65: The Most Important Steps To Starting A Thriving Business

<p>I&apos;m a loud talker, so the people in the back can hear me! That&apos;s my Instagram tagline and the vibe I&apos;m bringing to this episode. Please listen to <em>every</em> word uttered in this episode because these actionable steps are what will move your business forward in 2022. Let&apos;s put brand colors and logo design on the back burner- for now- and focus our attention on the activities that generate income. </p><p>In this episode, I share several actions you can take to build a thriving business. These tips will work for the full-time or part-time entrepreneur. Join me as I answer questions about: How much time is needed to launch and grow a business, how to build while working part-time, and what content establishes you as an expert in your niche.</p><p><br/><b>Episode Highlights: </b></p><ul><li>[00:03:15]  What new entrepreneurs think they should be doing vs. what actually works</li><li>[00:04:03] Before you sign a client or sell a course, you should start here. </li><li>[00:10:41] I&apos;ve coached hundreds of clients, and this is how many hours my most successful clients dedicate to their business.</li><li>[00:11:52] Here are a few ways you can manage your time as a full-time or part-time business owner</li><li>[00:12:57] Consistency is key- this is how I maintain productivity and what I teach my clients</li><li>[00:14:33] What to do daily - even if you haven&apos;t sold anything yet. </li></ul><p><br/><b>Takeaways:</b></p><ul><li>It&apos;s easy to confuse being busy with being productive. In this episode, I share the daily, weekly, and monthly actions that will help you land clients and sell yourself as an expert.  </li><li>I recognize how difficult it can be to work on the things that build a thriving business when sales are slow or non-existent. By the end of this episode, you will have identified what you should be doing during these times. I also share tips on staying motivated.</li><li>Are you busy with a full-time job, children, or a significant other? I built my business while working