Million Dollar Grit

Julie Chenell
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Welcome to Million Dollar Grit, the podcast that dives deep into the world of entrepreneurship, where tenacity meets strategy, and dreams meet reality. Here, we explore the raw, often overlooked truths of what it takes to succeed in business and in life. It's not just about the glossy success stories - it's about the grit it takes to get there.

  1. 7月27日

    Can You Sell Courses Sustainably?

    Someone DM'd me and asked whether selling courses can ever really be sustainable, and I realized we're all using that word to mean something we never say out loud — what she was actually asking is the mortgage test: can I put this income on a loan application, book the vacation, buy the car, and trust that it won't get snatched out from under me? Don't forget to subscribe to my email list! https://emailsbyjulie.com

    Can You Sell Courses Sustainably?

  2. 7月13日

    What Content Creators & Business Owners Can Learn From Each Other

    My lead pipeline just flipped — for 10 years about 80% of my clients have been business owners, and in the last two weeks it's been about 80% content creators, all because of traction on Instagram. And it got me thinking about how each side is staring at the other with envy: business owners wish they had the creator's reach, and creators wish they had the owner's offers, email list, and body of work. In this episode I make the case that each side is holding exactly half of a complete business — creators have mastered speaking to the masses (a real skill set that takes hours a day, not 15 minutes), and owners have the IP, frameworks, and proprietary mechanisms that survive an algorithm change.

    What Content Creators & Business Owners Can Learn From Each Other

  3. 7月6日

    A Personal Update After A Crazy Week!

    This one's personal — I'm unpacking the wild weekend behind me after Jessie Jean gave me a shout-out on her Instagram story and my following jumped from about 17,900 to over 21,600 almost overnight, along with an inbox full of coaching applications I'm still working through. I talk about what it's actually like to be flooded with brand-new people after years of going deep with a smaller, tight-knit community, the free resource I put together to help new followers get to know me fast, and a small real-time experiment I ran between a polished, mathy reel and a raw, unfiltered story that did something I didn't expect.

    A Personal Update After A Crazy Week!

  4. 6月30日

    Consider the Source Before You Follow the Advice

    The worst business advice you'll ever take won't come from a troll — it'll come from someone you hired, polished and confident and completely wrong. In this episode I get into why the things that actually harm your business never look harmful (the cop with the badge still has a gun), why I tell my clients that ideas are guilty until proven innocent, and how to hold two true things at once: you don't want advice from someone who's never lived your life, and a great coach doesn't have to have walked your exact path. Then I give you the actual filter I run before I let anyone change my plan — because confidence is the cheapest thing in the world to fake, and a track record is the hardest.

    Consider the Source Before You Follow the Advice

  5. 6月22日

    The Only Wrong Move in Business Is Doing Nothing

    There's exactly one wrong move in business, and it isn't picking the wrong name, launching the wrong offer, or running the wrong marketing strategy — it's doing nothing, and in this episode I make the case that a messy, half-baked, even wrong attempt will always work in your favor over the perfect plan you never execute.

    The Only Wrong Move in Business Is Doing Nothing

  6. 6月11日

    Problem First Building: The AI Workflow Framework That Ends the Dopamine Spiral

    I just wrapped the first in-person AI & Sheep workshop at my farm, and I couldn't let these takeaways leave my brain before I got them on record. The truth is, most people are losing ground to AI, not gaining it — they're in the dopamine pool, working longer, building more, and not seeing a single dollar of return. So before anyone goes another week adding tools and workflows to their life, I want to share the core philosophy I teach: if AI isn't making you more money or buying back your time, it's a distraction. This episode walks through Problem First Building — starting with a specific, rantable problem instead of a vague goal — and the 1-2-3 Framework I use to deconstruct every workflow step by step.

    Problem First Building: The AI Workflow Framework That Ends the Dopamine Spiral

  7. 6月3日

    The #1 Thing To Learn From Jessi Jean's Viral Launch

    I recorded this one from my car — a little hat tip to Russell Brunson, who taught me that "in the car" beats "not at all" — because I had something I couldn't wait to break down: the launch my client Jessie Gene just ran on Instagram, and what it actually teaches the rest of us. I met Jessie back in the ClickFunnels Two Comma Club days when I was a head coach and she was running a binge and disordered eating recovery program, and even then she had this rare combination of high standards and magnetic transparency. Fast-forward through her walking away from a 150,000-follower account to start completely over — beating the sunk cost fallacy that traps most people — building a new account to 400,000 followers in five months, and launching her YAP Challenge to hundreds of sales a day on FG Funnels. Here's the thing I want you to take away: a big following does not equal big money, and her conversion rate wasn't even special — six or seven percent, same as everybody else. The difference was that her content drove over 35,000 people to that sales page. So the real lesson is a multiplication problem. It's not marketing plus traffic, it's marketing chops times traffic — and if either number is zero, your launch is zero. This episode is for the marketer who has a great offer and great copy but only a hundred people looking, and for the content creator with the audience but not the marketing skills to monetize it. You need both. Most people have exactly one.

    The #1 Thing To Learn From Jessi Jean's Viral Launch

  8. 5月25日

    Is Everything Negotiable? The Two Muscles Most People Never Build (with Aryeh Sheinbein)

    This is a candid conversation with friend, client, and business partner Aryeh Sheinbein. I have two real-time negotiations on my desk right now (a post-divorce mortgage refinance the bank told me had only one path, and a $10K non-refundable sheep deposit I'd already mentally written off), and partly because Aryeh is one of those rare people whose default assumption is that almost every "this is the price" is actually an opening position. What started as a casual conversation turned into a working framework — the two negotiation muscles most people never build, and the one filter that tells you which one to use. We get into Aryeh's $20 baseball-card arbitrage at age 12, his 60-day-late home builder, the Walmart end-cap standoff over a $30 pricing error, the Amex deal he settled for fifty cents on the dollar, and his co-investor who keeps asking for discounts — each one demonstrating a different rule. The flip in the episode comes near the end: I assumed "non-refundable" meant the conversation was closed. Aryeh's reframe was that when the other side breaks their part of the deal first, the deposit clause loses some of its teeth — and there's almost always room to open the conversation. By the end of the recording I'd talked myself into emailing the sheep seller. If you're someone for whom negotiation doesn't naturally dawn — if you read "non-refundable" or "this is our price" and just accept it — this episode is going to reframe what you've been leaving on the table.

    Is Everything Negotiable? The Two Muscles Most People Never Build (with Aryeh Sheinbein)
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簡介

Welcome to Million Dollar Grit, the podcast that dives deep into the world of entrepreneurship, where tenacity meets strategy, and dreams meet reality. Here, we explore the raw, often overlooked truths of what it takes to succeed in business and in life. It's not just about the glossy success stories - it's about the grit it takes to get there.

資訊

  • 創作者
    Julie Chenell
  • 活躍年代
    2023年 - 2026年
  • 集數
    110
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 節目網站
    Million Dollar Grit

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