Marisa Peer says that when you fall in love with yourself, you will have a lifelong romance that never disappoints and never wanes.
Marisa authored four best-selling books and has worked with Oscar-winning Hollywood actors, royalty, Chief Executives of Fortune 500 companies, and thousands of other types of clients.
On this episode, she talks about what’s blocking us from having the love and success that we deserve and how we can start to fall in love with ourselves.
International Speaker and Leading Marketing Expert in public speaker training, Justin Devonshire shares the reason why creating live events is the fastest way to position yourself with expert credibility and how you can profit from it.
There’s a high barrier to entry for a lot of people but if you make the effort to go and do it, you’re going to quickly establish yourself.
Justin points out the mistakes that people do such as creating events that are too big. They focus on it and look at it as their product when it should act as a lead magnet. He walks us through ways for you to avoid these mistakes. He shares some tips on how to become a good speaker. With Justin’s public speaker training, he shares how confidence and speaking are linked to profiting.
When you want to learn how to clean your system or detox, consider looking at your entire life such as the food you take, your emotions, and all the relationships you have with your family and friends.
On this episode, we are here with Teanna Gentry. She is a health and wellness guru from the Pacific Northwest who has a passion for helping people find freedom in movement.
Teanna shares how you can start detoxing holistically and the other things that you can do for you to be thriving in your lives.
Speaking to groups is one of the fastest ways to grow your business.
Jesse Koren, an expert in the field shares some public speaking tips and tricks for filling events and making offers during the event. He also emphasized that money should not be the top priority.
It’s all about connection and engagement with the people and to keep that, you must be authentic or be just yourself.
The About Page gets one of the highest visits therefore we must put emphasis on it. If you know how to write an about me page, you can increase your conversions, your options, and your sales.
In this interview with Hannah Mang, an About Page expert, she will teach you how to do that. It doesn’t matter if you’re struggling with writing as long as you understand and care about your audience. It’s all about connection and trust.
The Thriving Launch community will get all the needed ingredients on how to write an about me page.
Knowing how to create a life in balance is crucial, especially when you have kids because of a job can take over your time for family.
On this episode, we are here with Travis Chambers. He is the founder of Chamber Media that has already driven over 40 million dollars in trackable sales, 250 million views and 3 million shares. He used to work in Hollywood, but when he became a parent, his life changed.
Travis talks about how him having kids destroyed his career but saved his life. He also shares some useful tips on how you can make a living while spending quality time with your kids.
Have you ever wondered how to become a bestselling author? A lot of people hesitate to start writing a book because they think they couldn’t do it well. They’re afraid no one will buy it or understand it.
Lindsey Smith, a holistic practitioner and an author of seven books suggests that getting community support is essential and being clear on what your goal is beyond the book because just getting it published is already enough. It’s an accomplishment.
She also shares a step-by-step process on how to become a bestselling author and leverage it to get more speaking events.
Understanding death is essential to understand life. It helps us to live a more meaningful and happy life.
On this episode, we are here with Frank Ostaseski. He’s an internationally respected Buddhist teacher, a visionary, and the founder of Metta Institute. Frank shares with us the Five Invitations or the lessons that he learned from being with people who are dying. Those invitations can be practiced to live our lives fully.
Keeping death at our fingertips reminds us not to hold on to things too tightly and to let go of fixed ideas which allows us to enter life with fresh eyes.
When writing creative copy, it is essential to acknowledge your prospects’ pain. With that, you’re able to tap into their emotions to get them to take action.
Contrary to the traditional direct response copy, love-based copywriting respectfully acknowledge pain. It is a different way of writing copy that doesn’t feel as icky, ‘salesy,’ inauthentic as how traditional direct response copy can feel.
On today’s episode, we are here with Michele PW. She’s a copywriter, author, and podcast host to talk about love-based copywriting and how to do it.
Knowing the selling process is crucial because sales is the answer to everything in business.
On this episode with Jim Brown, an author, a podcast host, and a sales specialist, he dives into his four steps sales process. When these steps are properly implemented, you can identify and hit your sales goals.
Before we can be good at sales, we must get over our mental hurdle about sales and realize that it is part of everything we do every day.
