SweetLife Entrepreneur Podcast

Sharp, frank, and fearless, that’s Buddhist psychologist, sex therapist, author, and speaker Dr. Cheryl Fraser. Speaking from the wisdom of others and my own personal experiences, I truly believe there is a connection between our intimate relationship with our spouse or partner and the success of our business. So, whether you're married, planning to be married, or seeking a more intimate and passionate relationship with your partner, this is one episode you do not want to miss!

My business wouldn't be where it is today without the press I received when I was first starting out. Whether you're just starting your business or you've been in business for a while already, press is incredibly valuable. In last week's episode, I had my friend Selena Soo on the show to discuss how to get press for your business and I wanted to continue that conversation this week by explaining just how to prep your business so that you can maximize all the press you'll receive.

Selena Soo is a publicity and marketing strategist for visionary entrepreneurs, experts, and authors who want to reach millions with their message. In this episode, we discuss what publicity does for your business, the struggles I experienced getting press during the beginning phase of my company, the importance of relationships and connecting with other people when it comes to getting publicity and growing your business, and more!

Corie Clark is a business educator, creator of the Purposeful Planner, author of The Simplicity Project, and host of the Purpose with Corie Clark podcast. Corie loves not only helping others find their purpose but equipping them to live it out and turn it into a profitable business. Today, Corie and I will be discussing all about how you can create the margins and space in your life so you can grow your business.

One of the most important strategies in business development is doing a great job branding your company. And, since we’re spending this entire month talking all things business development, I couldn’t think of a better way to start off than by speaking with a branding expert like our guest this week. Sashka Hanna-Rappl is also a leadership coach, business strategist, author, and speaker who helps visionaries go from unknown underdog to brand leader using creativity, humor, imagination, and wisdom.

Creator, engager, and implementer at Entrepreneurs On Fire, Kate Erickson, is also the host of the podcast, Kate’s Take, and co-author of The Podcast Journal. Kate is passionate about helping entrepreneurs create freedom in their business and life through developing systems and processes that can help their business scale and grow. If you've been trying to build a business but you know you don’t have the systems in place to gain traction, Kate's simple strategies are sure to help.

Amber De La Garza is The Productivity Specialist. She’s a sought-after coach, trainer, speaker, writer, and host of the Productivity Straight Talk podcast. Amber helps driven entrepreneurs execute actionable solutions to maximize your profit, reduce your stress, and make time for what matters most. In my conversation with Amber today, she's breaking down the four "buckets" you need to fill in order to be productive and profitable.

Steve Hultquist has been a founder, engineer, senior executive, ski instructor, industry analyst, and more. He’s currently a coach for people who want to get past their mental blocks. In fact, Steve was my very first business coach almost fifteen years ago. I was making some excuses for myself and Steve helped me shift my thought processes so that I could remove my blocks and stop playing small. If you think you might be getting in your own way, this is one episode you can’t afford to miss.

Kendra Hennessy is a home management expert, the Founder of Mother Like a Boss, the Host of the Mother Like a Boss podcast, and a mother of two. Kendra’s mission is to redefine homemaking in the 21st century and make the difficult and tedious parts of running a home smoother through systems, routines, and mindset shifts. In this episode, Kendra and I take a deep dive into the importance of having boundaries both in your business and at home.

The online course world is changing and, if you don't change your approach, you're going to be left behind. Whether you've already created a course, you're in the process of creating of creating one now, or you're planning to create on in the future, you're going to need the information in this episode.

Do you subscribe to multiple business podcasts? Have you collected a lot of online courses and trainings? Are you in a lot of different business-related Facebook groups? If so, it might be time for you to stop trying to start or grow your business on your own Let's find out.

67 million people in the United States listened to podcasts in 2017. That's 25% of the entire population of the country! A podcast is obviously something I believe is a valuable asset for service-based entrepreneurs and this episode actually marks the 2-year anniversary of this podcast. So, I thought it was time to give you a peek behind the curtain and explain exactly how my team and I bring this show to you week after week.

Ashley Matejka is a passionate holistic wellness consultant and the creator of Wellevance; whose approach helps professional women struggling to prioritize self-care as they juggle all of life’s pieces to create healthy habits and align their lives. In this episode, Ashley is going to show us how to set intentions in the eight different aspects of life wellness and she'll explain how doing so will help you reach your intentional and purposeful goals faster.

It's time for another Entrepreneur Commitment Week! For the third year in a row, we're doing Entrepreneur Commitment Week together so we can all start 2019 on the right foot and know exactly what we should be focusing on for the rest of the year. #ECW19 is a five-day challenge covering five core areas where you can intentionally commit to yourself to make sure 2019 is the best yet! In this episode, I break down the five core areas we'll be focusing on during #ECW19 and how you can participate.

Alex Miranda is a former Miami nightclub promoter who, after having a "come to Jesus" moment, left the nightclubs behind to start the Daily Godpreneur; a personal development brand for Christian entrepreneurs. In this episode, we talk about Alex's journey, how he sees the Bible as a book on how to run a business, the importance of discovering your calling and then shaping your business around that, how to balance your business and being open about your faith, and so much more!