The importance of attracting the right clients for your business. |
The viral analogy: "Hiring someone to nurture your audience is like hiring someone to make out with your husband." |
Why personal involvement is key for authentic audience connection. |
The role of nurturing in building relationships and driving conversions. |
When and what aspects of your business to outsource. |
Insights and opinions from comments on the viral post. |
The difference between delegating tasks and outsourcing connection. |
Examples of how successful individuals maintain personal authenticity in their brands. |
Steps to determine if you’re ready to outsource parts of your business. |
Practical advice on balancing growth, outsourcing, and genuine audience engagement. |
In this episode, I talk about the importance of honesty in the accountability code. Without honesty, real change and growth aren’t possible. I share personal stories about how dishonesty can show up in small ways, like making excuses or setting unrealistic goals. Being truthful with yourself brings clarity, peace, and happiness.
In this episode, I talk about the mix of nervousness and excitement that comes with growth, especially in business. As I prepare for a big speaking event, I reflect on how these feelings are a sign of change and progress. I encourage my listeners to embrace them rather than avoid them. Through my Accountability Accelerator, I help people push past fear by setting goals and having someone hold them accountable, which can be both scary and motivating.
I just got back from an amazing retreat where a group of women came together to support each other, grow their businesses, and build real friendships. We planned content, shared our journeys, and celebrated big wins. Many talked about how this community has helped them gain confidence, find success, and connect with like-minded people.
In this episode, I talk about the Community to Cash Challenge, a five-day program I created to help people grow their engagement and make money, even in other people's communities. You don’t need your own audience to succeed. I’ve personally made six figures using free social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram, and the challenge teaches simple marketing principles to help you do the same. For just $27, you’ll get lifetime access to tools like a KPI tracker, an engagement guide, and social media templates to make posting and connecting easier.