Business Unveiled

I am a huge supporter of women in business and women creating opportunities for themselves to achieve their goals and lead lives that they love! Today, I am chatting with award winning business strategist, host of the Promote Yourself to CEO podcast, and best selling author, Racheal Cook, all about how creatives can break free from the feast-famine cycle.

In this episode, we are chatting about:

-How to make money more consistently without sacrificing their creativity -Understanding the speed of growth and its dependency on how much you can reinvest -Planning for the business to be an asset, not something that they simply operate

Here were my Key takeaways for y’all:

-Clarity on the principles to create consistent income-Actionable steps to implement while increasing time in your business for creating -Break the cycle of feast or famine cycle by defining and implementing a process that creates baseline revenue

More about Racheal:

As an award-winning business strategist, host of the Promote Yourself to CEO podcast, and best-selling author, Racheal Cook is on a mission to end entrepreneurial poverty for women. Over the last 10 years she has helped thousands of female entrepreneurs design predictably profitable businesses without the hustle and burnout that doing #allthethings inevitably accomplishes. In fact, Racheal is a sought after speaker on entrepreneurship, marketing, and productivity and has been featured by the US Chamber of Commerce, Forbes Coaching Council, Female Entrepreneur Association, and more. Her real passion, though, is supporting savvy, soulful women as they implement the strategy, systems, and support to uncomplicate their business so they can work less and live more.

In this episode, Angela and Rhonda Malone Cammon discuss:

It is possible to customize ice They do food tastings before hand It's challenging being a woman and a woman of color to tell people that "I know what I'm doing" Woman business leaders Key Takeaways:

People don't know what they like to drink, so you have to give them options Just because you're drinking something with alcohol in it doesn't mean it can't be healthy Bartenders can prepare drinks and flavors that you didn't even know that you wanted You need to own your story "I make the process very simple for them, and they love that! " — Rhonda Malone Cammon Connect with Angela Proffitt Client & Communication Specialist: Instagram: https://www. instagram.com/angelaproffitt/ Facebook: https://www. facebook.com/ AngelaProffittLLC/ Website: www.AngelaProffitt. com Pinterest: https://www. pinterest.com/aproffitt/ YouTube: Angela Proffitt Twitter: @AngelaProffitt_ LinkedIn: https://www. linkedin.com/in/ angelaproffittLLC/ Connect with Rhonda Malone Cammon: Twitter: @cammonrhonda Facebook: https://www. facebook.com/barseatwithrsc Instagram: https://www. instagram.com/barseatwithrsc/ Website: barseatwithrsc.com/ Email: barseatwithrsc@ outlook.com YouTube: http:// barseatwithrsc.com/# LinkedIn: https://www. linkedin.com/in/rhonda-malone- cammon-86309145/ Show notes by show producer: Britnie Leverett Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

Your website is so important to your brand! It's your digital presence in a place that is all yours and created by YOU! Today, I am chatting with Brandi Bernoskie, a Digital Strategist, Website Developer, and Entrepreneur, all about how to make better decisions when it comes to the technology we choose to use in our businesses.

In this Episode we Discuss:

-How being authentic in the digital space may look a little different from your non-digital self -Opportunities that business owners are missing on their websites -How to determine what technology you need to bring into your business

Key Takeaways:

-Make sure your website connects with your ideal clients and truly speaks to them -Know who you are in your business, your strengths, your weaknesses, your crazy, and orient around that -Choose technology that works for you (and be willing to experiment to find out what that means)

In this introductory episode, celebrity wedding planner and event extraordinaire, Angela Proffitt, tackles a tough, yet recurring challenge for anyone in the event industry – how to respond when there’s interpersonal conflict between two invited guests. Together with her communication and event consultant, Alison Burry, Angela discusses how to protect your clients, respect their guests and leverage your vendors to prevent conflicts from boiling over. After this episode, listeners will understand how to defuse a tense situation before it has an opportunity to escalate and be reminded that taking care of yourself is a great strategy for better serving clients.

Have you ever thought about how nature and the moon could be working in your business? I know what you’re thinking, but hear me out!

In this episode, I chat with Jenny Fenig, Intuitive Business coach all about working with the cycles of the moon, lining up your message with the energy of your movement and why more saleswomen is exactly what the world needs!

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