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    Work at Home RockStar Podcast

    Your host, Tim Melanson talks to self-employed, home based “Work @ Home RockStars” to learn their best tips and tricks to be successful.

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    WHR 3.37 : Allison Scholes Oct 18, 2021
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    SHOW NOTES Good Note: After getting inspiration from her favourite Marvel villain character. She wondered how can she attract more people to her business and stand out. Be your own character and create your authentic content. Have intentions and goals even if mistakes are made in the process.

    Bad Note: Dealing with imposter syndrome. Struggling with the decision of " How do I approach this. " Allison's method is explained through the three C's. Clarity, Content & Consistency.

    Practice Makes Progress: Implement and get consistent. Regroup whenever you feel stuck and reignite that passion of why you are doing it. Acknowledge when you are not feeling creative and give yourself a grace period. Practice a " brain dump " to know what you need to get done each week and put them in categories.

    Getting Fans: The three V's for an online strategy. Variety, Video & Value.

    Instruments of success: Creating your own planner that is linked to your devices. Having boundaries for your work life and know when you have time off.

    THE STORY Allison is an Instagram Coach and Podcaster. She helps mompreneurs build their Instagram presence through coaching, creative copy and content. Allison also hosts her Podcast, Social Media for Mompreneurs. Each week, the show helps busy moms build their brand online in just minutes a day—even when those minutes are hard to come by. Allison believes social media should be fun and easy, not daunting! With her sassy and fun personality, mixed with her creativity and love for sweatpants and coffee, she's able to deliver the simple and creative tools to help mompreneurs boost their business with confidence and ease.

    Allison has been featured on The Stefanie Gass Show, F.I.R.E.D. UP Podcast, She Makes An Impact Podcast, The Confident Podcast and more. She's also been featured on OSSAcollective.com as a featured Podcaster and in Podcast Magazine featured in the Second Annual Top 50 Moms In Podcasting.


    WHR 3.36 : Ibrahim Dar Oct 11, 2021
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    SHOW NOTES

    Good Note: Ibrahim started his business and resigned from his head marketing job in high fashion the same month as the world wide lockdown. Started marketing personal development industry personalities. Releasing 25 books to have enough money to pay the salary of two full-time employees, then continued to scaled the business.

    Bad Note: Diverting the question from business to a childhood experience. Being chastised as a kid for everything he said wrong, one day he was picked to speak in front of his school about sustainability. A paper that was completely memorized. After only stating his name, he completely forgot what to say. After going back to class the teacher pulled him aside to congratulate him on saying his name for the first time in front of that many people. That totally re-framed the way to think about your mistakes.

    Getting Fans: Starting with the strategy of not going big. A deep discount for his clients that would go to the standard rate if they were to continue with his services. After 3 thousand discounts, 1 stuck around that eventually got him 20 more clients. Get 1 client and serve them well. Once you're on the track of getting referrals, then you can continue with marketing and branding.

    Tools: an emailing list for people to subscribe to. Once he realized that his social medias were a waste of time they were deleted so more time could be utilized elsewhere.

    THE STORY

    Ibrahim Dar is a UAE-based public speaker and the author of 'Charm Like a Narcissist,' a book about cultivating personal magnetism and improving social status. Dubbed 'the motivational Machiavelli' by The Milestone Mag, Ibrahim's approach to personal development is ruthlessly pragmatic and thoroughly practical. His style of deconstructing and tackling problems from a practical perspective has propelled his blog, Ibrahim in your Inbox, into the 'Top 20 Most-Engaging Newsletters' list compiled by the Impact Tribune.

    His book, 'Charm Like a Narcissist,' has been translated into 7 languages and distributed in over 45 countries. It has found its way into several international reading lists and is discussed, cited, and studied in classrooms and student book clubs in over 12 universities.

    As a professional speaker, Dar talks about attracting attention, building a narrative, and creating connections. His words have reached over 2 million people, with 18,000 returning to consume his content regularly.

    He has given over 80 talks on improving social skills, accumulating personal power, and grabbing attention, including one at Middlesex University Dubai, a university from which he graduated in 2016 with a Bachelor's Degree in Advertising, Media, and Public Relations.


    WHR 3.35 : Michal Stawicki Oct 04, 2021
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    SHOW NOTES

    Good Note: Michal started his entrepreneur journey in 2017 as an author and advertising books. He reached out to his first client to help the client with sales. He brought the book sales from 5 to 100 in the first month. He then realized that he could provide value and continue with his business.

    Bad Note: After selling one best seller after another, things seemed to be going good. The next book ended up flopping even after trying to revive the book several times. Discouraged by the lack of sales you take the lesson and carry on. Learn to write for the people that you will connect with. Do your market research in coming to that conclusion.

    Learning from the best: Starting in the self help sector, you quickly realize that it's about learning from others more than making things work by yourself. Learn from a successful self publisher on Amazon. By joining groups with similar interest, things started snowballing. Connecting with people was the one thing he wished he had done sooner. Now he is in the business of teaching others.

    Practice Makes Progress: Deliberate practice takes energy, time & focus. There are different levels to it. As this is hard to keep up, try practicing in smaller increments to stay sharp and to not burn out. Learn from you critics and your compliments.

    Keeping the Hat Full: When you have income, you must know how to divide it. Taxes, fixed cost, payroll, reinvestment, etc… Having multiple bank accounts to keep income in order.

    THE STORY

    In 2012, Michal read the book titled "The Slight Edge" by Jeff Olson, and he started to turn his life around. In the next nine years, he lost weight, broke over 200 personal fitness records, developed dozens of daily habits, doubled his income, started a book advertising business, liberated his wife from a day job, and published eighteen books sharing how he achieved all of the above.

    He regularly blogs at ExpandBeyondYourself.com and the story of his life's transformation was featured in the re-release of "The Slight Edge" in 2013.


    WHR 3.34 : Nancy Mueller Sep 27, 2021
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    Good Note: Being a life sensei, everything that she was able to work through, let go of & release in life has enabled generations going forward. Whether that was through her own family or helping clients break childhood trauma & break harmful family cycles. It is able to stop creating your future from your past.

    Bad Note: Any failure is looking at the situation and realizing what opportunity is being given to learn. Nancy's coaching business was a side hustle while she worked her full time corporate job. When she was going through her divorce she felt like there was nothing else to lose so she made the transition to work on her coaching business full time without a plan. Everything slowly started to happen with the manifestation of making it work.

    Practice makes Progress: Everyday reassuring yourself with your vision. Your story is your vision. Reminding yourself of what you've done and where you're going. When you're truly empowered and know you are here for a reason, are debating on if you can do it or are you stepping into it. (Example in the podcast)

    Jam Room: Having an "I love me wall" as a reminder of your successes and what you do to practice self love, anything that raises you vibrational energy. You must be able to look around and change your environment mentally and light your fire.

    Getting Fans: Whatever is causing you to doubt yourself, you must be able to step into the best vision of yourself. If you can say it and believe it, the way you come off to others is more relatable when they can feel it.

    " At the end of the day people won't remember what you said or did, they will remember how you made them feel " – Maya Angelou

    THE STORY

    As the founder of Mastering Your Beliefs, Nancy's clients usually refer to her as their "Sensei" a title from her days as a student, competitor and teacher in the Martial Arts.

    Martial Arts taught Nancy that her strongest weapon is not her physical strength, it's her inner strength.

    During her journey to do whatever it was going to take to free her mind from the unresolved experiences of her childhood, she lost everything. Once she learned to let go of the past, she became unstoppable.

    Nancy has experienced the joys of marriage, motherhood, being a home owner, becoming a grandmother, a great grandmother and the fulfillment of being an entrepreneur.

    She's also known the gut wrenching experiences of miscarriage, divorce, physical pain, trauma, childhood abuse that escalated to sexual abuse by the age of 12 and limiting beliefs about who she is and what she's capable of.

    Nancy loves working with entrepreneurs to teach them how to heal their inner child; so they can free themselves from their own unresolved childhood experiences. Mastering Your Beliefs is the way to stop allowing the negative experiences of your past to affect your future, thus enabling you to abandon your lack beliefs in favor of abundance – something every entrepreneur deserves to understand if they are going to take their business beyond their vision and discover the infinite possibilities they're capable of!


    WHR 3.33 : Kinga Mnich Sep 20, 2021
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    SHOW NOTES

    Good Note: Being a social psychologist and leadership strategist, once COVID hit the world many companies started reaching out in regards to what they could do. She was successfully at helping companies shift their entire business from working in a store to working remotely.

    Bad Note: At the beginning of lockdowns Kinga lost 70% of her contracts due to panic. It was the first time in her 17 years of remotely working where things dropped that much. Her over head was low and having savings helped in pushing forward.

    Jam Room: Having a room for yourself will make the difference. Even if you don't have a room, designate a corner or space. This area is for work and will help your brain distinguish what the task at hand is in that spot. You carry the work for your business at all times, use different areas to your advantage.

    Band: 3 full-time employee and 2 consultants to help grow the business. Building relationships in real life and by having recommendations with LinkedIn profiles helped to find the right people. The people that will learn your work flow. With modern technology it makes it much simpler to hire locally and/or from around world.

    Instruments: Simpler the better. Zoom calls to be able to engage 1 on 1 with a client or employee. Spreadsheets to navigate what needs to be done. Canva being easier to use than Photoshop.

    THE STORY

    Dr. Kinga Mnich is an international social-psychologist, educator and speaker specialist in emotions, positive psychology and gender. Her work solves myths of emotions by breaking down the complexity of the social & cultural concepts. Through her extraordinary research she brings new ways of understanding how we can use emotions to be who we want to be, create impact and flourish in life (and business).

    Kinga started her first company at the age of 20 working from home and since then has never giving up her home office. No matter where in the world she is.

    In her private practice she helps high-achievers & leaders reach their full potential by expanding their minds through the power of emotions.


    WHR 3.32 : Dr Vaneeta Aggarwal Sep 13, 2021
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    SHOW NOTES Good Note: Prior to Covid-19 Vaneeta had started her own company specializing in higher education media in India. After Covid-19 started causing lockdowns she quickly pivoted to online webinars for students and professors from all over the world on planning their futures. Then to publish an E-Magazine and podcasts with knowledge from corporate guru's for the students to have insight before they get to the work force. Example: isolating noise when working from home.

    Bad Note: Not taking a deep dive into the industry before launching. Preparing better by calculating cost and expenses would have made a difference in the business. Hire a consultant to go over a marketing budget.

    Jam Room: Having a multi-purpose room for other members of the family to use. A light set-up and customizable backdrop for zoom, a quiet corner to study with table and couch.

    Bandmates: All the bandmates had the same focus in providing higher education for students wether that was looking for the right people or the right people finding you from existing content. Bringing in management and HR leaders made that possible. Use your communication skills to the fullest extent while showing your sincerity and intent.

    Instruments: Use hope as your tool. Focus on the task at hand and through the process you will learn what you need. You don't need to delegate each task to someone, if you have an idea of the outcome, you can make it happen. Education is seamless.

    THE STORY

    Dr. Vaneeta Aggarwal, founder of L'strategyq Advisors is award winning Woman Entrepreneur, author & speaker, former Educationist from Delhi University, India with PhD in Semiconductors. With experience of 26 years, she developed 3 core business areas for globalising education & empowering employable skills: • Higher Education Global M&A Advisors (L'strategyq Advisors) • L'strategyq Online Skill Academy • Business Strategy E-Magazine & Bizemag Podcast

    Featured in Forbes (digital) India, The CEO India, with publications & Interviews in National & International media, she is dedicated to her cause of making education & business strategy as seamless fields across the international borders.


    WHR 3.31 : Maria Brito Sep 06, 2021
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    Good Note: Quitting her attorney job to work in the arts. Getting a call from one of her friends with nothing but compliments that then linked her with a celebrity that opened huge doors for her. Even when you think no-one is watching, people are watching. The validation will come with the results.

    Bad Note: With the art industry being a Muti-billion dollar market, it is very small in terms of how everyone knows everyone. You need to protect your relationships. Stay within the rules of the community wether they are unspoken or not. The more you push yourself into a certain business the more mistakes will happen.

    Practice makes Progress: Never get complacent with anything, learn as much as you can. Every industry will continuously go through changes to always better the situation. Do your due diligence with any step that you take. Get informed.

    Getting Fans: Early adoption and original ideas. She noticed that art advisors didn't have social media branding and jumped at the opportunity. Concentrate in what you have by not over stretching yourself. You get fans by doing & sharing.

    THE STORY

    A Harvard graduate, originally from Venezuela, her first monograph "Out There" published by Pointed Leaf Press in 2013, was the recipient of the Best Book Awards in both the Art and Design Categories. In 2015 Brito was selected by Complex Magazine as one of the 20 Power Players in the Art World and in 2020 she was named by ARTNEWS as one of the visionaries who gets to shape the art world.

    She has written for publications such as Entrepreneur, Huffington Post, Elle, Forbes, Artnet, Cultured Magazine, Departures, and the Gulf Coast Journal of Literature and Fine Arts from the University of Houston, Texas. For several years, Maria has taught her creativity course in companies and, in 2019, she launched "Jumpstart", an online program on creativity for entrepreneurs based on years of research and observation in both the areas of business and art.


    WHR 3.30 : Sharita Humphrey Aug 30, 2021
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    Good Note: Leaving her public service job to start her business. She wanted her own time and not to be missing out on living. She did everything possible for the change in lifestyle including implementing things her employer was already doing and maximizing her. With an emergency fund she made the transition.

    Bad Note: You don't need to invest so much in every aspect of your business. With hindsight she figured that too much money was spent on her website & branding. Don't give total power for someone to make your decisions. Use and spend your money wisely.

    Instruments: Social media allows you to get to get connected with multiple people but you don't need to be on every platform. Use the appropriate social media for what message you're trying to get across. Tag people you're working with on instagram or say what you're doing on twitter. Don't simply copy and past to every platform.

    THE STORY

    Sharita M. Humphrey is a nationally-recognized, award-winning finance expert and money ambassador. Having previously been broke and homeless herself, Sharita knows first-hand that financial freedom has a blueprint and she's committed to helping women change the financial trajectories of their lives.

    Sharita is a certified financial educator, speaker and coach. At her namesake financial consulting company, Sharita helps minority women better understand, manage and grow their money. Sharita also helps Black and Brown entrepreneurs learn how to accelerate their businesses and secure funding through her other company, BH Ventures which offers a comprehensive education program.

    Sharita was named the 2020 National Financial Educator of the Year for her work within her local community and across the country. Sharita recently expanded her educational services internationally, collaborating with the U.S. Embassy in Namibia to educate entrepreneurs in Africa. Sharita regularly contributes to entrepreneurial outlets including Startup Nation and the blog for America's Small Business Development Centers. She has been featured in top-tier media including CNBC, iHeartMedia, Forbes, Yahoo Finance and BBC World News.


    WHR 3.29 : Sarah Gibbons Aug 23, 2021
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    Good Note: Having a career in online advertising she never felt fulfilled. With a craving to make an impact she decided to go back to grad school, with getting a masters in spiritual psychology. Finally launched her own coaching practice while simultaneously managing a sales team and raising a family. A very proud feeling.

    Bad Note: Membership programs have always been quite popular, but even with good content, spending money and figuring out the back end, 2 people joined. Without a community or clients she found that she was trying to take a short cut. It's really easy to compare yourself to others even though you are in a completely different position. Build foundation.

    Learning from the best: The coaching business has turned into a billion dollar business. The downside is the bar is so low to get in. The people that make phenomenal coaches are the ones that walk the talk. Finding coaches that are different ages can benefit you as well as for different kinds of skills such as parts of your business or personal development.

    Instruments: Have a space to work that feels good & organized. Structure your time to have your goal come to fruition.

    Practice makes Progress: " Clients aren't made outside of a conversation. " Practice by being in uncomfortable positions and learn from the feedback.

    THE STORY

    Sarah is a leading Success Coach who works with prominent Creative Executives and Entrepreneurs in the Arts & Entertainment Industry and specializes in helping them thrive at the intersection of creativity and impact. Sarah's recently been featured by London Daily, Thrive Magazine, and just wrapped an interview with world-renowned photographer Jeff Lipsky on her own Legacy Talk series.

    She is a digital media vet working for giants like Amazon, MySpace, and Newscorp in the early days leading their sales teams both domestically and in London and is also a mother of 3 boys.

    She's obsessed with helping people live their legacy, through refining their leadership because how folks show up and relate to people, situations, etc is the only thing they truly have control over.


    WHR 3.28 : Eric Seropyan Aug 16, 2021
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    SHOW NOTES

    Good Note: It's always good to show your client the data points. After looking through their businesses using web tracking methods they can pick apart what could be needed to get more traffic.

    Bad Note: While working with certain clients on their online presence, Eric had ran into a situation where the client was using copyrighted material for their blogs. Turning into a real problem when working with google.

    Practice makes Progress: Keep doing it & testing it. Never stop educating yourself on the subject especially technology. Just look at the innovation in the past 10 years.

    Bandmates: Picking colleague based on referrals. When in business you take care of your clients the referrals will follow. You can also offer free audits.

    Getting Fans: Wether it is local or international, the campaign is different when helping a business get leads. Lock in to key words for your business and how your competitors are being found.

    THE STORY

    This Is My South Bay is a digital marketing agency located in the South Bay region of Los Angeles. Our agency specializes in helping small to mid size businesses gain exposure online with a variety of digital marketing strategies. We are an agency that focuses on driving traffic to our clients website utilizing the power of search engines and optimizing websites to be ranked organically. This practice is called Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Book an appointment now to speak with a representative on how to drive potential clients to your website.


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