I’ve been talking a lot about changes lately, and this episode shares one of the biggest changes to my business yet. The person who helped me build this business, our integrator and Chief Operations Officer, Taylor Cooper left the company. It’ll be impossible to replace her and, of course, she left on good terms. So
As entrepreneurs, we have SO many ideas. We see so much potential in several different directions, multiple opportunities pop up at once, and we’re excited about the options. This can make it difficult to figure out what direction you actually want to go in. In this episode, I’m sharing my decision-making process as an entrepreneur
I’ve been talking a lot about changes lately, and this episode shares one of the biggest changes to my business yet. The person who helped me build this business, our integrator and Chief Operations Officer, Taylor Cooper left the company. It’ll be impossible to replace her and, of course, she left on good terms. So
Are you struggling to get what you want? You’re intelligent, hard-working, and driven, but you’re struggling to reach your goals and you can’t quite put your finger on why. Or, is there a business roadblock you just can’t seem to move past? Well, you’re not alone! A lot of my students, listeners, and peers experience
You will fail, it’s a given. But, the determining factor of success in business and your true “make or break” isn’t YOU or if you fail. What will make or break your business is how you view failure. In this episode, I’m breaking down how to turn your failures into your best assets. Listen in
I started my business broke and living with my in-laws. I tried LOTS of different strategies, frameworks, and online courses… but there was ONE move that fast-tracked my success the most and that’s when I worked with James Wedmore. He showed me how to launch, systemize my business, market, and put a course together, and
The right mentorship can change the course of your life. I struggled for about five years when I started my business. The biggest reason? I was stubborn and I thought I knew “enough” on my own. Then the universe shoved Jim Fortin and James Wedmore into my life. I went from living with my in-laws
