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The Get Paid Podcast: The Stark Reality of Entrepreneurship

The Get Paid Podcast: The Stark Reality of Entrepreneurship and Being Your Own with Boss Claire Pelletreau Claire Pelletreau was just starting to grow her side business as a Facebook ad and marketing consultant when her full-time job disappeared. Desperate to land enough clients just to pay the bills, she was disappointed at how difficult it was to find real tactical advice that would help actually her get paid month to month. The Get Paid Podcast is Claire’s attempt to pull back the curtain on the reality of running an online business. All these people pulling in “six figures” - how are they ACTUALLY doing it? What kind of money do they take home after expenses? ... You’ll discover how different entrepreneurs get paid and what it costs them to bring in that money. Listen to the Podcast on Apple Podcasts

The Overjoyed Mom Podcast

The Overjoyed Mom Podcast with Stephanie Snyder, Ph.D. This show is for the mom who wants to thrive in life and business. Let's face it- Motherhood is complicated; but your business doesn't have to be. Join her every Wednesday for new episodes, where we talk about motherhood, business, and everything in between. Learn more and listen on Apple Podcasts

Inbox Besties Email Marketing Podcast

Inbox Besties Email Marketing Podcast with Kate Doster Inbox Besties is the only little guy approved podcast that helps coaches, bloggers, and course creators turn internet randos into subscribers with benefits - The kind that throws fistfuls of cash at you for your courses and services, not like other stuff. We cover list building, email marketing, funnels and passive income products. Learn more and listen on Apple Podcasts

The Anxious Achiever Podcast

Harvard Business Review presents The Anxious Achiever Host Morra Aarons-Mele is on a mission to reframe how we think about anxiety and mental health in the workplace. Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S. We desperately need better models for leadership and a more holistic view of mental health. Our culture tells those of us who suffer from anxiety and depression that we can’t succeed but we tell a different story — without sugarcoating the tough stuff. We feature stories from people who’ve been there and experts who can help you thrive. Learn more and listen on Apple Podcasts

How to Create a Time Management Plan

Creating a time management plan keeps you from wasting time. Having a plan makes every hour count, ensures that you get to work more quickly and helps distribute your time over all the tasks that you need to do each day, week, month and year. Creating a time management plan is an imperative if you want to be successful. * Be Realistic With Your Plans – Don’t go against your own internal clock when planning each day. If you know you struggle to get up in the morning, do not schedule things in the early morning hours. If you can manage in the mornings if you do tasks you like first, try that. * Set Time Limits – This is especially important for both tasks you dislike and tasks you like. You always have a risk of procrastination when it comes to tasks you hate by spending too much time on tasks you like. * Eliminate Distractions – One of the biggest killers of any plan that you set are distractions such as television, interrupting phone calls, social media, and yes – chil…

WEST: Women Empowered Stronger Together

WEST: Women Empowered Stronger Together Podcast with Kiersten McIntire WEST is Women Empowered Stronger Together, an organization focused on ALL women. Whether you just got out of prison, are a multi-millionaire CEO of a successful company, or anything in between—WEST lets you tell your story. Sometimes as women we don’t realize we have a voice, until we are given the chance to use it. Please join me on our journey of personal life experiences and lessons learned. As brave and courageous women we can empower one another and stand stronger together. Listen on Apple Podcasts

Myleik Teele’s Podcast

Myleik Teele is an entrepreneur and currently running curlBOX.com. She shares her insights, things she's learned along the way in hopes to teach you the things she had to learn the HARD way! Some of her programs include LESSONS FROM THE LAST DECADE, REFRESH YOUR FINANCES, REFRESH YOUR RELATIONSHIPS, LEARNING TO ASK FOR HELP and MORE! Listen to her podcast on Apple Podcasts

The Everyday Mind Podcast

The Everyday Mind Podcast with Naphtali Roberts Naphtali Roberts is a life and business coach and therapy practice owner. She is married to a creative entrepreneur and is a mom to 3 small children. She knows better than anyone that real life doesn’t take place in a lab, yoga studio or at a retreat. Naphtali created The Everyday Mind Podcast for you to learn strategies and tools to live a life of notice and mindfulness - and she shows you what that looks like in the real world. Her conversations with smart, inspiring and purposeful business owners about how they approach mindfulness in their lives give you weekly, bite-sized doses of kick-butt inspiration to create the life and business you have always wanted. Listen on Apple Podcasts

How to Keep That Spark Alive in Business

There are some people who can work at any business – whether selling doughnuts or raincoats - and remain passionate. These people are often passionate about business itself so it doesn’t really matter what they’re selling; what matters is the thrill and chase of building a business. However, for many of us, the trick to running a successful business is to be passionate about what we do. Here are a few tips to help you build a business you are passionate about. #1 Know your “why” – Early on in your business, write out a mission statement. While these statements can seem stuffy and old-fashioned, it really does make sense to take the time to write one out. A successful, passionate business owner will be able to state what they do and why they do it in a few short sentences. Take a little time to think about why you want to do what you’re doing. What is your end goal? Is it more money? Is it freedom or a sense of achievement? Is it to help others, or all of the above? …

The Emotionally Intelligent Recruiter Podcast

The Emotionally Intelligent Recruiter with Caroline Stokes People leaders (that’s you!) are recruiters for your company. Whether you are a CEO, CHRO, COO, recruiter, sourcer, HR Director, AI specialist or manager of your firm: you are a human hiring another human to reach the big hairy audacious goals you’ve promised both your shareholders and customers. At The EI Recruiter, we love tech and human advancement. Podcast host Caroline Stokes, Author of Elephants Before Unicorns: Emotionally Intelligent HR Strategies To Save Your Company (Entrepreneur Press, 2019) has been in the heart of tech internationally for 27 years and advocates for organizations to adopt tech in order to achieve benchmarks faster. Many EI Recruiter podcast conversations spotlight various new technologies that can enhance your company’s operations. But tech is only one piece of a much larger puzzle. At the EI Recruiter we believe that if work is to be meaningful, it has to first be human. Beyond tech, th…

About Progress Podcast

About Progress Podcast with Monica Packer Interviews with recovering perfectionists, paralyzed dreamers, and balanced achievers + meaningful discussions on self-improvement. Learn how people work on themselves, aspire to dreams, get out of ruts, achieve goals, and overcome obstacles all while keeping their self-worth in tact. It's about progress, not perfection! Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Stitcher

#RealWomenGoLive Podcast

#RealWomenGoLive with Sandra Centorino Most women business owners do NOT have a video/audio marketing strategy because they spend too much time making excuses NOT to go live! Sandra Centorino has created a movement called #RealWomenGoLive that is designed to help, teach and literally throw YOU (Real Women) right into the world of LIVE! The RWGL Podcast will shine the light on women heroes that are using live video and audio by sharing their wins! The podcast is designed to motivate those women listening to take action and jump right in! Sandra’s #ShareTheDare challenge will end each episode asking women to go live!' Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify

Communication And Follow Up In The Business World

Out of all the skillsets that are necessary to be a success, communication is perhaps the most important. Think about it. Communication is the only way for us to share concepts, ideas, feelings or plans. It’s the only way we can tell others about ourselves. If you own a business, it’s the only way to attract the attention of new customers and keep the attention of current customers. Since customers mean sales and sales mean profits, communication is actually currency. In other words, the manner in which you communicate is directly related to how much money you make. That is a powerful thought.

If communication is related to financial success, then it stands to reason that only good communication skills have value. Therefore, if one of your goals is financial success, you need to take the time to hone your communication skills and develop the most effective way to talk to your customer base. One of the best places to start this process …

Get Seen, Get Heard, Get Famous

You never know when the opportunity to share your expertise and garner free publicity will show up.

Case in point, not long ago, I had the privilege of being on Bolder Business Woman with the amazing Aprille Jaynes. She found me on LinkedIn and asked if I would like to share a few marketing tips with her listeners. She was one of the most organized and delightful hosts with whom I have had the honor to share my story. Since that time, show has been shared, tweeted, retweeted and listened to thousands of times.

I also recently connected with Tonya Scholz of SocialChats.net and had the same opportunity. Social Chats is a really laid back, conversational style of programming that leaves guests feeling good about themselves. Tonya and I have been connected on social media for years and just recently were introduced via a mutual friend. We hit it off right away and now…

FamilyPreneur: Parent Entrepreneurs Raising KidPreneurs Podcast

FamilyPreneur: Parent Entrepreneurs Raising KidPreneurs Podcast with Meg Brunson Marketing & entrepreneurship with a former Facebook employee, redefining FamilyPreneur "balance" by involving her kids in business. Since leaving her corporate job to be a more present mom to her 4 daughters, Meg provides marketing support to parents building businesses without mom guilt. Her clients enjoy predictable leads/traffic & more time making memories with the kids than stressed over marketing. Listen to FamilyPreneur’s Marketing Mondays, Mid-Week Masterminds, and Family Fridays! Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify

Karina Talks Too Much Podcast

Karina Talks Too Much with Karina Lanting The Karina Talks Too Much Podcast is a place where women gather for inspiration, education and to engage in the sisterhood of running wild into our greatness. Listen in on conversations with inspiring guests where we share #realtalk discussions about issues that face women every day in life and business. We talk too much about our daily habits in health and wellness, our mentorships and systems we use to rise up and get you excited about what your next steps could look like. Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify

The Gentle Business Revolution Show

The Gentle Business Revolution Show with Sarah Santacroce A Marketing show where we discuss how to market Your business by disrupting the current Marketing Paradigm and bringing the Human Connection back to marketing. They also discuss entrepreneurship, personal & business growth, online selling & making a difference. They've had incredible guests such as Dorie Clark, Mark Schaefer, Ian Brodie, Beth Buelow, Denise Wakeman and others share their inspiring journey. Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Stitcher SHARE...

Negotiation Is A Part Of Life

The majority of people tend to relate negotiations to business meetings and their appropriate wheeling's and dealings. This is actually only one type of negotiation that occurs regularly. Every person tends to do more negotiating in real life than you may think.

Let's look at some real life negotiation examples in more detail.

You may want to rent an apartment or a mobile home over the winter. Are you going to settle for the first price you are given? Probably not. You want to get a good deal so you are going to talk with the owner several times in the hopes of getting a better deal.

Some of the things you might discuss in person or via email include:

1. Your length of stay - you can offer to stay longer if the price is right. Benefit to the owner - knowing they have regular income for a certain number of months. 2. You offer to clean your rental or take care of the y…