The Hustle Rebellion Heather Porter
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#113: Emmy Award winner Chris Do’s lessons on having the freedom to do what you want
"What would the future look like if we didn't take on client work anymore? Can we make this a reality?"
In this conversation, Chris Do discusses tactics for growing brands and businesses smarter, while avoiding overwhelm and hustle culture. He shares his personal tips and experiences, including setting boundaries with clients, prioritizing sustainable work practices, and finding freedom in his career.
Chris also reflects on mistakes he made in his earlier years and the importance of having a business coach. He shares some of the most profound lessons he has learned from his mentor. One key lesson is the importance of saying what you think and being honest in communication.
Chris shares a story of how his straightforward approach won him a high-paying logo design project. He also emphasizes the importance of charging what you're worth to attract better clients. Chris discusses his coaching community, The Future, which aims to support 1 billion people in doing what they love.
Takeaways
Work smart and prioritize sustainable work practices to avoid overwhelm and burnout.
Set boundaries with clients and prioritize projects that align with your values and goals.
Find freedom in your career by aligning your work with your passions and purpose.
Reflect on past mistakes and learn from them to improve future decision-making.
Consider working with a business coach to gain valuable insights and guidance. Say what you think and be honest in communication to build trust and strong relationships with clients.
Let go of stressful ideas and be a direct communicator to win trust and respect from clients.
Charge what you're worth to attract better clients who value your work and are willing to pay for it.
Join coaching communities like The Future to receive guidance and support in pursuing your passion and making a living doing what you love.
At a glance…
09:04 Finding Freedom in Your Career
14:30 Learning from Mistakes
21:10 Letting Go of Stress and Being a Direct Communicator
25:56 Charging What You're Worth to Attract Better Clients
31:12 Joining The Future: A Coaching Community for Pursuing Your Passion
Resources
Chris' Links:
* Website
* Instagram
* Linkedin
About the Guest
Chris Do is an Emmy award-winning designer, director, CEO and Chief Strategist of Blind and the founder of The Futur—an online education platform with the mission of teaching 1 billion people how to make a living doing what they love.
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#112: Just because someone recommends it does not always mean it’s best for you
"Remember that there is always going to be another solution"
In this episode, Heather discusses the power of recommendations and how they influence our choices in using certain tools or products. She uses the example of CRM systems recommended by two different business training groups she is a part of. Heather emphasizes that while recommendations are valuable, it's important to consider if there might be better options available. She advises listeners to focus on their specific needs and the features they require in a tool, and to seek recommendations from others in similar situations. Ultimately, the tool itself doesn't matter as much as the knowledge and understanding of how to use it effectively.
Takeaways
Recommendations from trusted sources can heavily influence our choices in using certain tools or products.
It's important to consider if there might be better options available, even if a trusted source recommends a particular tool.
Focus on your specific needs and the features you require in a tool, and seek recommendations from others in similar situations.
The tool itself doesn't matter as much as the knowledge and understanding of how to use it effectively.
At a glance…
00:00 The Power of Recommendations
01:01 Considering Better Options
06:42 The Importance of Understanding and Knowledge
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#111: Leanne Woff: Why you need an Online Business Manager to grow an Audacious Empire
"How can we keep things the same and leverage what we already have..."
Leanne Woff, founder of Audacious Empires, shares three tips for business growth: systems thinking, getting clear on priorities and capacity, and radical proactivity. She emphasizes the importance of viewing the business as a whole system and leveraging existing resources. Leanne also highlights the need for clear roles and documented processes within a team to improve efficiency.
She offers OBM Academy for business managers and contractors to upskill and learn how to provide better support to CEOs and visionaries. Leanne's ideal clients are empire builders who want to scale their impact and make a difference in the world.
Takeaways
View your business as a whole system and leverage existing resources
Get clear on your priorities and capacity to avoid overwhelm
Be proactive in planning and anticipate potential issues
Invest in upskilling and training to provide better support to CEOs and visionaries
Empire builders can make a significant impact and scale their businesses
At a glance…
00:00 Introduction and Three Tips for Business Growth
02:50 Efficiency through Systems Thinking
03:04 Priorities and Capacity: Keys to Avoiding Overwhelm
06:56 Radical Proactivity: Planning for Success
15:14 Upskilling for Better Business Support
25:00 Efficient Communication and Project Management
30:04 Sharing Knowledge and Making an Impact
33:01 Final Thoughts and Inspiration
Resources
Leanne's Links:
* Audacious Empires Website
* Leanne's Website
* Instagram
* Linkedin
* Podcast
* Resource
About the Guest
Leanne Woff is an award-winning Online Business Manager and Integrator, an OBM Coach and the driving force behind the powerhouse operations, systems & growth agency – Audacious Empires. She's also a people-loving, coffee spilling, mum, wife and *incredible* sister (just in case you were curious).
Leanne and her team have quickly become known as the empire builder’s secret weapon, delivering and implementing advanced & cutting edge business strategies and systems for their clients to achieve next-level growth & operations excellence.
Leanne's on a mission to, not only, transform the way online businesses are run but to support the growth, skills upgrade and earning potential of OBMs and the industry as a whole.
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#110: A moment that had me tongue tied with lack of self worth
"I just remember feeling so awkward and so embarrassed.."
In this episode, Heather discusses the concept of worthiness and feeling like you belong. She shares a personal story of feeling unworthy when hanging out with a famous punk rock band. Heather reflects on how her mindset shifted after working with Tony Robbins and realizing that everyone has gifts and areas of expertise. She emphasizes that successful people are just people and encourages listeners to remember their own worthiness when interacting with others.
Takeaways
Feeling unworthy in the presence of successful people is a common experience, but it's important to remember that they are just people with their own struggles and insecurities.
Everyone has gifts and areas of expertise, and success is often a result of public-facing talents or opportunities.
Reflect on your own accomplishments and remember that you are worthy of being around amazing people.
Start new ventures and collaborations with confidence, knowing that everyone starts somewhere.
At a glance…
00:00 The Challenge of Feeling Worthy
03:25 Realizing Everyone Has Gifts
06:18 Reflecting on Your Accomplishments
07:17 Embracing Your Worthiness
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#109: Simon Severino: How to use strategy sprints to double revenue
"The way we do it is by improving three things by 25%"
Simon Severino shares his three habits and metrics for working smarter in his business. These habits include daily reflection on time allocation, a weekly dashboard with key metrics, and a monthly focus card. Simon emphasizes the importance of improving how you work, not just the work itself. He also discusses the role of these habits in balancing work and family life.
Simon's strategy sprints method helps online entrepreneurs improve their pipeline and sales through a 90-day coaching program. He highlights the value of building a community and shares tips for starting a paid community. Simon's book, Strategy Sprints, outlines his methodology and provides examples and checklists for implementing it. He also discusses his podcast, where he shares sales insights and his journey as a beginner investor.
Takeaways
Develop daily, weekly, and monthly habits to improve how you work and achieve better results.
Use metrics and dashboards to track key performance indicators and make data-driven decisions.
Building a community is a powerful marketing strategy that relies on trust and word-of-mouth recommendations.
Start a paid community by focusing on providing a safe space for members to work on their goals and leveraging their expertise.
The strategy sprints method helps online entrepreneurs improve their pipeline and sales in a 90-day coaching program.
Simon Severino's book, Strategy Sprints, provides a comprehensive guide to implementing his methodology.
Simon's podcast covers sales insights and his journey as a beginner investor.
Simplify your activities and focus on the ones that have the greatest impact on your business.
Positioning and pricing are key factors in increasing revenue and improving sales conversations.
Embrace your uniqueness and leverage it as your strategic advantage.
At a glance…
00:00 Working Smarter: Habits and Metrics
11:46 Building a Community: The New Marketing Strategy
15:04 Strategy Sprints: Improving Pipeline and Sales
23:32 Strategy Sprints Method: A 90-Day Coaching Program
26:39 Sales Insights and Beginner Investor Journey
30:15 Simplifying Your Activities for Better Results
Resources
Simon's Links:
* Website
* Facebook
* Instagram
* Linkedin
About the Guest
Simon Severino has created +2B in additional sales for his clients over the last 21 years. As an advisor who became CEO, he had to learn the importance of working ON the business more than IN it. Now, he shares his proven templates with high-ticket entrepreneurs. They reclaim 14 hours per week using the Strat... -
#108: What 3 businesses did to get a flood of their ideal leads at a low cost
"I was like...this sucks"
In this episode, Heather discusses conversion rate optimization (CRO) and shares three case studies of businesses that have successfully optimized their conversion rates. The first case study is about a chiropractor, where the optimization involved creating a compelling offer, improving the landing page, and using engaging video ads. The second case study is about a tutoring center, where the optimization focused on offering a free taster program, improving the landing page copy, and using vertical videos. The third case study is about a veteran-owned business community, where the optimization included a simplified signup process, personal video ads, and adding a sales team to the process. Heather emphasizes the importance of continuously tweaking and improving the conversion process to work smarter.
Takeaways
Conversion rate optimization (CRO) involves continuously improving the process of getting leads or making sales in a business.
Optimizing the offer, landing page, and ads are key components of CRO.
Creating compelling offers that excite potential customers is crucial for improving conversion rates.
Improving the landing page and making it mobile-friendly can significantly increase conversions.
Using engaging and native video ads that resonate with the target audience is essential for successful CRO.
Adding a sales team to the process can help convert leads into paying customers.
Continuous tweaking and incremental improvements are necessary for effective CRO.
At a glance…
01:55 Case Study 1: Optimizing a Chiropractor's Conversion Rates
05:16 Case Study 2: Improving Conversion Rates for a Tutoring Center
09:33 Case Study 3: Boosting Conversion Rates for a Veteran-Owned Business Community
13:22 The Importance of Continuous Tweaking and Improvement
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