Summary: Kimberly Gosney had one of the most interesting pitches I've ever received for her appearance on the show. First she enlisted a small army to recommend her for the show, and then she created a personalized video with a bit her story. Here are some highlights from our chat: * How Kimberly Became a Momivator (part mom, part motivator) (http://blogcastfm.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/kim_mailbox-200x300.jpg) * Why You Need to Find One Thing You Love About Yourself * An Amazing Tactical Branding Exercise That You Can Put to Work * Sales and Management Lessons from the World of Retail * Finding the Opportunity in Your Work to Lead People * Using Facebook to Find the First Cheerleader on Your Squad * Learning to Identify the Hinge Moments in Your Online Journey * An Amazing Filtering Process for Dealing with Information Overload * The Power of Writing Things Down to Get Your Creative Process Flowing * The Reason Consistency Breeds Creativity * Why Kimberly Setup the Cost of Her Coaching Program As a Donation * Pulling the Moving Parts of an Extremely Complicated Project * How Kimberly Recruited a Small Army of Moms to Help Her Tweetable Insights Include: * It costs you nothing to give someone a piece of advice (Click to Tweet) (http://clicktotweet.com/2f7nW) * Take ownership of the things that you do for other people (Click to Tweet (http://clicktotweet.com/X76YR)) * When you're a full time employee and an entrepreneur, you really have to make the best use of your time (Click to Tweet (http://clicktotweet.com/Qfad2)) Kim Gosney (http://www.the365dayproject.com/) frees overworked moms from dreaded day jobs by helping them build their dream ones, while saving the world one child at a time. You can follow her on twitter @kimberlygosney (https://twitter.com/kimberlygosney). If you liked this article, would you share it with your friends? Just click here (http://clicktotweet.com/0mEj4) to post it to Twitter.
