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As I was binge watching, I came across this documentary about the life of a back-up singer. The 20 feet from stardom shows how close they are to stardom but choose to share their gifts with many versus themselves. I felt this was a great program to share with you about being a success as an Introvert business owner.
The blessing of being an introvert is that we know when it’s time to be alone. We relish being alone and can do it very well. I know a lot of introverts who create special spaces in their home for the much-needed quiet time.
Leverage your purpose in making business decisions. When you are faced with a ‘shiny object’ or ‘too good to pass up offer’ going forward, ask yourself if that opportunity adds value to or helps you achieve your purpose. If yes, then go for it confidently. If not, then it would be best to leave it alone for this year.
Persuasion is a highly researched field, and introverts can learn the ability to influence others both in and outside of business. Invest some time in practicing this valuable skill. You’ll be glad you did!
Are you lacking enough time to enjoy your life? It’s time to set priorities and reduce distractions.
Decide what is most important to you. Then determine how you’re using your time inefficiently. Ask yourself the important questions that will allow you to make meaningful changes. Free up your time for your priorities. You’ll be glad you did!
If you experience the sound of crickets during your online event, you may have a room full of Introverts. This is especially true when the only opportunity to share comes when the facilitator asks, “Who Would Like to Share?” and waits for attendees to shout out. If the only way to share is to shout out and hope to be first, then the Introvert may keep silent and wait for the next opportunity—which may never come.
Marketing strategies are designed to cater to Extroverts. That’s right! The focus is always on the numbers and collecting massive names, spending time online daily sharing and replying. That’s cool for Extroverts, but we Introverts can’t succeed at doing Extrovert marketing because that’s not how we are built.
This episode features my guest, Sheila Edens-Brown, Business Success Strategist of Virtual Admin Professionals, Inc. Sheila shares how she builds relationships that lead to new business.
Meet my coach and peer, Cheryl Thacker of Successful Coaches. Cheryl stepped into her business from a great opportunity and has been helping coaches and entrepreneurs to focus on the important things -- self. Hear her words of inspiration about why taking care of self first isn't selfish, but selfless.
Join me as I visit with Olive Oliver from across the pond in the UK. Olive Oliver has a unique business model through SmarterLocally.co.uk where she hosts her Marketing Podcast. I found her perspective on the #1 thing Introvert Entrepreneurs should keep in mind when opening their doors.
Today's interview on How to Promote Your Business without Selling is with my friend, Aletha McManama, the Digital Marketing Maven. Aletha helps Coaches, Authors, and Speakers create dynamic websites and an online presence using Infusionsoft and Wordpress.
I am honored to share an interview I had with Tracy Monthei-Smith of SE Coaching (Smith Equestrian). She is a Equine Assisted Coach in Colorado. Her interview focuses on how she took a passion and found a vehicle through which she changes lives on a regular basis.
I am thrilled to have shared some time with Dee Bowden of BCS Solutions because she talks about my favorite subject -- how to get the money.
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