Here's What I Learned Jacki Hayes

In today's episode, Ariana Rodriguez and I talk about setting boundaries in your business and how tech can help you uphold those boundaries. Ariana is on a mission to empower BIWOC-led, mission-driven companies. Providing C-suite level support and operational foundations, Ariana aims to help businesses scale sustainably and make their mark on the world. Drawing from personal experiences, including a background in tech solutions and understanding ADHD's challenges, Ariana offers compassionate guidance. 
Topics:
Embracing authenticity in business (03:40)Business as self-development (07:45)Strategic business growth (12:34)Trust and open communication in business (16:56)Business strategy and systems thinking (21:36)You can find Ariana at:
Website: arstrategies.co
Instagram: @arianarodriguez.co
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In today's episode, Growth Strategist Frenchie Ferenczi talks with me about her wants for what she thought she "should" do, aligning her business decisions with her values, and building a business where scaling isn't the most important goal or even a goal at all. 
Frenchie is a growth strategist who partners with startups, creatives, and industry experts ready for their next level of growth. Her outside-in approach delivers simple strategies for their bottom lines, clearing all that stands in the way of their business growth.
Topics:
Business strategy and values alignment (01:23)Entrepreneurship, business growth, and avoiding common mistakes (06:44)Business growth, scaling, and staying close to the money (11:58)Business strategies and values alignment (17:41)Starting a business and gathering customer feedback. (22:50)You can find Frenchie at:
Website: www.frenchieferenczi.com
Instagram: @frenchie.ferenczi
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Welcome to Here’s What I Learned, where we delve into the lessons my guests have learned when they said 'F it' to the traditional business advice and started running their business their way.
In Season 7, I’ll be talking to people like:
Growth Strategist Frenchie FerencziCoach and Artist Amanda GoldPodcast Producer Sarah HeeterBrand and Website Designer Bridget BakerVisibility Coach Steph WhartonArtist Kelli PerraultCOO and Systems Maestro Ariana RodriguezCoach Trac StangerAnd many, many more amazing business owners. 
If you’re a coach, consultant, or online service provider who’s tired of business advice that doesn’t align with your values or vision, you’ll want to listen to the amazing conversations I have with my Season 7 guests. 

The first episode of Season 7 drops on April 9th. 

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In today's episode, I'm talking with business coach Tracy Stanger about how planning leads to more time, freedom, and flexibility. If you've wondered why you're always putting out fires or wishing you could take time away from your business (without it imploding) then you'll want to listen to this episode. 
Topics:
Why Tracy quit her 9 to 5 jobHow (and why) Tracy created Plan Your Year, an anti-hustle plannerHow using Plan Your Year helped Tracy take all of July off and still run a successful businessMentioned in the episode:
Plan Your Year - the anti-hustle planner. Get clarity, calm, and carefree time with your family because you’ve planned ahead!
You can find Tracy at
Website: tracystanger.com
Instagram: @tracy.stanger
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In today's episode, I'm taking you with me while I walk my dog and talk openly about my most recent launch of the Quarterly Launch Planning Collective. I'm sharing the "failed" launch that led to this newest offer, why I chose this particular format, and some of the ways I've promoted the program to reach my enrollment goal. 
Topics:
Reassessing and refocusing after a "failed" launch (02:06)Using coworking as accountability for course completion (05:07)Do my client prioritize launch planning for investments (07:58)Beta-testing my new program (16:15)Mentioned in the episode
Preparing for your next launch and need support? Join the Launch Planning Collective. It's a workshop series + coworking + support. Learn my Launch Your Way method, set aside time on your calendar for planning your launch, and get support from me and the rest of the collective. 
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Recently, Gemma Hills and I sat down to talk about the process of creating offers and launching them in a way that feels aligned. Gemma is a business alchemist - an alignment coach, medium, and energy practitioner. She blends the modalities of coaching, mediumship, and EFT to streamline her clients' journey and bring them into alignment and flow. 
Topics:
Seeking alternative ways of living and doing business (05:22)Aligning your business with your passions and goals (11:28)Being realistic and flexible when launching (17:43)Overdelivering in courses and launches (35:31)Managing time and expectations (44:23)You can find Gemma at 
Website: gemmahills.co
Mentioned in the episode
Preparing for your next launch and need support? Join the Launch Planning Collective. It's a workshop series + coworking + support. Learn my Launch Your Way method, set aside time on your calendar for planning your launch, and get support from me and the rest of the collective. 
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