In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, we navigate the question: what do I build next? Or, is it a good idea to build this thing next? Today, we splice up these questions and what they actually mean for you, your business, and your life.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, we talk about legacy. We all know the attitude of “I’ll have fun once I retire.” Many have the same attitude toward leaving a legacy: that it’s about the end game. Today, we talk about how leaving a legacy is living a legacy.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, I discuss leadership and how you can be confident in thinking about leadership as a necessary skill rather than something to avoid. Often, with negative past experiences under bad bosses, it can be easy to hesitate when leading.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, let’s talk about those thoughts that you have the most often but aren’t the most helpful. These might be thoughts that have been coming up for a while or might leak into other areas of your life. I ask you today, what are the least fruitful thoughts that you have the most often?
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, let’s talk about those goals that seem ridiculous and incredulous when they come to mind. These are goals that have nothing to do with money or business but that you want—and think are nonsensical. Let’s shift those “eye-roll” goals to “Let’s do it” goals.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, I ask you this: how expensive is the money you invest in your assets? It’s easy to assume that we can’t change our income and money management, yet we have full flexibility to manage those variables. Which is more expensive to invest: money that you can pay back in small amounts over time or hard-earned cash?
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, we talk about grounding yourself and ways to healthily close those stress cycles. It’s no secret that being an entrepreneur will bring you stress. The bad news is that this stress also lives in your body, not just your mind. The good news? We have control over our bodies and can take control of releasing that stress.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, we talk about taking time off—not just any time off but restoring your mind and body with sabbaticals. For many of us, it’s hard to imagine stepping away from our work for a while. Today, I want to discuss how there’s no one required way of taking a sabbatical and that doing so is not an ‘all or nothing’ endeavor.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, let’s talk about fast cash. We’ve all been there and will all be there. As entrepreneurs, we all need a cash injection from time to time—but sometimes, our brains get in the way and we forget that we have lots of ways to access money quickly.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, I tell you about the do-tell cycle so that you can do your best at mastering this in your life and business. How often are you doing? How often are you telling? Do you balance between the two? Let’s talk about it.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, we talk about leadership. Some practice model leadership while others practice beacon leadership. A leader could tell another to follow exactly what they do—or they could light the way for someone to steer their own boat. Today, we talk about why beacon leadership matters.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, I give you some tips on managing your inbox that could save you over two and a half years of your time. Let’s say you’re in a romantic relationship with your inbox. How would you describe it? Is it toxic? Today, we look at healthy ways to approach this communication tool.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, let’s talk about your product. What do you make? What is your product? Today, I talk about how entrepreneurs are different from small business owners—and how your employees are actually your customers.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, we talk about being unwilling. That is, instead of telling yourself that you ‘can’t’ do something, substitute that word with ‘unwilling’ and the result is powerful. Today, I want you to ask yourself this: where am I unwilling and where do I want to be unwilling?
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, I ask you to redefine profitability. Today, I explain how and why shifting how your approach to the idea of profitability is going to make you a whole lot of money. When we think ‘profitability,’ we think cash money—but the right idea is so much more. The key question here is this: do you believe in multidimensional profitability?
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, I talk about relationships with money and the stories we tell ourselves about it. Today, I explain why money isn’t the bad guy and how to look at money as a tool rather than something to blame. I suggest evaluating and asking yourself: how has blaming my money stopped me from doing the next thing? Then, you can shift the narrative and reach for your goals.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, we discuss envisioning our near future and what that can tell us about ourselves. If you close your eyes and think about what you want next for yourself and your career, what do you see?
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, let’s look at managing your assets as a stewardship. Everyone has their limits—but not everyone knows them. Today I want you to ask yourself: what is my stewardship threshold?
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, we’re talking about delegation. Maybe we delegate tasks and they’re not done how we want. Maybe, we often think we could just do them better ourselves. Delegation is a skill and today I want you to ask yourself: do I know how to delegate?
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, we’re talking money. How do you make money? My friend asked me just that the other day and I shared a few things with them. What did I come up with? Making money comes down to two things: belief and action.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, let’s think about making binary decisions—and how often, we could consider a third and fourth option too.
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, I want you to think about why you want to hire someone new. We often want immediate relief in business for particular assets—but creating a new role is often not the best solution. Today, I want you to ask yourself, “Who is the most valuable hire?”
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, I ask you to explore what solving problems in a vulnerable mental state is like for you. Sometimes, when we’re going through lots of growth and making big decisions, we may need some direction to ensure that our impact follows our intention. My question for you today is: have you ever noticed how your thinking changes when you’re vulnerable?
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, we talk about expanding your business. Businesses can expand gradually over time but here, I want you to think in the present and the near future. This isn’t a call or a challenge but a question: what would it take to double your business in two years?
In this episode of 30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, I talk about the idea of ambient stress and how entrepreneurs can get started on understanding themselves and their stress. There are lots of specific things that can stress us out but today, I want to ask you one main question: what processes, if fixed, would lower our ambient stress the most?
In this episode of 30k questions, a podcast miniseries aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, I want to explore with you the reasons why we might wait on firing people, what we should do to get to that place and go over what we need to notice about ourselves throughout the process. It’s a difficult but necessary question and I ask you to think: why haven’t you fired them yet?
In this episode of $30k questions, a podcast mini-series aimed to help you explore and implement money-making questions, I’m asking you to think: are you engaging in high-quality or low-quality conflict most of the time? We know that conflict is a given—but it’s the type of conflict that matters. Today, we explore how you can engage in high-quality conflict that creates a better outcome for everyone
This week, I kick off 30k Questions: a podcast miniseries worth well over 900 thousand dollars. Each day for 30 days, I’m going to be posing a new set of questions to you that, if explored and implemented, could net you well over 30 thousand dollars over the lifetime of your entrepreneurship career. In this episode, I prompt you to think about a difficult question: “What would you do if your business collapsed tomorrow?
Tis' the season... to be experiencing the emotional state of overwhelm! Instead of trying to teach you how to avoid it or erase it (lol), I want to invite you to think differently about experiencing this state. Being overwhelmed is not a by-product of doing something wrong Uncoupling shame and overwhelm How resisting the overwhelm creates a reactive, painful cycle A reframe: overwhelm as an alert Rebalancing the weight and the resources available to hold it The inside out method for being overwh...
This episode is a recap of the live, One Year from Now Open House session last week! In this episode I cover: Recession anxiety (and how to quell it) How to practically prepare your business assets for a market downturn Planning to THRIVE in a market downturn All in 10 steps! Check out the episode to get the goods. One Year from Now: The Residency Curious about what being an *actual* OYFN Resident is like? Time in The Residency changes the trajectory of your entire life. I teach practical and me...
