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Natasha Wilch Wrote A 7-Figure Business Plan While Breastfeeding... And How She's Using That Plan To Heal Brains Mar 19, 2021

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Ever felt like you're juggling a gazillion things and then wonder why you're not acing everything? We've all been there. This podcast digs into the wisdom of picking your battles. You can't run five races at once; choose one and crush it. But here's the kicker – it's not just about knowing your priorities; it's about understanding the time each one needs. Oh, and that to-do list? Yeah, it's never-ending. Completing it just leads to finding more stuff to do. Learn how to prioritize based on energy, not just importance. And here's a secret: your own happiness is a priority too. Happy you, productive life!

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Discover the secrets to building lasting relationships with your customers and boosting your retention with The Last Customer Journey - a 5-part video series designed to help you master a relationship-based marketing approach.

With actionable insights and proven strategies, you'll learn how to connect with your audience on a deeper level, establish know, like, and trust, and create an unforgettable customer experience that keeps them coming back for more.

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How to Scale to 6-Figures Mar 17, 2021

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In this episode, I unpacked the TSR method, a proven strategy for scaling your business effectively. The TSR method focuses on three key pillars: Time, Sales, and Retention.

Implementing the TSR method provides a clear roadmap for success. Focus on these three pillars—Time, Sales, and Retention—to elevate your business to new heights. The TSR method is not just a theory; it's a practical approach that has transformed businesses, creating clarity, intention, and tangible results. So, whether you're starting a new venture or looking to scale, embrace the TSR method and watch your business thrive. Remember, relationships always beat algorithms!

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Done is better than perfect Mar 15, 2021

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You can't win a race that you don't start running. You can't finish a race that you quit. You can't create results overnight. This is a game of consistent intentional action every single day. You can get it overnight. But here's the thing who cares, how long it takes. All you have to do is start. If you're going to run a race and you're going to commit to running the race, you got to put your shoes on, you got to tie them up and you gotta lace them. And then you gotta put one foot in front of the other and one foot in front of the other.

There is no perfect program. No perfect product. No perfect offer. No perfect launch. No perfect ad. No perfect email sequence. No perfect workout. No perfect meal. There is no perfect anything except the one that you decide to do that day. you have to commit every single day to starting every day that you wake up as a fresh day to start every day, that you are blessed with another breath that you are blessed with another day in this beautiful universe is a day that you get to start and you start by getting out of bed. You start by putting your best foot forward.

You cannot win a race that you don't start. there is no perfect plan, you just got to play the game. Think about it. Your job is to launch. Your job is to go to work out, to eat, write an email, to do a social post, to launch a product, to launch an ad campaign, to launch thing, to do the thing that you must do to learn the lesson and the information needed to actually make it successful. Because if you don't start the race, you never figure out what's required to actually win it.

How To Super Charge Your Brain & Unlock Your Next Business Breakthrough w/ Jim Kwik Mar 12, 2021

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Ready to dive into today's chat? We're talking about life as your very own Hero's Journey. Dragons, mentors, and treasures—it's all in there.

2020 hit me hard, launching my book "Limitless." It was like facing dragons, but you know what? Struggles build strengths. Life's just a series of choices between birth and death, right? We've got control, folks! Shifted gears during tough times, turned challenges into opportunities. From live events to digital, adapting is the name of the game.

Ever feel like your mind's doing a vanishing act? Distractions and slow processing are culprits. Be a lighthouse—cut through the fog, offer clarity. Think "Limitless." Exercise those mental muscles daily. Review your day, prioritize sleep, and gratitude? That's the secret sauce for a wealthier mindset.

Tap into that bedtime magic. Set goals, dream big. Dreams aren't just movies; they're gateways to innovation. Write them down and unlock creativity. Habits shape us, so let's make good ones easy. Limit morning phone use, read fiction for a higher EQ, and let your creativity run wild.

It's not about perfection—it's about breaking limits. Your creativity and imagination? Totally boundless. Embrace your Hero's Journey, and let's make this story epic. Stay awesome, heroes!

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Three Ways To Get In Front Of Your Ideal Customers Mar 10, 2021

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Alright, let's break down the media game in a super digestible way. So, there are three types of media traffic: earned, owned, and paid. Imagine them like the three legs of a tripod; they all need to be strong for stability.

Here's the deal: you can't just rely on one type. It's about harmony, like a tripod. Owned media is your home base—you own it. Earned media is like word-of-mouth on steroids, and paid media is your boost.

But wait, there's a method to this madness. You need a home, like your website, and strategic ways to introduce it to people. Owned media is where they get to know you better. Earned media brings friends over, and paid media is like shouting from the rooftop to attract attention.

Remember, it's all intentional. No accidental media magic here. Each leg of the tripod has a plan and can support your game, but only if you play it right. So, build your media tripod, my friend!

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Anxiety is unused energy… do something with it! Get clarity, direct and go Mar 08, 2021

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Anxiety is like this untapped energy, but it's tricky because it usually shows up when we're not sure where to channel it. Think about those moments when anxiety kicks in at work or in life. It's like this restless energy, and the problem is, we freeze because we don't know where to put it. So, I started asking myself, "Where can I use this? Is it a workout thing or a business thing?"

Turns out, most of my anxiety comes from the unknown, not having a clear direction for my energy. It's like being told to train for the Olympics without knowing the sport. As entrepreneurs, we juggle a million things—social media, emails, planning, coaching, you name it. But, truth is, we can only do one thing effectively at a time.

So, when that anxious feeling hits, I've learned to dig into it. Ask why it's there, figure out what triggered it, and then find a target for the day. What's the specific goal I can focus on right now? It's like turning the dial from "I don't know what to do" to "Here's where I'm headed today."

And guess what? More often than not, that anxiety transforms into positive action. It's all about understanding it, finding that short-term target, and using that restless energy for some kickass momentum. Because, in the end, progress beats sitting still any day.

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The Real Secrets To Make The Team & The Dream Work w/ Jay Beckham & Tyler Atwell Mar 05, 2021

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Being an entrepreneur is a balancing act between relying on others and taking charge. I've learned the importance of effective communication and teamwork.

Communication is key, whether you have a team or resources around you. Regular check-ins, understanding team strengths, and fostering collaboration are game-changers. It's not just about saying yes but also saying no when needed.

In the corporate world, there's a clear path. As an entrepreneur, it's about making it up as you go, which is what drew me to it.

Intellectual intimacy, transparency, and communication are our secret weapons. We wear different hats – teammates, family, friends, mentors – without measuring each other solely by results. It's a long game, and these elements ensure we run this marathon successfully together.

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How I took over my town in 48 hours Mar 03, 2021

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New digs in Montana brought some eye-opening lessons. In Cali, warp-speed internet is a given. In Montana? Not so much. They're all about family time, not internet speed records. Cue slowest internet ever. Podcasts and Zoom calls? Forget about it.

Facing a virtual event deadline, my Airbnb office dream crumbled. Co-working spaces? A six-month wait! Panic mode on. But this chaos led to a major reality check. Being an online entrepreneur made me forget real-life connections. So, in true Montana style, I decided to meet everyone.

Fast forward, I met Christian, a Marine vet turned restaurant owner. Deep convo, connection made. Co-working owner met, conference room snagged. Then, a local angel offered her house for my virtual event chaos. Networking jackpot!

In 36 hours, I turned challenges into wins. Met five new friends, got a conference room, a sweet house, a caterer, and real estate help. The power of relationships in Montana saved me stress and added a sense of community. The lesson? In-person connections are gold. As entrepreneurs, we're surrounded by potential solutions, help, and support. Just gotta initiate, cross that line, and build the community ourselves. Time to leverage those relationships!

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Email Marketing Secret #571 Mar 01, 2021

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Making email work is less about the fancy words and more about the vibe – the whole context thing, not just the words. Picture it like a chill road trip with your subscribers. They hopped on your email list for a reason, right? Maybe it was a giveaway or some cool offer. But what usually happens? We show up, drop some goodies, then go ghost for a while. Not cool.

Here's the real deal – you gotta think relationship, not just sales. Imagine your emails are pit stops on this journey with your peeps. Now, if you've been MIA, don't just hit them with a cold pitch. Warm up those engines with a simple 'Hey, my bad for ghosting. Let me make it up to you' message. Then, gradually share some cool stuff, and when the time feels right, drop the pitch. It's like making them realize they need your cool car without pushing it on them. The secret sauce? Context over copy, every time. It's about creating a vibe that makes them feel taken care of, not just another sales target. Easy, right? Keep it chill, keep it real. That's the email journey vibe.

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How I Get 87% Open Rates On My Emails w/ Matt Wolfe & Joe Fier Feb 26, 2021

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Let's break down email myths. It's not just a sales pitch; it's a connection. Simplify, don't overcomplicate. When folks share their email, they expect something in return. It's a deal. Email's purpose? Craft a journey, not just sell. Understand the delay in action after the initial interest – guide, don't bombard. Emails are like road trips; start with a warm welcome, then guide strategically. Psychology matters; trust is built when seeking answers. Emails are relationships, not just messages. Design the first email like a first date – set the vibe.

Design thinking encourages flexibility; focus on possibilities. Email isn't hard; it's about connections, not complex plans. People want leaders; they pay for access and accountability. In emails, keep it real, simple, and build connections for the win!

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