Episode 130: Learning the Art of Connecting in Your Business and Life

01/07/20 • 42 min

Ginger Johnson doesn’t mess around with the “N” word. She’d rather teach you the learnable skill of connecting vs. networking.

She’s a world class connector, author, and speaker. On my latest podcast we talk about:

1. Busting the myth that entrepreneurship is lonely.

2. Explaining that your WHY is your most important piece of connection.

3. Understanding how depth and choice are important.

4. How to “get what you came for” when it comes to events, and masterminds.

To connect more with Ginger head to www.gingerjohnson.com

Ginger Johnson doesn’t mess around with the “N” word. She’d rather teach you the learnable skill of connecting vs. networking.

She’s a world class connector, author, and speaker. On my latest podcast we talk about:

1. Busting the myth that entrepreneurship is lonely.

2. Explaining that your WHY is your most important piece of connection.

3. Understanding how depth and choice are important.

4. How to “get what you came for” when it comes to events, and masterminds.

To connect more with Ginger head to www.gingerjohnson.com

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Episode 129: Busting Money Blocks For True Abundance

Busted money mindset? Me? No way, I’d say, but I was lying to myself.

In 2019, I created so much anxiety around not wanting to attract the wrong client and feeling like we never had enough clients, even though the proof said otherwise.

We had an extremely profitable and full roster of clients all year long, but I never felt safe or seen and that started with someone my mother said to me 15 years ago.

In my first podcast of 2020, I want to take you through how I fixed my money blocks, transformed my anxiety to possibility, and learned how to invest with no expectations in my own growth and wellness.

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Podcast 131: Why Vanity Metrics Kill and Intentions Breathe Life Into Your Business

Connection, understanding, community, results, this is what you and your ideal clients want, but why don’t we always get there?

Vanity metrics. I want you to stop worrying about size - the size of your list, the number of likes, and if you don’t get selected for the things you want because of it. It may be a universal sign that it’s not a right fit if the intentions aren’t clear.

Business is built with quality over quantity. I never want you questioning if you’re worthy or enough.

Have a listen to my latest podcast about:

What’s the right size
When it’s the right time to add an asset like a course or podcast
How to name your course
How to set clear intentions so your potential customers build trust in you, and your product or service.