I’m not gonna front. I’ve been dying to share this episode with you ever since we shot it. In fact, the whole team has been rubbing their hands together in anticipation of this day.
Of course, the topic is awesome, but it’s the – how shall we say it – “fire” that this question inspired in me that none of us expected.
If you’re drowning in work and still not making enough money in your business, then this episode of MarieTV is for you.
Does your better half complain that you spend too much time on the computer? Are you ever accused of being a workaholic?
If your business causes major riffs in your relationship, you’re not alone.
With our 24/7 ability to grow our business through smart phones, social media and laptops, entrepreneurs around the world are constantly tempted to do “just one more thing” every free second we have.
It makes sense. After all, when you’re super passionate about your work — it doesn’t feel like work at all and you want to do it all the time!
But I can tell you from experience that too much time on the computer can cause major relationship issues. If left unchecked, being a workaholic will totally destroy your relationship.
Do you go back and forth in your head wondering, “How much do I charge for this?”
If you’ve ever struggled to put a price on your products or services, you’re not alone.
The “how much should I charge” question is one of the biggest, most common questions I get asked, by new business owners and seasoned pros alike.
As you know, it’s really important to price your products and services right, for obvious reasons like sales, cash flow and profit margins.
But it’s even more important for nuanced reasons like brand positioning and helping customers understand and appreciate the value of their purchase.
I’m knee deep in the rebrand of our flagship training program, B-School. Words can’t describe how pumped I am to share this with you in a few short months. It’s seriously gonna blow your mind.
When I’m holed up in my woman cave deeply focused on a project, I sometimes worry that when I come up for air and connect with others . . I’m annoying people around me with all my business speak.
Which brings me to today’s MarieTV episode.
Do you ever wonder . . . does your marketing annoy people?
More specifically, does your Facebook marketing annoy people? With the ever blurring lines of our business and personal lives, it can be tricky to strike the right balance, especially on Facebook.
Doing new things can be scary.
Whether you’re starting a new business, repositioning your brand, or launching a new project, entering the unknown often triggers an avalanche of self-doubt.
Your mind may say you’re too old, too young, not experienced enough, not intelligent enough, or not sophisticated enough to be a success.
If you unpack that series of doubtful thoughts, they all boil down to the same fear: “I’m not good enough to start my own business.”
