#36: Jennifer Lachs: Digital Nomads and Overcoming Perfectionism

08/31/20 • 37 min

I have someone special on the podcast today. Her name is Jennifer Lachs.

Jenny is the founder of Digital Nomad Girls. She's also a former client and now a friend as well. What I think is so interesting about Jenny and why I'm excited to have this conversation and share that with you today is one, the talk we have is very open, very transparent about what we both have gone through, but two I think her business model and her business journey is really, really interesting. Most people start out with maybe coaching, then a group program, then eventually, they do a membership. She started with a free community because she saw a need, then she started running retreats, then she started a membership years later. So, I think that those transitions are really, really interesting.

I have someone special on the podcast today. Her name is Jennifer Lachs.

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#35: Sharn Khaira: How Your Cultural Background and Upbringing Impacts Your Thoughts, Your Behavior and Your Mindset

Today I'm talking to Sharn Khaira. It's quite a deep, pretty emotional conversation. We don't stay superficial in this.

Sharn has a really interesting background, going from corporate with a really horrible, toxic, bullying environment to starting her own business, doing wedding planning for Desi Brides in the UK, to now coaching entrepreneurs of Asian descent, especially in the UK, to grow their businesses. We also talk a lot about how your cultural background and upbringing impacts your thoughts, your behavior and your mindset, which is something that I don't really see is talked about too much online and in this industry. So, I'm excited to share this conversation with you.

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#37: Money Talk: Revenue, Profit, and Business longevity with Molly Pittman

Let’s talk about money. Why? Because we need to normalize talking about money from revenue to profit, to paying yourself, to making smarter and bigger financial decisions. We need to have and to listen to these conversations.

Today I'm here with my good friend, Molly Pittman. Molly is the CEO of Smart Marketer, and she has spent the last 10 years, helping people grow their business through teaching digital and business strategy for all business types.