On Purpose With Alex Beadon

I launched my brand new product, Project Storyline, & it was a game-changer. My goal was to welcome in 800 new members, & we ended up welcoming in more than 1,000! It was an incredible accomplishment, & in this episode I take you behind-the-scenes of what it was *really* like. Recorded in the airport, as I was on my way to spend time with my Mastermind group, you hear me share openly about what went right, what went wrong, & what I’m pondering as I venture into this next chapter of my business.

In today's episode, I welcome Stu McLaren, membership website expert and business owner. Stu shares his experience balancing his responsibilities of being an entrepreneur and a family man. He talks about the lessons he's learned as he started and grew his business, WishList Member, the world’s largest membership platform for Wordpress, and his Tribe training program that teaches entrepreneurs about successful membership sites. If you're looking at starting your own membership site, this episode is for you

In this episode, I talk to you about the ins and outs of the last week of my life, about launching Project Storyline for the very first time, all of the synchronicities going on, the power in choosing to see things in your business in a particular way, the power of bringing together all of the puzzle pieces of problem-solving, seeing every problem as an opportunity, and trusting in the process. I think you're going to LOVE it.

In this episode, Alex Beadon interviews Amanda Jane Daley, a Business Mentor for Health Coaches and Wellness Entrepreneurs. They talk about how her business has grown enormously over the course of the last five years, about the trajectory of her career and the hurdles she overcame to reach success in entrepreneurship. They discuss the value of purpose, maintaining business focus, and some of the things Daley learned from an intimate conversation with Richard Branson in South Africa.

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Today, Alex Beadon speaks with Nesha Woolery who went from being a stressed-out freelance designer who worked 50 hours a week, to working 3 days a week, having consistent 5 figure months & finally having the time & money to travel the world. Now, she has taught thousands of other freelance web & graphic designers how to stress less, work less & profit more through her courses, videos & Facebook community. If you’re ready to ditch the nightmare clients & 15-hour work days, Nesha is the woman to help you.

This week feels particularly special to me, as I say goodbye to my 20s and hello to my 30s, and I wanted to honor that here on the podcast. So what did I do? I sat down and wrote out every single thing that I could remember about my 20s, broken down into years 20-29. And WHOA. What incredible exercise that was! It felt so healing and so reflective to look back at my 20's and to be present with all of the lessons I learned that I'll be taking with me into my thirties. I'M PUMPED!

This week I interview Jeremy Cowart, an award-winning photographer, artist, and entrepreneur whose goal in life is to inspire and help others. Cowart talks about his multifaceted and ever-changing career and he gives advice to potential humanitarians and artists. We speak about his latest endeavor The Purpose Hotel, a planned global for-profit hotel chain designed to fuel the work of not-for-profit organizations as well as his new book “I’m Possible” which is coming out soon.

After eleven days of travel, I’m finally back home and reflecting on how I want to bring more grounded energy into my life. I love new months, and this month of April perfectly coincided with this strong desire I had to set my intentions for the month. In this episode I share it all when it comes to both personal *and* business goals - and it’s a good one to listen to if you’re ready to start your month feeling inspired & ready to claim your intentions and focus!

Today we welcome Adrienne Dorison, an operational efficiency expert, business owner, and author. She is the CEO + Co-Founder of Run Like Clockwork™ alongside of best-selling author, Mike Michalowicz, where she equips CEO's to design a business + team that can run itself, like clockwork. Adrienne has helped hundreds of business leaders + teams — from Fortune 500 corporations to fast-growth startups —  to improve their profit margins, reduce waste and take an unplugged vacation.

This week I’m talking all about how I lost 300 followers, and what my biggest takeaways and lessons were from the experience. Having shared this earlier intimately with my VIP List I realized what a hot topic it was and decided to record a whole episode on it. Take a listen & I’d love to know your thoughts below!

In this episode, Alex interviews Ash Ambirge, an expert in copywriting, marketing, and sales, writer, and online course enthusiast. Thanks to some combination of defiance, bullheadedness, and some truly weird circumstances, she set out to become a writer, and quickly went from a small town girl who was the queen of late cell phone bills and existential crisis, to being her own boss and running a seven-figure empire, with a book coming out soon with Penguin Random House!

In the midst of the chaos of Carnival, it felt so good to sit down and record this episode. In this episode I share what happened behind-the-scenes of the TSOKI launch including how much money we made, exactly what our expenses were, and I share the biggest lessons I learned that I’ll be carrying with me moving forward. If you want to learn more about the “do’s” and “don'ts” of launching your own online course, this is a fantastic episode for you!

It is easy to let papers pile up on your desk, and it is even easier to justify why cleaning them up is a task for tomorrow. If you could elevate your mood by moving the papers, would you? Desha Peacock, coach, award-winning host and TV producer, and two-time author, shares tips and tricks on how to upgrade our workspaces. 

Glen Henry is a YouTube sensation with over 150K subscribers. His vision was to share the realities of parenthood and his authentic approach to sharing his story has created a family outside of his own among his subscribers. In today's episode I speak to him about fatherhood, transparency, and how he launched his Youtube channel.