Minding My Creative Business Podcast Ron "Ironic" Lee Jr. and ShySpeaks

Episode SummaryWelcome, welcome, and welcome to the Mindy My Creative Business Podcast! With your host, Ron Ironically Jr., and your host, Shy Speaks. If you are a creative entrepreneur seeking strategy, structure, and self-development, you are in the right place. This episode is our live season two recap, where we highlight the key takeaways from episodes 9 through 15. This season has been packed with valuable insights, strategies, and personal development tips for creative entrepreneurs. Whether you're tuning in live or catching the replay, we're excited to have you here. Dive in with us as we reflect on the gems from each episode and prepare for what's to come in season three.
Timeline Summary[2:10] - Celebrating our 16th episode and reflecting on our journey beyond the average podcast lifespan.[6:40] - Episode 9: Discussing funding opportunities for creative entrepreneurs, including grants, business credit, and using your job as your first investor.[18:20] - Episode 10: Insights from copywriting expert Sierra Say on the importance of effective messaging and retaining clients.[29:15] - Episode 11: BJ Thompson on building global movements and understanding personal strengths and weaknesses in leadership.[41:30] - Episode 12: Time management strategies and introducing our Good Time Bundle with tools to enhance productivity.[55:45] - Episode 13: Tanisha Johnson, the Book Bully, on the power of writing and how books can open multiple revenue streams.[1:08:10] - Episode 14: Exploring personal branding versus company branding with case studies on Steve Jobs and Walt Disney.[1:24:30] - Episode 15: The importance of self-development, taking risks, and being resilient to become a successful creative entrepreneur.
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Closing Remarks:
Thank you for tuning in to the Mindy My Creative Business Podcast. We appreciate your time and support. Don't forget to rate, follow, share, and review the podcast if you enjoyed this episode. Stay connected with us by joining the Creators Corner Community for updates, resources, and more. Get ready for an exciting season three filled with more insights, strategies, and inspiring stories. Until next time, keep minding your creative business!
Affirmation:
"All it takes is intention, consistency, and laser focus to mind my creative business."

Episode Summary:
Welcome back to Season Two of the Minding My Creative Business Podcast! In this live, in-studio episode, hosts ShySpeaks and Ronald Lee Jr. delve into the crucial self-development strategies necessary for creative entrepreneurs aiming to scale their businesses to six, seven, or even eight figures. We explore the essential traits of vision, intention, consistency, risk-taking, curiosity, resilience, and confidence. Tune in to discover how these qualities can transform your creative endeavors into thriving enterprises. This episode is packed with insights, real-life examples, and actionable advice to help you elevate your entrepreneurial journey.
Timeline Summary:
- [0:07] - Introduction to the Mighty Migrator Business Podcast Season Two
- [1:44] - Importance of self-development for creative entrepreneurs
- [5:46] - Developing vision: Mapping out your ideal future
- [7:33] - The necessity of consistency despite challenges
- [10:35] - Overcoming the fear of others' perceptions
- [11:43] - Embracing risk-taking in entrepreneurship
- [15:12] - Recognizing your value and taking the leap
- [19:05] - Cultivating curiosity to drive innovation
- [24:27] - Building resilience to navigate setbacks
- [28:19] - Confidence: Believing in your skills and products

Links & Resources:
- [Creativepreneur Gear](https://www.whatstheirony.com) - Get your creative entrepreneur apparel from What's the Irony.

Closing Remarks:
Thank you for tuning in to this episode of the Mighty Migrator Business Podcast! We hope you found valuable insights and strategies to apply to your own creative journey. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Stay tuned for more enriching discussions and expert advice in our upcoming episodes. Keep creating and stay inspired!

Episode SummaryIn this episode of the "Mind My Creative Business" podcast, co-hosts Ronald Lee Jr. and ShySpeaks dive into the essential topic of branding, focusing on the distinctions and intersections between personal and company brands. They introduce key figures, Steve Jobs and Walt Disney, to exemplify how personal ethos and operational excellence can shape powerful brands. Through engaging discussions, they explore the importance of core values, mission statements, and the strategic elements that create memorable customer experiences. Tune in to discover how these branding principles can transform your creative business.
Timeline Summary[0:10] - Introduction to the episode and topic: personal branding vs. company branding.
[1:57] - Ronald explains the necessity of core values in both personal and company branding.
[3:24] - ShySpeaks highlights the differences between mission-driven company brands and value-based personal brands.
[4:07] - Introduction of Steve Jobs and his influence on Apple's brand.
[8:16] - Discussion on Steve Jobs' creative background and his "Think Different" campaign.
[12:18] - The importance of customer experience in branding, using Apple as a case study.
[17:25] - Ronald contrasts McDonald's fast, convenient branding with Ruth's Chris's luxury dining experience.
[26:34] - Introduction of Walt Disney and his approach to operational excellence in branding.
[31:16] - How Disney's strategic operations ensure a memorable visitor experience.
[36:40] - ShySpeaks elaborates on how operational details support the overall brand experience.
[39:25] - Summary and concluding remarks on integrating strategy and operations into branding.
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In this episode of "Minding My Creative Business," we're thrilled to welcome Tenita Johnson, a renowned authorpreneur who is transforming the literary landscape. Tenita shares her journey and expertise in helping others become published authors, offering services from editing to ghostwriting and cover design. Known as the "Book Bully," Tenita inspires many to pick up the pen and write their stories. We dedicate this episode to all authors, affirming that writers are indeed creatives with the power to change the world with their words.
Join us as we dive into a thought-provoking conversation about the creative process, the business of writing, and how to turn a book into multiple streams of income. Whether you're an aspiring author or an established writer, this episode is packed with invaluable insights and strategies to elevate your writing career.
Episode Highlights:[0:07] - Introduction to the episode and our special guest, Tenita Johnson, the "Book Bully."[1:20] - Tenita explains her role and how she helps authors with every aspect of book creation.[2:48] - Discussing the power of words and creativity in writing.[3:45] - The significance of storytelling in both fiction and nonfiction.[7:46] - Tenita's journey from corporate to creative entrepreneurship.[10:23] - The marriage uncut ministry and the power of creative storytelling in relationships.[18:32] - How Tenita realized she could make a living from being an author.[27:15] - The importance of giving complete value to clients and creating impactful services.[31:32] - The Brand Book Bestseller Accelerator and its benefits for authors.[41:13] - Discussing ghostwriting and the comprehensive publishing package.[45:53] - Tenita’s belief that everyone can write at least two books and the potential for multi-millionaire status through writing.
Links & Resources:Tenita Johnson’s Business Website: So It Is WrittenTenita Johnson’s Personal Website: Tenita JohnsonJoin the Creative Entrepreneurs Community: Creatives Corner Community
Closing Remarks:We hope you found this episode as inspiring as we did. Remember, every creative entrepreneur has the potential to turn their passion into a thriving business. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Your support helps us reach more creative minds and share valuable insights.

Summary:
Ronald Lee Jr. and ShySpeaks discussed time management strategies for creative entrepreneurs, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing tasks, setting realistic goals, and maintaining a work-life balance. They provided practical tools and strategies, such as setting specific work hours, breaking down tasks into smaller chunks, and using project management tools. They also discussed the importance of setting achievable goals and breaking them down into manageable quarterly objectives, and highlighted various effective time management strategies for podcast success. Finally, they emphasized the importance of creating an annual output calendar and breaking it down into quarterly and monthly tasks to manage time effectively and achieve success in entrepreneurship.
Timeline Summary:
[1:19] - Introduction to the importance of time management for creative entrepreneurs
[2:07] - Key statistics on procrastination and time management
[2:59] - Common challenges faced by creative entrepreneurs
[4:55] - Framework for effective time management: Dreaming in years, setting goals in quarters, planning in months
[10:15] - Breaking down annual goals into quarterly and monthly tasks
[19:24] - Case study: Applying time management strategies to our podcast
[27:28] - Practical tips for managing your time daily and weekly
[35:13] - Setting specific work hours and time blocking your day
[45:40] - Limiting distractions and using project management tools
[50:42] - Importance of regular review and adjustment of goals
[53:28] - Delegating and automating tasks to increase efficiency
Links & Resources:
MMCD Podcast Good Time Bundle - Get your free 90-day planner and annual output visual template: mmcbpodcast.com/goodtimebundleAutomatic Booking Bootcamp - Course for automating your booking processes, perfect for performers and speakers: https://abb.shyspeaks.comJoin the Creators Corner Community: mmcbpodcast.comFollow us on YouTube for more episodes and updates

Closing Remarks:
Thank you for tuning in to this episode of the Minding My Creative Business Podcast! We hope these tips help you manage your time more effectively and achieve your creative business goals. Don't forget to join our Creative Corner community for more networking and support from fellow creative entrepreneurs. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate, follow, share, and review the podcast.

Episode Summary:Welcome to a new episode of "Minding My Creative Business Podcast"! In this episode, hosts Ron "iRonic" Lee Jr. and ShySpeaks are joined by special guest BJ Thompson, an author, faith-based life coach, and creator of the 45-day total transformation. Together, they dive into the world of creative entrepreneurship and the power of turning creativity into a service for others. BJ shares his journey with the 116 movement, aiming to impact and empower youth globally. The discussion touches on seeking assistance, building partnerships, effective marketing strategies, and the importance of self-improvement. Join us as we explore the transition from entrepreneur to owner, the significance of creating a strong support network, and the strategies for operating as a successful coach. Stay tuned for insights on developing genuine creativity, balancing impact and authenticity, and the value of scaling prices and business strategies in the coaching industry. Get ready to be inspired to mind your creative business with intention, consistency, and laser focus!
Timeline Summary:00:00 Passion turned into service, community building emphasized.
04:45 Small actions can lead to global impact.
08:04 Lecrae starts faith-based movement, impacting millions.
12:28 They give resources for authentic artistic movement.
14:35 Rushing to be viral creates mess, impact lost.
16:38 Embrace genuine creativity, then introduce business practices.
22:30 Understand your role, seek partnership, self-awareness.
26:17 Natural talent for building communities in new places.
27:49 Private, but creates community; strategy for life coaching.
31:46 Scaling life coaching fees for better clientele.
35:17 Coaching provides system, support, and money generation.
37:56 Ensure $5,000 value, limit clients, consider membership.
42:46 Effective marketing and delegation for entrepreneurial success.
46:00 Discussing marketing strategies and attracting life coaching clients.
47:00 Unanticipated success in marketing and educational program.
50:48 Authenticity, personal trips, and life coaching costs.
53:12 Helping people leads to personal success.
56:30 Grateful for support and encouragement, keep listening.
Links & Resources:BJ Thompson's Website - Explore BJ's books, courses, and coaching programs.Closing Remark: Thank you for tuning in to this episode of "Minding My Creative Business." If you found value in our conversation, please rate, follow, share, and review our podcast. Your support helps us bring more inspiring content to creative entrepreneurs like you. Until next time, remember: all it takes is intention, consistency, and laser focus to mind your creative business. See you next time!