165 episodes
The Small Business School Podcast Staci Millard
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Ready to leave the small business struggle behind? The “School for Small Business” podcast supports small business owners in scaling a business that is profitable, purposeful, and doesn’t leave you burnt out. No matter whether you run your business online or you own a brick-and-mortar, you can expect our world class experts to support you with mindset, tactics, and everything in between so you can have the business you dreamed of. Based on our lived experience, we know that small business CAN be easy and we are here to show you how.The “School for Small Business” is hosted by Staci Millard, a CPA by trade with over 15 years of experience seeing the behind the scenes of thousands of small businesses. After growing and selling her first 7 figure business, Staci has been on the ground running - mentoring small businesses and working to increase success rates. Staci strongly believes you don’t need to have gone to business school to be successful so you can expect nothing but simple, impactful advice. Tune in each Tuesday for a new 30 minute or less episode of nothing but valuable advice to help you grow your small business. We are so excited for you to be on this journey with us!
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Making Informed Decisions in Entrepreneurship with Wendy Muise
Welcome back to Small Business School! In today’s episode I am joined by the amazing Wendy Muise! Wendy is a self-proclaimed entreprenerd, and loves everything related to entrepreneurship. She is an entrepreneurial strategist who has worked on AI and Machine Learning projects for over 15 years and is passionate about helping entrepreneurs reduce their stress with simple automation. Together we are talking about how to make data-driven decisions and avoid common pitfalls in business. I could t...
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Embracing Radical Accountability
Hey Small Business School! Today I wanted to ask you the question, what if you started really taking radical accountability for every aspect of your business? I have seen how the shift from blame to action can drive positive change in business just from taking ownership of outcomes. Let’s get into it!Topics Covered:Taking responsibility for business outcomes, whether in marketing, sales, team management, or customer interactions.Cultivating accountability and setting clear expectations for ac...
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Effective People Strategies with Tim Dyck
Hey Small Business School! In today’s episode I am excited to be joined by Tim Dyck. Tim is the Founder of Best Culture Solutions, a Fort McMurray company that helps with Recruiting and HR strategies that empower real business results. Together we talk about the keys to unlocking the full potential of your team and driving operational success through effective hiring and empowerment strategies. I’m so excited about the tangible takeaways from our conversation, so let’s dive in!Topics Covered:...
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Unleashing Your Charisma
Welcome back to Small Business School! Today I want to get into a conversation about an honest truth in entrepreneurship. There are two necessary traits in business, charisma and a growth mindset. I believe these traits can make or break your business’ success and the ability to sell yourself and that is a hard reality. Don’t run away from this conversation if you think these aren’t skills that you have, they are a muscle that can be developed! Let’s break it down together. Topics Covere...
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Your Unique Human Design with Jenn Walker
Welcome back to Small Business School! Today I am thrilled to have Jenn Walker on the podcast to dive into the world of human design. Jenn is mindset coach who has sailed the Nile, jumped out a plane twice and summited Mount Kilimanjaro and she brings that same exuberance for life to her business where she helps heart-centered entrepreneurs tap into their limitless power and potential. Jenn’s philosophy is that business is a vehicle for massive personal growth and social change. Whether it be...
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Rethinking Pricing Strategies
Hey Small Business School! I have often talked about the importance of increasing prices to match inflation but today I want to dive into a bit of a contradictory strategy, decreasing prices as a means to enhance business profitability and attract more customers. I’ve personally seen lowering prices result in increased revenue and improved financial standing. So let’s get into how!Topics Covered:The frustration with stagnant pricing in industries like accounting, where technological advanceme...