Other Stories & Advice From Online Entrepreneurs

In this highly competitive business environment, entrepreneurs often go all out with their sales and marketing to get their offerings in front of more people. The problem is they forget how they come across: pesky and annoying. If there is one thing people hate, it is being sold to. The same goes for coaches when offering their services. So how do we cut out all the noise and navigate across negative messages, marketing techniques, and business strategies? Raphie Wagner has the guest for you. He sits down with Business Coach Jenna Slaughter [http://www.jennaslaughter.com/]. Jenna subscribes to the Heart-Forward business philosophy, which is an approach that honors people's autonomy based on consent and desire to come forward. In this episode, Jenna shares how they apply this to their sales and marketing, making it more client-centered. They also talk about the difference between the old and new sales paradigms, explaining why the latter always works and how to separate the two. What is more, Jenna also talks about supporting marginalized communities, the myth behind 'overnight success,' and the importance of being polarizing to the right people. Join Jenna as they take us deep into being a heart-forward entrepreneur.   FREEBIE : Creating intentions and habits without the shame, blame and perfectionism. https://view.flodesk.com/pages/60b679047308c61112ff88d1 [https://view.flodesk.com/pages/60b679047308c61112ff88d1]   Instagram www.instagram.com/itsjennaslaughter [http://www.instagram.com/itsjennaslaughter]   Website www.jennaslaughter.com [http://www.jennaslaughter.com/]

It is undeniable how much the global pandemic changed so much of our systems around the world. It forced many of us to find other means to survive. While it closed down a number of businesses, it also gave way for others to start. Our guest in this episode is someone who became an entrepreneur due to the global pandemic, moving online to continue to deliver their services to people. Raphie Wagner sits down with Corrine McLees [https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinne-mclees-ms-otr-l/], the founder of and occupational therapist at Mobile OT & Wellness Group [http://www.mobileotrva.com/]. Here, Corrine shares how she started her business and what she's learned about herself amidst the pandemic. She dives deep into the value of capacity and being consistent as a small business owner on her social media platform. And if you're working remotely and at home, Corrine offers many tips about ergonomics to take better care of your body and help you perform at your best. So tune in to this conversation to not miss out!

The key to avoiding content burnout is here! I promise that you have more content than you know what to do with. This technique will yield benefits for a long time. We are not taught the power of this technique. We are more often taught the opposite.   What we see more of is, "new, new, new, here are templates and caption ideas of someone else." BUT that is not our brand, not our voice. This episode is the last part of the content series, and it will put everything together for you. And that is, making sure you recognize to cut content into small pieces. Enjoy!   Check out the last of the summer series and the episode that helps you get even more content and more from all that the series has taught you.   Previous episodes in this series: https://otherthepodcast.com/do-you-have-a-story-then-you-have-content/ [https://otherthepodcast.com/do-you-have-a-story-then-you-have-content/] https://otherthepodcast.com/your-permission-not-to-do/ [https://otherthepodcast.com/your-permission-not-to-do/] https://otherthepodcast.com/what-do-you-do-when-business-is-slow-in-summer-perfect-summer-plans-for-podcasters-entrepreneurs-andor-content-creators/ [https://otherthepodcast.com/what-do-you-do-when-business-is-slow-in-summer-perfect-summer-plans-for-podcasters-entrepreneurs-andor-content-creators/] https://otherthepodcast.com/sharing-content-and-advocacy/ [https://otherthepodcast.com/sharing-content-and-advocacy/]

Thinking about creating content is a stressful and demanding task for some content creators. Today, Raphie Wagner shares some advice to help you create content. She says, “If you have heard a story, you have content. If you have stories, you have content." And yes, it's that simple! You can create content from your stories and others and be a curator. Previous episodes of the series are here: https://otherthepodcast.com/your-permission-not-to-do/ [https://otherthepodcast.com/your-permission-not-to-do/] https://otherthepodcast.com/what-do-you-do-when-business-is-slow-in-summer-perfect-summer-plans-for-podcasters-entrepreneurs-andor-content-creators/ [https://otherthepodcast.com/what-do-you-do-when-business-is-slow-in-summer-perfect-summer-plans-for-podcasters-entrepreneurs-andor-content-creators/] https://otherthepodcast.com/sharing-content-and-advocacy/ [https://otherthepodcast.com/sharing-content-and-advocacy/]

When creating your content, whatever that may be, do you think about expectations, trends, or capacity? In the third part of this series, Raphie Wagner peels back the layers of expectations and trends. Although they go hand in hand, what came first - the expectation or the trend? And are we giving in to those? Tune in and start looking at your content creation. Are you creating within your capacity or chasing down expectations and trends?   Other episodes in this series: ·        https://otherthepodcast.com/your-permission-not-to-do/ [https://otherthepodcast.com/your-permission-not-to-do/] ·        https://otherthepodcast.com/what-do-you-do-when-business-is-slow-in-summer-perfect-summer-plans-for-podcasters-entrepreneurs-andor-content-creators/ [https://otherthepodcast.com/what-do-you-do-when-business-is-slow-in-summer-perfect-summer-plans-for-podcasters-entrepreneurs-andor-content-creators/]