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The Bold Money Revolution Tara Newman
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4.9 • 82 Ratings
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This is your source for straight-talking, no-fluff business and high-performance conversations that add real depth and value to the way BOLD leaders live, work, and thrive. Hosted by Tara Newman, this show is here to show you how to optimize your performance as a leader so you can grow a business that is profit rich, efficient, and allows you to build real tangible wealth for yourself and others.
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Untitled Episode
On today’s podcast, I’m sharing more insight and behind-the-scenes information about closing down The Bold Profit Academy about a year ago. Life has certainly been different and there are more changes coming. I want to talk about how life is going for me, a big decision about this podcast, and what’s coming next. So let’s dive in.Get your Revenue Goal Calculator - https://theboldleadershiprevolution.com/revenue-goal-calculator
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4 Lessons From My Dad I Had to Unlearn to Grow My Business
Today we are discussing what we want to say “No, thank you” to our parent or our mentor for. This is especially important to explore if like many of my clients operate family-owned businesses. That means that they either work with family or they bought or inherited a business from a parent or, like 48.1% of entrepreneurs, they had a parent who was a small business owner, or maybe you've had a mentor, that can apply to you too.It is a great exercise for closure, for healing, and for really sto...
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5 Lessons I Learned From My Dad
This is part one of what I would consider an essential two-part podcast that has an exercise that I want you to do, especially if you have a family-owned business and are considering working with me at some point.This will be a task I give you when working with me. It is simple, powerful, and incredibly frustrating for some people. Listen to the end of this podcast, where I will give you part one of the exercise.This exercise is about really looking at your mentor or your parents, if this is ...
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Lessons in Entrepreneurship from a Veteran Business Owner, My Dad, Elliot Gantz
We are taking a step into the Wayback Machine today with a much beloved and much-downloaded podcast episode from 2018 with my dad, Elliot. Now, I spent five years working for him, but never took over the business.I think that my father was really great at encouraging me to follow my own passion, which I really appreciate. However, Elliot, my dad, has been a great mentor to me where everything throughout my life was annoyingly a lesson.Now, that doesn't mean our relationship was without its up...
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Caring, Codependency, And The Customer Isn't Always Right
I want you to take a moment to really tune in. Today, it's just you and me, and I have something important to share. It's a message that might not have reached you before, but it's one you deserve to hear loud and clear: You are worthy of running a highly profitable business, and it doesn't have to be complicated.I've been hearing from so many people – clients, colleagues, potential clients – who are pouring their hearts and souls into their businesses. They care deeply, perhaps too deeply. T...
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What Does it Look Like to Pay Yourself at the Different Stages of Business
Today, we are covering what it looks like to pay yourself at the various stages of business, and really, there’s no one way to do this at all. But what I think would be helpful is if I shared with you my journey and my experience paying myself at these different levels, so maybe that jogs something for you. Maybe it elicits some curiosity, a question, a different way to think about things, or what have you.The first thing that I want to say is that starting a small business is actually a real...
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