The Laura Sprinkle Show Laura Sprinkle

What should an online course provide?
If you’re like me, you know the answer is results. But it’s not as easy as it sounds to make an online course that gets people the results they want.
So many online course orders go untouched, and the customer never gains a thing. How do we avoid this?
Danny Iny is  the founder and CEO of Mirasee, and a leading voice in the world of online courses. In today’s episode he is sharing some of the biggest mistakes that you should avoid when creating your online course.
You no longer have to wonder what you should be doing to improve your online course. Listen to these mistakes so you never have to make them yourself.

Getting publicity in the media can be a full time job, and no one has time for that.
PollyAnna, a communication expert and journalist, knows the key to getting around that limitation: recurring media.
If you want to get publicity, which is FREE marketing that puts you right in front of your IDEAL audience, checkout PollyAnna’s advice on how to get yourself some recurring media features.

Are you doing a video show or podcast for your business?
You should be.
Patrick Allmond is an entrepreneur with 20+ years of experience and he believes that every business owner should have their own show. With a show you can educate people and provide your own unique perspective. And this content is evergreen.
There’s no reason not to! 
If you’re looking for ways to optimize your marketing, this episode is for you.

Are you embarrassed about asking for help in your business? Do you find you spend more time doing things for other people than for yourself?
 
What can we as entrepreneurs do to get the help we so desperately need without feeling bad about it?
 
The answer is simple: We need to have courage.
 
Heather Hubbard is the founder of Simple courage, a storytelling media company, movement, and community. She teaches business owners how to be brave in their everyday lives so they can be successful and feel fulfilled doing work that THEY want to do. 
 
As a business owner I know I find it scary to admit when I’m struggling, but whenever I do it pays off. I end up getting the help I need and I reach more people. It might seem embarrassing to admit when you’re struggling, but the truth is that everyone struggles and those of us who talk about it are the courageous ones.
 
If you're struggling with people pleasing and asking for help in your business, this episode is for you. You don’t have to feel so alone or stuck anymore.

I’ve been involved in dozens of launches and I’ve learned a lot from my experiences. But...
Every launch comes with it’s lessons learned. 
At this point, I think I’m just learning these lessons on a deeper level.
It’s one thing to know that you should care for your mindset, leadership, planning, etc., but it’s a whole other thing to apply this information while you’re trying to scale your business.
These five tips can serve anyone, whether you’ve launched a million times or this is your first time. I debrief after every launch and review my lessons learned so I can really learn them (so I don’t have to learn them again!) And hopefully this will help you avoid some of the common mistakes we all make when launching!

Why is it so important to learn to receive everything in our lives?
Patty Lennon, a keynote speaker, coach, and best selling author that helps people create space for magic in their lives and businesses, found that everyone she met struggling in their businesses was struggling with their ability to receive.
There is a kind of magic that comes with learning to receive everything: both the positive and the things we perceive as negative. 
She’s seen people go from struggling to make a sale in 8 hours to making $20,000 in revenue just by deciding to go to bed and accept that they’ve already put in all the work they can.
Opening up to receiving is the way nature intended us to be as human beings. 
When we open ourselves up to affiliates we’re allowing ourselves to receive support, but that’s only one way that receiving can impact our businesses and lives.