She Believed She Could™ Podcast

Two years ago, Allison barely had an Instagram account and she wasn’t even sure how to use it. When the pandemic began and her businesses quickly started to take a hit, she had to figure out new ways to build awareness and find new opportunities to make money to offset the losses. Fast forward to today and it’s become a staple and game-changer in her business all thanks to her willingness to try something new. 

Memorable moments: 

• "You don't have to have millions of followers to make millions of dollars. A smaller, engaged community is far better and way more valuable."
• "I love that businesses and brands are starting to realize that the personal brands of their people are so incredibly valuable, and one of the best ways to build their business is by teaching their people how to use social media."
• "I got super clear on who I wanted to show up for and how I wanted to engage with them. It’s really easy to get sucked into the trap of trying to speak to everyone. When you try to speak to everyone, you speak to no one."
• "It's crazy to think that the investment of time helped me make $100,000 in my business, and now brands, businesses, and boss ladies hire me to help them do this too!"

Recommended tools: https://www.allisonwalshconsulting.com/post/the-top-12-tools-that-helped-me-scale-my-brand-and-business-during-the-pandemic

Connect with Allison:

⭐ Connect on Instagram @allisonwalsh

⭐ JOIN THE SOCIETY: www.shebelievedsociety.com (use code 2022 to access the Society for $22/month)

Allison shares all of the recent happenings as she leads up to her book launch this week! She shares an overview of each chapter and encourages listeners to continue to chase and accomplish their goals, too!

Key Takeaways for Listeners:

Gratitude: Allison expresses her immense gratitude for the support of her community and the launch of her book, "She Believed She Could."

Behind-the-Scenes: Allison provides a glimpse into the weeks leading up to the book launch, including recording the audiobook, media opportunities, and speaking at the Women's Conference of Florida.

The She Believed Foundation: Allison introduces the She Believed Foundation, a nonprofit aimed at providing access to personal and professional development opportunities for young women.

Book Highlights: Allison briefly summarizes the chapters in her book, emphasizing the importance of confidence, mindset, goal setting, personal branding, and positive psychology.

Goal Setting: Allison emphasizes the significance of setting and achieving meaningful goals and provides tips for effective goal setting.

Time Management: Allison shares her success routine and time management skills, offering insights on how to maximize productivity.

Personal Branding: Allison discusses the importance of personal branding and how to build a strong personal brand that aligns with your strengths and values.

Embracing Change: Allison reflects on the evolution of her own journey and introduces the "Meant for M.O.R.E." framework, encouraging listeners to evaluate their current position and future aspirations.

Acknowledgments: Allison expresses gratitude for everyone who has played a part in her journey, shaping her into who she is today.

Community: Allison reinforces her belief in her listeners' potential and encourages them to keep moving forward.

BOOK LINKS:

Amazon: https://amzn.to/41SOslF

Barnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/she-believed-she-could-allison-walsh/1143286259?ean=9781394174300

Indie Bound: https://bookshop.org/p/books/stop-playing-small-how-to-level-up-in-business-and-life-allison-walsh/19660305?ean=9781394174300

Books a million: https://www.booksamillion.com/p/She-Believed-Could/Allison-Walsh/9781394174300?id=8821624561478

VIP BOX: https://www.shebelievedfoundation.org/product-page/vip-book-box

Sponsor copies: https://www.shebelievedfoundation.org/category/all-products

Transcript:

[INTRO]

Welcome to "She Believed She Could," the show that is dedicated to helping you show up, shine bright, and achieve abundant success. I am your host and coach, Allison Walsh.

[INTRODUCTION]

Hello, hello! I am beyond blown away that it is officially launch week for "She Believed She Could," the beautiful book baby that I have been working on for so long. I could not be more grateful for this entire experience, and I wanted to catch you up on everything going on behind the scenes.

The last few weeks have been full, from recording the audiobook to media opportunities and speaking at the Women's Conference of Florida. Now it's launch week, and I've been busy tidying up last-minute details, preparing for this exciting week. It's crucial to be prepared for anything when you're working on something significant.

[GRATITUDE]

I want to express my gratitude for your support throughout this process. Hearing from you and learning about your goals and dreams has been incredible. Even if writing a book isn't your goal, I hope you take a chance to bet on yourself. Trust yourself to go after what you want, even if it's unfamiliar. You are smart and resilient, and you don't have to navigate your journey alone.

[FOUNDATION AND MISSION]

Before I share more about the book, I want to highlight the She Believed Foundation. It's a 501(c)(3) nonprofit I started to increase access to personal and professional development opportunities. 100% of the book's proceeds go directly to the foundation. We also offer options for sponsoring books to ensure they reach libraries, schools, or nonprofits. Expanding the reach and mission of this book and nonprofit has ...

In this episode, Elizabeth shares with us her journey of building her non-profit, Teens Go Green, as well as her charity, Model4Miracles, and what it’s like to follow one’s dreams. She shares with us her biggest struggle in life and her biggest accomplishment thus far. Elizabeth is only in her 20’s, but you can see, she’s accomplished a lifetime of milestones and has paved the way for other teenagers and kids all over Florida.

To follow & connect with Elizabeth Tran:

Instagram: http://instagram.com/misselizabethtran

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teensgogreen_fashion/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabeth-tran/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MissElizabethTran/

As always, my goal is to help you create a beautifully packaged personal brand and share your message with the world by teaching you how to define, communicate, and market yourself in person and online.

It’s time to elevate YOU! Let’s get to work.

Instagram: https://instagram.com/allisonwalshconsulting

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allisonwalshconsulting

Website: http://www.allisonwalshconsulting.com/

More about Elizabeth Tran:

Elizabeth Tran is an environmental advocate with a passion for building organizations from the ground up. She started her non-profit Teens Go Green when she was 12 years old, encouraging minimal waste practices through service events, speaking engagements, and most notably trash fashions.

She was the first pageant contestant to compete in Evening Gown with a dress she made completely out of garbage from her office and home. Sustainability became her life's mission after she was part of Disney's Friends for Change, and worked with her inspirations like Jane Goodall and Zendaya to bring more young people to the forefront.

Elizabeth and her mother Rosanna combined their love for pageants, modeling, event planning, and fundraising through Model4Miracles, the largest charity modeling event in Florida. Over the last 11 years, they have raised over $130,000 for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. Participants enjoy being a model for a day to support the cause. The kids from Children's Miracle Network Hospitals are sponsored as Miracle Supermodels with a red carpet limo experience.

Elizabeth graduated with her Masters in Web Design from the University of Florida with a 4.0 GPA and currently analyzes businesses for international investors and small business owners. Her love for business came from her parents who were immigrant entrepreneurs that moved to the U.S. to pursue their American Dream.

#TeensGoGreen #TeenEntrepreneur #Model4Miracles

Connect with Allison

• Interested in working together? Fill out this form.
• www.instagram.com/allisonwalsh
• www.shebelievedbook.com
• www.allisonwalshconsulting.com
• Build Your Brand On Demand

Through Many Mini Musicians, she has had the opportunity to advocate and host fundraising concerts that feature young performers. Ruby has written a children's book called Ruby’s Recital. She hopes that this book will inspire children to find something they are passionate about, and bring awareness to the importance of fine arts education.

In this podcast episode, we get an inside look at how Ruby has been successful at such a young age.

Major Timestamps

2:10 - How a 12-year-old Ruby began her non-profit organization

3:10 - Why Ruby had created ManyMiniMusicians

4:38 - Ruby's most recent big win

5:30 - How Ruby's challenges became her leverage

7:16 - What Ruby would have done differently

8:15 - What outcomes Ruby never expected from her experiences

9:40 - An example of growth Ruby has learned from

11:22 - Ruby's book "Ruby's Recital"

13:15 - Advice for those who are sitting on their ideas/dreams

14:32 - Ruby's sources of inspiration

16:24 - Ruby's sites and handles

Major Quotes

13:06 - "You are 42% more likely to accomplish the things you write down."

13:28 - "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take."

To donate to Many Mini Musicians, please visit:

https://manyminimusicians.com/donate

Follow Ruby:

https://www.instagram.com/ruby.grace.t/

https://www.instagram.com/many.mini.musicians/

Connect with Allison

• Interested in working together? Fill out this form.
• www.instagram.com/allisonwalsh
• www.shebelievedbook.com
• www.allisonwalshconsulting.com
• Build Your Brand On Demand