Online Business Owner: The Podcast

What happens when business owners, in particular women, feel confident in talking about their finances with one another? And why is it so important? Ellen Yin, Founder of Cubicle to CEO, believes in the power of financial transparency. She's on the podcast sharing her own business financial lessons and encouraging others to do the same.
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While online business creates incredible opportunity for people to achieve their goals and be a business owner, it can also cause harm for people through traditional digital marketing and the pressure that comes with entrepreneurship. On this episode I'm joined by Maggie Patterson as she breaks down the dark side of online business so you can protect yourself as a consumer and do less harm as a business owner.
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I've always loved speaking in front of a group -- it's something that I'm grateful has always come naturally to me. It's exciting to get up on stage or in front of a room, look people in the eyes, and connect with them through stories or teaching or coaching. I love every minute of it!

Maybe it goes back to my childhood and teenage years of being in musical theater -- I remember how it felt to come out on stage on opening night with the butterflies in my stomach, only to have them subside within minutes as all eyes fell on our production.

Today, as part of my business, I get to speak in front of groups A LOT! From podcasts to summits to live video to presenting at events -- speaking is a huge part of my job. And it's a skill I've been working to hone over the past few months so I can be even better at it!

That's where Heather Sager enters the picture. Last fall, as we prepared for Online Business Con 2020, I KNEW that I needed to work with a speaking coach to perfect my signature talk to open our two-day virtual conference. And Heather was the first person I called. Over the new few weeks, she helped me wrangle all of my ideas, refine my stories, and bring my talk to life. I told Heather when we started working together that I wanted my "Barack Obama Moment." If you've ever heard President Obama speak, you know what I'm talking about. That moment when time slips away and you're focused on every thoughtfully picked word leaving his lips. That's what I was after! And while I have a long way to go before I reach Obama speaking level, I feel well on my way thanks to Heather and her guidance!

After we finished working together I begged her to be a guest on The Online Business Show and she said YES! So, on today's episode, Heather joins me to share how YOU can position yourself as an authority by speaking on virtual stages. I'm a huge believer in the fact that it's a heck of a lot easier to build your audience by getting in front of someone else's -- and Heather is sharing how you can do just that on today's podcast episode.

As a former executive, Heather has spoken on stages around the world and personally trained hundreds of 6 & 7 figure business owners. Along the way she's learned that success is determined by your ability to articulate your vision and get others on board. I can't wait for you to learn from her on the podcast. Enjoy!

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In this episode, Tyler outlines in 5 easy steps how to scale your service business without taking on more 1:1 clients.

In this episode, Amy Porterfield joins Tyler for an in-depth interview where they discuss everything BUT Amy's 8-figure digital empire. Amy shares her story of growing up the daughter of a firefighter and hairdresser in Southern California, her first job out of college working with terminally ill adults, her time at Tony Robbins, and the struggles she experienced in her early years of business.