Unsolicited Business Advice

Amanda Quick & Callie Page

Let's be real.  You may feel like your business owns you. You may feel uncomfortable that business has become stuffy, so you either dress up or don't show up. You are possibly on the roller coaster of wearing all the hats and wondering if it's time to close your doors.

  1. FEB 4

    #17: “It’s Time To Ask For Help...But I'm Afraid They'll Tell Me I’m Doing It Wrong.”

    Amanda here…I spoke with Callie about the growth of her business, and, well, you could say she keeps putting off answering me. So, (with her permission) I ask it in today's episode.  Hang with me as I ask the question, because I made it up as I went and wanted to choose my words wisely, as what they’ve grown is freaking incredible, and they don’t give themselves enough credit.  And, I want to personally thank her for being very real, raw, and vulnerable in this conversation and allowing me to dig in! Key Takeaways:  In order to truly grow, you have to ask yourself the tough questionsGrow in a way that works for you, not because that may be what other people think you should doWhat does failure mean to you? And when you answer that question, ask yourself if it’s true or just a story you’re telling yourselfThank you so much for listening to this one, and we hope it helps you take some time to really reflect on the stories you’re telling yourself. Are they true or not? Got a question/suggestion/or want our advice on a topic? We’d love to give you our unsolicited advice, so please submit your question here. Connect with Us: Follow along with Amanda and Callie Instagram: @amandalquickcoaching @reclaimedblog @reclaimedpage @reclaimedbookandbean Website: www.amandaleequick.com www.reclaimedpage.com Subscribe: Never miss an episode of Unsolicited Business Advice — available wherever you get your podcast

    25 min
  2. JAN 29

    #16: Feedback…”Could My Feedback Be Hurtful or Helpful?"

    It's not about being right or wrong.  This week we had a submission around a topic that has felt necessary to talk about (in Amanda's eyes!), so here goes:  "I find myself being hesitant to provide feedback. This could be to a direct report, a colleague, a client, a prospect, or a higher up.  Oftentimes I’m afraid of being direct because in my mind it might hurt feelings or that it will be offensive to the recipient, so I end up sugar coating it, tap dancing around the real issue, or just not responding at all….maybe I’m getting in my own way here and that my feedback could actually be very helpful and positive… What is the best way to provide accurate feedback so that everyone on both sides feels good about it?" This was interesting as we went two different ways and then back around, like normal!  Key Takeaways:  As an expert, we have to be careful not to come across as “I’m telling you what to do.”Figure out our internal issues before going into a conversation is importantEveryone is really trying their bestWhat are your thoughts on feedback? Do you have an experience where this was tricky, or you thought it would be tricky and it wasn’t? OR, do you have some feedback for us on this topic of feedback?!  Got a question/suggestion/or want our advice on a topic? We’d love to give you our unsolicited advice, so please submit your question here. Connect with Us: Follow along with Amanda and Callie Instagram: @amandalquickcoaching @reclaimedblog @reclaimedpage @reclaimedbookandbean Website: www.amandaleequick.com www.reclaimedpage.com Subscribe: Never miss an episode of Unsolicited Business Advice — available wherever you get your podcast

    22 min
  3. 12/30/2025

    #12: Self Awareness and Its Role in Business

    Think of this as Part 2 of Episode 11, as we continue the conversation about marketing and branding and how they play into building a growing business. But, the kicker of this one is… Self Awareness.  How many times a day do we do things because it’s just what we’ve always done, or it’s how we’ve seen other people do it? We didn’t actually count, but it’s a shit ton. And because of that, there’s been a sense of vanilla in the world. Samesies as the cool kids would say (or maybe they don’t anymore?). Today, we’re talking about how being self-aware helps you make decisions that will truly shape the business you’re looking to build.  Key Takeaways:  In a world of vanilla, it’s not hard to stand out and be authentically youFinding balance in work and life is incredibly important to be aware ofAs long as you’re a solid person doing good things in the world, say the things you feel you need to say…even if they’re hardAnd if you'd really like to subscribe to Amanda's newsletter, you can do so here! Episodes to go back to based on this one:  Episode 8: Wait? How Did I Get Here?   Episode 11: How do you all feel your branding affects your leads/potential clients? Got a question/suggestion/or want our advice on a topic? We’d love to give you our unsolicited advice, so please submit your question here. Connect with Us: Follow along with Amanda and Callie Instagram: @amandalquickcoaching @reclaimedblog @reclaimedpage @reclaimedbookandbean Website: www.amandaleequick.com www.reclaimedpage.com Subscribe: Never miss an episode of Unsolicited Business Advice — available wherever you get your podcast.

    28 min

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Let's be real.  You may feel like your business owns you. You may feel uncomfortable that business has become stuffy, so you either dress up or don't show up. You are possibly on the roller coaster of wearing all the hats and wondering if it's time to close your doors.

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