Episode #230: Granting yourself permission to be creative with Jill Kane
Jill Kane creates and sells modern hand lettering, abstract, floral, and watercolor art with inspiring and motivational mantras that remind individuals that they are worthy of love, they belong, they are enough, they are not alone, and that they can do hard things.
Episode #229: Mantras for mompreneurs
As a mompreneur, you have to have a strategy to re-frame your negative thoughts. We have enough “stuff” being thrown at us on a daily basis, that we have to be able to move through the very loud “mean girl” that lives inside of our heads. A great way to do this through having a mantra to help you identify and work through negative thoughts.
Episode #228: Content trends that aren't going anywhere with Samantha Semans
Samantha Semans is the founder of Ten 10 Social. With a hunger for freedom in her own life and a clear understanding of the tireless work of small businesses, Samantha set out to build a business from the ground up. She fused her passions for shopping local, creativity, and serving others into Ten 10 Social.
Episode #227: My Friday wind down routine
Over the course of the last year I’ve figured out a way to work 4 days a week, doing the things that move the needle in my business, while cutting hours. And I am 100% certain it’s because I have a routine that I go through on Fridays that allow me to be fully present in my rest days, allow me the flexibility to work if I want to, and make it so I don’t have to think about my business until Monday morning.
Episode #226: Fostering true and genuine connection on Instagram with Molly Cahill
Molly Cahill is a social media marketer who teaches chiropractors, NDs, health coaches, and other holistic wellness pros how to market themselves using Instagram in less time (without obsessing over followers and likes!) through her signature program, Holistic Marketing Hub.
Episode #225: Utilizing your podcast for lead generation
One of the most frequently asked questions I get from the women who download the 34 Places to Promote Your Lead Magnet Guide is about optimizing your podcast for lead generation. So on this week’s 6-Figure Mompreneur Podcast I’m sharing 8 ways that you can utilize your podcast for lead generation.
Episode #224: Creating intentional internal and external dialogues as a mompreneur with Tara Whitaker
Tara Whitaker is a freelance book editor who also helps aspiring editors launch their work-from-home editing businesses. Tara helps eliminate the overwhelm and loneliness that can come with creating a freelance business from scratch with her membership program, the Freelance Editors Club. The club provides education, support, and accountability for new freelance editors so that they can strategically build their businesses without the fluff--and have fun in the process!
Episode #222: Fast-track your visibility through Google Ads with Glenneth Reed
Glenneth Reed helps businesses get visible online through organic, paid, and social strategies - mostly utilizing SEO (organic) and Google Ads (paid). She can help your business show up and stand out when people are searching for the products and services you sell.
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Episode #215: If you could give yourself any piece of advice when you started to grow your business, what would it be? [An International Women's Day Celebration]
Happy International Women’s Day 6-figure mompreneurs! To celebrate one of my favorite days of the year, this episode is going to be a bit different. Today we’re featuring 6 of our Lead Generation Lab members, sharing their response to this question: “If you could give yourself any piece of advice when you started to grow your business, what would it be?”
Episode #213: Establishing a foundational relationship with yourself with Ania Norori
Ania Norori serves fellow working moms along their motherhood journey. She understands the challenges that come along with having to juggle the ever changing dynamics of being an ambitious, high-achieving, career-oriented woman, who refuses to compromise on her ability to be the best spouse and mother.
Episode #201: How to stand out in a noisy marketplace with Natalie Arent
Natalie Arent is a brand strategist for Christian female coaches, and the host of the Presence & Purpose podcast. She helps them find their people online and build a client-attracting personal brand to propel them forward in their God-given purpose.
Episode #194: Setting non-negotiable goals as a mompreneur
In 2020 setting goals, specifically non-negotiable goals, is vitally important for the growth of your business. Why? Because you can’t go somewhere if you don’t know where you’re going. But as 2020 continues to throw us curve balls, it’s important that we don’t lower the target, instead we get flexible in how the goals are being achieved. As a mompreneur, you have to be stubborn in your outcomes, but flexible in your methods.
Episode #189: Peeling back the layers of money blocks with Andra Wochesen
Today I am so honored to feature Lead Generation Lab member, Andra Wochesen on the podcast! Andra is an Energetic Business and Income coach who helps purpose-driven entrepreneurs who are ready to break-through their current income ceiling to re-code their energetic money blueprint so they can consistently grow their income and scale their businesses.
Episode #183: Growing a thriving business in a very specific niche with Dr. Danielle Eaton
Dr. Danielle Eaton is a chiropractor, online business owner, wife and homeschooling mom of 3 girls. She founded her online education company Aligned Women in 2015 because of her own struggles with balancing life and practice as a working mom.
Episode #178: Keys to your 6-figure business’s sustainable success
After a conversation inside of my Facebook Group I realized that the thing that is blocking most women from creating a thriving, sustainable business is that they don’t know what that looks like for them. So, instead of helping you to figure out what your revenue producing activities are (because they look different for everyone), on today’s podcast episode I’ll be sharing the three components that every 6-figure business needs, so that you can work within this framework to identify what your unique revenue producing activities are.
Episode #173: Building an engaged podcast audience with Alex Stennett
Alex Stennett is the co-founder of Amazing Gains, a podcast services company, where she connects experts and coaches to their ideal clients through podcasting and PR. As a multi-passionate person, Alex has a unique background. After starting her career as a scientist with a Masters in Molecular Biology, she went on to become a Chartered Accountant (think: UK's version of a CPA) and auditor at a Big 4 accounting firm before starting her podcasting company with her husband.
Episode #172: Being vs. becoming a "hot mess mompreneur"
On today’s episode I’m sharing about a conversation I had with a friend who called out for being a “hot mess mompreneur”. This conversation spurred a lot of reflection and action on my part, particularly when it comes to being vs. becoming a hot mess mompreneur, and the difference between the two.
Episode #168: Impactful shifts to make in a new economy
In this podcast episode, I want to talk about what we’re doing over here at allisonhardy.com to move forward and how I’m encouraging my clients to move forward in this new economy. As we all navigate the rest of 2020, it’s important to know that we can still thrive, but the way we approach and market our business may need to shift or change all together.
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DAY 5 : NOW WHAT? [100 Leads in 5 Days]
By now you're probably starting to see some traction, celebrate that! I truly believe that celebrating every single milestone (no matter how big or how small) breeds more milestones and is the quickest way to creating and seeing some serious momentum in our businesses. But you're also probably realizing the fatal flaw in this strategy I've shared with you.