoves - iterated myself almost into bankruptcy Didn’t ask my customer what they wanted, let alone what they needed Stayed inside my own head PEP - only did what others asked me to do Wasn’t strategic, directed, or purposeful, except to help parents build businesses Didn’t grow beyond 6 figures Messenger Funnels Almost

In the next several episodes, I'll be doing something new, fun, and different: I am going introduce the Power Parents in Business Series. These episodes are going to be steps 1-10 of the things most crucial for you building a successful business online or offline while you're raising a successful family. I've been

Just got home from Social Media Marketing World in San Diego, CA where I proved something to myself: Intentions Matter: I openly chatted and connected with everyone who wanted to connect and chat, regardless of whether or not they could benefit my business or become a client. Every conversation I approached with that

In this solo episode, I really want to share a couple of insights with you from this last year building relationships with people; with my client's prospects and my own Buckle up, because this is going to be a very real episode about what it takes and where we are going There are

Once Upon A Time As Thomas Hybki: When Thomas was four or five he had been with multiple foster homes, but when he was around five years old had a realization that if he stayed with his birth mom he would not make it in life When his dad came around he had

Once Upon A Time As Lauren Fritsch Before becoming a parent, Lauren was in business for 11 years She started out in business at 23, and she became an entrepreneur because she could not fathom going to an office every single day As a result, she found her own way. That led her

Once Upon A Time As James Sudakow: James had been working in big corporate America for a long time, but after a time his wife helped him to realize his dream of running his own business James was a VP in a big multi-billion dollar company, but he wasn't very happy Now, in

Once Upon A Time As Aaron Hendon: Aaron's dad was an entrepreneur, and his success showed Aaron that being an entrepreneur was always a possibility Aaron has a style of life he wanted to achieve, and becoming an entrepreneur was his way to do that After some time of working in the corporate