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Here's What I Learned Jacki Hayes
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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Whether you’re new to running an online business or a seasoned CEO, there’s always something you can learn. This show is built on the belief that staying curious can lead you to the business, and life, that you’re dreaming of. It all starts with asking questions, experimenting to find the answers, and listening to the stories and experiences of those that have gone before us. Each week, Jacki Hayes (launch consultant/coach) shares insights from working with clients and building her own business, as well as asking her guests the questions that will help you stay curious and build the business and life you want.
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Failure is Required with Patricia Sung
In today's episode, I talk with Patricia Sung about the challenges and benefits of starting a business as people with ADHD. Patricia share the importance of seeking support and finding a balance between flexibility and structure when running a thriving business. We also chat about managing energy levels, prioritizing tasks, and creating more balanced schedules. Finally, we discuss the significance of failing early and often to gain data we can use to create success.Topics:Prioritizing white s...
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Infusing Ethos into Your Business with Becky Bullard
In today's episode, Becky Bullard and I sit down to a conversation about prioritizing community needs in business decision-making. We also talk about the challenges of balancing creativity and financial sustainability in entrepreneurship, highlighting the need for honesty and sustainability in balancing these factors. Becky shares her story of how she turned politics sexy and how others can find their own well of courage.Topics:Prioritizing business decisions based on community needs and pers...
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Experiencing Grief in Business with Sarah K. Heeter
In today's episode, I talk with Sarah K. Heeter about the importance of prioritizing self-trust, emotional resilience, and emotional intelligence in business. We also discuss the various forms of grief entrepreneurs may experience and the importance of acknowledging and processing our emotions. This conversation emphasized the importance of prioritizing your own needs and well-being in business to achieve success and longevity.Topics:Trusting intuition and avoiding negative influences in busi...
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Running a Location Independent Business with Bridget Baker
In today's episode, Bridget Baker and I talk about the challenges of conforming to traditional business norms, balancing work and life, and creating personalized processes in your business. We also chat about the importance of giving ourselves permission to operate outside the norms and prioritizing personal comfort over productivity. Bridget shares her experience of embracing location independence and navigating midlife as a web designer.Topics:Work-life balance and flexible schedules (03:20...
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Embracing Creativity and Unpredictability with Kelli Perrault
In today's episode, I talk with digital illustrator, Kelli Perrault, about the value of embracing creativity and unpredictability in both business and life. We share our experiences with navigating unpredictable situations and Kelli share her personal challenges, including a breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. We also talk about the importance of leaning into natural inclinations and exploring multiple income streams to sustain creative pursuits. Topics:Creative control and metrics in...
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Rolling Dice & Making Business Fun with Amanda Gold
In today's episode, Amanda Gold and I discussed redefining professionalism and business success beyond traditional norms. I shared her experiences with trusting intuition and partnership, while Amanda highlighted the value of collaboration and creativity. We also discussed integrating art and creativity into business to enhance productivity and prioritize tasks. Amanda is a life coach and artist with a background in social work, community building, and advocacy. She uses a trauma-informe...
Customer Reviews
Great listen
Jackie is such a smart and creative entrepreneur with really interesting friends, which makes this podcast such a good listen. I love learning from Jackie and I’ve connected with some really cool people who were her guests. I also loved being a guest myself! Definitely recommend.