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    She Did It Her Way

    Welcome to the She Did It Her Way Podcast where we dive into all of your most important questions about starting a business and when to make the leap of going full-time as an entrepreneur. Every week, host, Amanda Boleyn delivers fresh content on productivity hacks, different business strategies, how to confidently transition out of your 9-5 and become a full-time business owner. Along with sharing her business savvy tips, she interviews women who have also gone out and done it their way (Amy Porterfield, Jenna Kutcher, Julie Solomon, Lori Harder and many more).

    With millions of downloads and growing every day, She Did It Her Way continues to inspire women all across the world to take massive action on their business idea and create freedom in their life. Now it is YOUR turn to start doing it YOUR way!

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    Latest Episodes:
    SDH077: Lead-up, Leap, Land | An Interview with Amanda Boleyn Jun 13, 2016
    Show notes

    Are you dissatisfied with your job? Do you feel there is something bigger out there, where you can make a stronger impact? Are you thinking about taking the leap and striking out on your own as an entrepreneur? Maybe you’re just starting to think about this or maybe it’s been on your mind for a while now. Or perhaps you’re already discovering what entrepreneurship means to you.

    Today, our host, Amanda Boleyn, shares her entrepreneurial journey with She Did It Her Way, which she characterizes with her three phases: Lead-up, Leap, and Land.

    In this episode, you will learn…

    More about the leap and taking the road less traveled
    How taking the leap opens up opportunities
    Why it’s important to have faith in the leap and block out the haters
    The emotional battle with the leap
    RESOURCES:

    Succeed Faster

    [Connect with Amanda: Twitter (@AmandaBoleyn,) Facebook (Amanda Boleyn), Instagram (@amandaboleyn,) Website: amandaboleyn]

    Insights:

    “Once I made the leap, opportunities began to make themselves known.” @amandaboleyn


    SDH076: Lead Life Uncaged | An Interview with Rebecca Tracey Jun 06, 2016
    Show notes

    Are you struggling to find the balance between your work life and personal life? Do you long to travel, but also have a burning desire to get your business booming? It’s time to get focused and have the best of your work world and personal world, living a life uncaged.

    Today’s guest, Rebecca Tracey, started her online business, The Uncaged Life, on an 8-month road trip while she was living in a van and rock climbing. She found a way to balance her personal world and work world, and now, she’s helping others who want run an online business do the same!

    In this episode, you will learn…

    How to leave shiny objects & stay focused
    How to stop comparing your business & yourself to others on social media
    The importance of marketing
    How to deal with failure in a positive way

    [Connect with Rebecca: Twitter (@rebecca_tracey,) Facebook (theUncagedLife,) Instagram (@rebeccatracey,) Website: theuncagedlife.com]

    Insights:
    Tweet: “Taking breaks is important.” @rebecca_tracey


    SDH075: Fall Back on Success | An Interview with Alli Elmunzer May 30, 2016
    Show notes

    You’ve taken the leap. No more lack of inspiration and boredom. Your weekend gig has turned into your full-time show. What you didn’t fully anticipate were the challenges presented by factors like starting a family, competition in the market with your product or service, and something that seems so easy, but is so hard to do in the digital age: staying focused.

    Today’s guest, Alli Elmunzer, gives us an inside look into the first 6 months after taking the leap and how to deal with some of the daily struggles and juggles of starting your own business. Alli leaped from the world of law into the realm of photography, helping businesses style and shoot their products in a way that truly represents those products’ value. She also provides a gallery of stock photos through her website, Turquoise & Palm, for businesses to use in creating their own branded online content.

    In this episode, you will learn…

    About the experience of building a membership site
    How to manage an online platform
    What the first 6 months “after the leap” are like
    How to style a photo & why doing so makes all the difference

    RESOURCES:
    Canva
    The 12 Week Year by Brian P. Moran & Michael Lennington
    [Connect with Alli: Twitter (@Turquoise_Palm,) Facebook (turquoiseandpalm,) Instagram (@colorstockphoto,) Pinterest (turquoiseandpalm,) Website: turquoiseandpalm]

    INSIGHTS:
    Tweet: "We’re emotional buyers. We buy what we want." @Turquoise_Palm


    SDH074: Staying Social | An Interview with Lauren Felix May 23, 2016
    Show notes

    There may come a time in your life when your side hustle becomes more important to you than your corporate job. You know that your heart isn’t fully in your day-to-day job, but you feel guilty. Maybe you have invested more time and money than you can count into your job, and you are scared to start over. Now is the time to overcome the fears, doubts, guilt, and start doing what you love by controlling your destiny.

    Today’s guest, Lauren Felix, combined the skills she used in her corporate job in retail merchandising and her side hustle of blogging to become a social media consultant. As a social media consultant, Lauren helps lifestyle businesses find, engage, and convert their audiences into future customers using social media. Learn more at Lauren’s website socialmediawithstyle.

    In this episode, you will learn…

    Social media tips
    How to find out what to price your service at
    Steps, tricks, and tips on ways to define your target market
    The difference between content and copy

    RESOURCES:
    Do The Work by Steven Pressfield
    Unroll.me email app
    Vision Board (thought we would throw this Huffington Post article in on the importance of & how-to-make a vision board)
    [Connect with Lauren: Twitter (@lpfashionista,) Facebook (lapetitefashionista,) Instagram (@lapetitefashionista,) Pinterest (lpfashionista,) Website:lapetitefashionista,socialmediawithstyle.com]

    Insights:
    Tweet: “Give yourself some grace when things don’t go as planned.” @lpfashionista


    SDH073: Startup to Success | An interview with Megan Grassell May 16, 2016
    Show notes

    Are you frustrated with a need in a particular market? If only there existed a product or app like the one you have created in your mind—life would be so much less complicated, and more commonsensical. You tell your family members and friends about it and they agree that it’s something that would make life better. You have two options: continue to be frustrated or be the one to change the market and create that product that would improve your life, and the lives of many others.

    Today’s guest, Megan Grassell, was one of these frustrated people when she took her 13-year-old sister shopping for her first bra, and the few options available were overly sexualized. On the car ride home, she decided that, if no one else were going to make an alternative bra option for girls, then she would be the one to do it. At just 17 years old, she founded yellowberry to boost girls’ confidence in finding their first bra, encourage them to dream big, and support them in whatever they choose to do in the world.

    In this episode, you will…
    • Learn why you should have a strong mindset and stick with your idea
    • Hear all about Megan’s marketing strategy
    • Discover how it’s possible to learn entrepreneurial skills without a college degree in business
    • Get a behind-the-scenes look into starting a startup

    RESOURCES:
    KickStarter
    Zero to One by Peter Thiel

    [Connect with Megan: Twitter (@Yellowberryco,) Facebook (Yellowberry,) Instagram (@yellowberry,) Pinterest (yellowberryco,) Website:Yellowberrycompany]

    Insights:

    “If the worst answer you can get by asking your question is a ‘no,’ then you have to ask your question.” – Megan Grassell


    SDH072: Create & Collaborate | An Interview with Megan Lusher & Samantha Johnson May 09, 2016
    Show notes

    It’s time to stop feeling guilty and shameful for wanting to leave the job or industry you’ve poured so much time and so many resources into. You CAN take the leap and you may not be the only one considering that particular leap! There are many other entrepreneur lady bosses who have similar leap ideas and are ready to collaborate and create!

    Today’s guests (yes—double the lady boss insights!), Megan Lusher and Samantha Johnson, decided to overcome the fear and shame of leaving their familiar industries, and open up their minds—and inboxes—to new opportunities. Together, they created Flock & Gabble, a platform that powers creative connections, collaborations, and conversations among female entrepreneurs.

    In this episode, you will learn…
    • The Dos & Don’ts of reaching out
    • Why you should say YES to emails
    • How an idea can turn into a business
    • Potential partnership advice (major key = coffee & wine)

    RESOURCES:

    Being Boss (Podcast)
    Collaboration Guide (Flock & Gabble)
    Creative Chics (Networking)
    Fizzle (Podcast)
    SDIHW EP 13-Creative Chics (Networking)
    Six Degrees Society (Networking)
    Streak (Organization)
    Trello (Organization)

    [Connect with Megan & Samantha: Twitter (@flockandgabble,) Facebook (Flock & Gabble), Instagram (@flockandgabble), Website: flockandgabble]

    Insights: “Collaboration opens you up to new opportunities…and elevates everyone involved.” – Megan Lusher


    SDH071: Planning Massive Events | An Interview with Amanda Boleyn May 02, 2016
    Show notes

    Have you ever talked about creating an event with a friend or colleague and, a little while later, found yourself putting that very event on for a crowd of more than 500 people? Thinking and talking about it, you feel comfortable, confident, and capable. But when it comes time to walk the walk, fear of failure – or of success – starts to sneak in and threatens to hold you back. Don’t give it the satisfaction. You were made to do great things; learn to embrace, rather than fear, your potential success.

    Today, Amanda shares her experience with creating and running the Young Entrepreneur Convention, which brought together like-minded individuals who have a passion around entrepreneurship.

    In this episode, you will learn…

    • The process of putting on a massive event
    • Things Amanda learned along the way that pushed her in unimaginable ways
    • How to not be afraid of potential success
    • Why you need to stop thinking small and start embracing success

    RESOURCES:

    Bonus Episode: Living With Routine

    Young Entrepreneur Convention

    Kickstarter

    Kevin Harrington

    John Lee Dumas

    Megan Watt’s Discover Act Engage

    Indiegogo

    [Connect with Amanda: Twitter (@AmandaBoleyn,) Instagram (@amandaboleyn)]

    Insights: “I was surrounded with individuals who could think bigger than I could and weren’t afraid of failing.” – Amanda Boleyn


    SDH070: Set Your Own Trends & Do What You LOVE | An Interview with Lindzi Shanks Apr 25, 2016
    Show notes

    Some days you may feel like you are stuck in limbo, on a path that you are supposed to follow, not one you want to follow. Maybe you are leaving the office another hour later than you said you would last week, or working on a paper that you feel no inspiration towards, going through the motions of your daily work grind. And then – it hits you: You would rather be working on a website about fashion—your real passion, or blogging about real estate, than trudging on one more day in the accounting position you chose because it felt safe and seemed like the right move to make.

    Today’s guest, Lindzi Shanks, decided to pursue a career in psychology, something that she felt she was supposed to do—until she realized that doing so was making her unhappy. She took the fearful leap from the familiar to the unfamiliar world of fashion and ecommerce, and spent her graduation working on developing her website. She is now the successful creator of thetrendysparrow.com, and she did it all without a business degree.

    In this episode, you will learn…

    • How to give yourself permission to pursue a passion
    • The truth behind running a business full-time
    • Ways to stay on brand
    • The importance of understanding the concept of intellectual property

    RESOURCES:

    Block 37 Story

    Windy City Bloggers

    Boss Babe Book Club

    Girl Code by Cara Alwill Leyba

    [Connect with Lindzi: Twitter (@trendysparrow), Facebook (thetrendysparrow), Instagram (@thetrendysparrow), Website: thetrendysparrow, TheTrendySparrow on Etsy]

    Insights: “Ask yourself, are you doing what you love, or are you doing what you think you’re supposed to do?” – Lindzi Shanks


    SDH069: Leveling Up With Writing | An Interview with Rosie Morley Apr 18, 2016
    Show notes

    Do you have days (probably at the start of the work week) when it feels like you forgot all of the rules about commas, and the differences between words like 'effect' and 'affect' that you learned in elementary school? Are you responding to fifty different emails, on the go, maybe on your phone as you drop the kids off, or take the train, and don’t feel like you need to re-read your written responses before you send them off, because you simply don’t have time? Writing is a skill that is essential to every entrepreneur—whether it be something as simple as an email reply, or something bigger like a proposal for a partnership with another company. It’s time to stop the excuses, cut the slack, and level up your business with writing.

    Today’s guest, Rosie Morley, is a grammar goddess and co-founder of Hedera House, a company that provides editing expertise to help small-business owners, bloggers, and writers create high-quality content that stands out.
    Listen in and start making your words sing!

    In this episode, you will learn…
    • Some quick tips and tricks of punctuation and grammar
    • The top three mistakes writers make online & how to fix them
    • Why proofreading is absolutely necessary
    • The six writing rules that are myths

    RESOURCES:

    Young Entrepreneur Convention

    [Connect with Rosie: Twitter (@hedera_house), Facebook (hederaep), Instagram (@hedera_house), Website: hederahouse]

    Insights: “Everyone wants to change the world in their own way, and that is my inspiration.” – Rosie Morley


    SDH068: Don't Sell Yourself Short | An Interview with Maria Bayer Apr 11, 2016
    Show notes

    Have you had moments in your entrepreneurial life when you’ve felt worn down and listless? Like you were in it for the wrong reasons… Are you ignoring a passion that you have longed to explore? It’s time to stop feeling burnt out, start taking control, and find the meaning you’ve always wanted out of life. Sales Coach for Creative Entrepreneurs, Maria Bayer, finally took control of her life and found her purpose by running a successful online business about sales. Listen to Maria’s story and savvy tips and get closer to finding your purpose and gaining control of your life!

    In this episode, you will learn…

    How to embrace your breaking point and take control of your life
    The value of having a mentor
    Three key steps for owning your value as a business owner
    How to understand and acknowledge your money mindset

    RESOURCES:
    Blinkist
    Acuity

    [Connect with Maria: Twitter (@MariaBayer1), Facebook (MariaBayerFan) Instagram (@mariabayer1), Website: mariabayer]

    INSIGHTS:
    Tweet: “I needed to change my beliefs so that my actions matched my beliefs.” @MariaBayer1


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