The Grace-Filled CEO Podcast Jillian Dolberry

In this episode, Jillian explores the concept of leadership courage in online business. She shares personal experiences as a supervisor and emphasizes the importance of addressing challenging topics, communicating clearly, and admitting when you're wrong. She also discusses the significance of being open to learning, challenging one's perspective, and honoring everyone involved, even in difficult situations. She encourages listeners to approach conflict with curiosity and a willingness to learn and offers her assistance in navigating difficult conversations.

In this episode, host Jillian Dolberry interviews Mara Kucirek, an online course expert. They discuss the importance of boundaries, especially for pregnant individuals, and then delve into the role of virtual assistants (VAs) in supporting course creation and business owners. Mara shares examples of clients she has worked with and highlights the mindset issues that arise when creating online courses. They also discuss the challenges of course creation and the value of having support. Mara provides a comprehensive list of tasks VAs can handle, including video-related tasks, generating transcripts, creating worksheets, and providing customer support. They emphasize the importance of collaboration, having another perspective, and going the extra mile in course creation and maintenance. Mara also shares tips on improving customer experience, managing testimonials, and finding balance as a business owner and new mother.

Job descriptions are a necessary evil for your business. I understand how easy it can be to create a template and then leave it alone for a while. However, that can lead to problems you may not see until you hire a new employee.
However, they can be used strategically to avoid those pitfalls! 
In today's episode, we will discuss three reasons to ditch the templated VA job description and update it to maximize your hiring process. 
Ep. 31: How to Build a Collaborative Team Culture Remotely
VA Assistant Success Guide

In this podcast episode, host Jillian Dolberry interviews website designer and podcaster Elizabeth McCravy. They discuss their personal lives, including motherhood and supporting their husbands' careers. The conversation then shifts to website essentials, with Elizabeth emphasizing the importance of copywriting and understanding why people would buy from you. They also discuss the trend of using videos and larger, bolder text on websites. Elizabeth explains why Showit is a great choice for building websites and highlights the platform's flexibility and ease of use. They encourage listeners to start their website and not let the fear of imperfection hold them back. The episode concludes with a discussion on giving oneself grace in both business and personal life.
Connect with Jillian and Elizabeth:

ClickUp: A project management game-changer. Plan, track, manage and automate! Book a Strategy Call with Jillian! Connect with Elizabeth: on Instagram and on her website: https://elizabethmccravy.com

Tune in with Jillian as she hosts Amanda Warfield to discuss all things marketing and how to build the best strategies to make marketing more simple while still elevating your business. 
Key Takeaways:
What the feast and famine marketing cycle is, and how we fall into that trap. Why best practices aren't the answer, and how often you should actually be creating content. 3 ways to simplify their marketing in order to stay consistent, even when their plate is full. Connect with Amanda Warfield:
My book is launching July 26th!: Pre-order on Amazon: Chasing Simple Marketing
amandawarfield.com
https://instagram.com/mrsamandawarfield/
Connect with Jillian Dolberry:
Book a Strategy Session
jilliandolberry.com/
https://www.instagram.com/jilliandolberry/

Specific tools and strategies for keeping the lights on in your business while not being able to be fully present. Encouragement and compassion to feel less alone. Lessons Emily learned in this season.