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You’ve heard me talking about “getting in the room”, right?
Well, I gave some advice to a friend recently when she shared her challenge of finding a room that was the right fit for her. And I wanna share it with YOU, too…
…“Pick a room, any room… Will it be the best room? Will it be the right room? Most likely not, but it's a muscle you build.”
I get it. Trust me, I do.
It seems counterproductive joining a room without being sure it isn’t a fit. But what if you got so good at making the wrong room the right room? Can you imagine how great you’d be at maximizing when you DID get in the right room?
In this episode you’ll learn how much of your revenue you should be investing in educational resources, the mindset to have around making investments, and what to do when an investment doesn’t seem to be paying off.
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(00:01:10) The decision-making process behind my $50,000 investment in Gary Vaynerchuk’s program.
(00:04:39) A message from my friend and peer, Brandon Kidd, on reinvesting in education and personal development.
(00:06:52) My personal experience of investing in education and coaching and what I always consider before saying yes.
(00:16:49) How you can make the absolute most of your investments.
(00:21:10) The value of seeking discomfort to grow and challenge limiting beliefs.
For full show notes, visit jasminestar.com/podcast/episode437
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Wealth Building Strategies: How to Budget, Invest, and Raise Your Prices with Brandon Kidd (The Jasmine Star Show)Five Mindset Shifts For Business Growth (The Jasmine Star Show)Letting Your Marketing Work For You with Billy Gene (The Jasmine Star Show) -
Have you ever wondered what go-to-market strategies smaller businesses use to compete with the BIG players? (like the coca colas of the world?)
Because I have…
In fact, that’s just one of the many, MANY reasons Amy Porterfield and I couldn’t wait to have this conversation with Fawn Weaver, CEO of Uncle Nearest Whiskey. Because when I say Fawn has given these bigger-name distilleries a run for their money… boy, just wait ‘til you listen.
But that’s not all. In this episode, you’ll learn strategies and tips for embracing your purpose, taking risks, and building generational wealth once and for all.
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You’ll learn the best strategies for smaller businesses to compete with larger players in their industries.
(00:00:59) How Fawn pioneered her role in the Whiskey industry as a Black woman.
(00:01:56) The importance of building a brand and what it means to “own the land for the brand”.
(00:05:32) Context behind the history of the African Americans' struggle for ownership and wealth creation.
(00:11:26) Fawn’s commitment to sharing her business knowledge, especially for marginalized communities.
(00:17:35) The influence and origin story behind Fawn’s Whiskey brand.
(00:19:20) The historical significance of African Americans in the making of Tennessee whiskey.
(00:20:06) The valuable lesson Fawn learned.
(00:20:17) The moment Fawn discovered a photo that led to her starting her business.
(00:25:52) How Fawn raised funds and offered advice to women and people of color in business.
(00:27:11) The importance of confidence and faith in entrepreneurship.
(00:30:52) Fawn’s approach to challenges and embracing abundance, even in difficult times.
(00:35:26) How Fawn finds opportunities in all situations.
(00:39:10) A framework to overcome conditioning and step into confidence.
(00:47:03) How “scarcity marketing” helped her brand when they were out of stock.
(00:50:40) Fawn Weaver shares her strategy of expanding into all 50 states, contrary to industry advice, and the importance of earned media and awards in brand building.
(00:59:35) How you can pre-order Fawn’s new book, "Love and Whiskey."
For full show notes, visit: https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode436
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My mentor, Susan Sierota, introduced me to a concept that took me a hot minute to grasp….
But once it clicked, I knew I had to share it with y’all. She said, “Being a CEO requires thriving in the ambiguity of paradoxes and opposites.”
If you’re wondering what the heck that means, you’re not alone. You’ll learn everything you need to know in this episode.**
But one thing this mindset shift taught me is that the path to true profitability is about aligning with our purpose, not just the revenue. It's about making choices that resonate with our core, even if they seem counterintuitive at first glance. (Phew…how’s that for a cliffhanger?)
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(00:01:02) The topic of this podcast and its importance for entrepreneurs in making well-rounded decisions.
(00:02:03) Examples of paradoxical pairs in business and how they can coexist.
(00:04:12) The benefits of embracing paradoxes and how I was introduced to this concept.
(00:12:21) An example of a company that’s thriving in the ambiguity of opposites and paradoxes.
(00:17:40) Two strategies (with practical examples) that’ll help you think BIGGER and embrace paradoxes.
For full show notes, visit: jasminestar.com/podcast/episode435
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Maybe you’ve asked yourself this question…
…“What is THIS all for?”
It's a question that digs at the heart of purpose, pushing you to consider the true meaning behind the endless amount of work.
And to this day, I wonder if my grandmother asked herself this question. She moved to East LA to work in a sweatshop, taking three buses to work after dropping off her three kids at school, one with special needs—getting home with just enough time to put dinner on the table and send the kids to bed.
Maybe she knew that one day her hard and treacherous work would pave the way for her granddaughter to not only go to college but to come back to deliver a commencement speech.
In this (very short) episode, you’ll learn the four qualities that’ll take you SO far in life and business.
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(00:00:00) My personal (and emotional) experiences at Whittier College.
(00:02:35) The four qualities that’ll take you far in life and business.
(00:06:50) My words to YOU when finding your purpose and making a positive impact on future generations.
(00:07:46) The sacrifices my grandmother made for me to live the life I do today.
For full show notes, visit https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode434
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Hear me out: What if you set the bar higher than you could ever imagine…
What if you allowed yourself to dream so big that it terrified you simply because you knew you’d have to let go of the things (strategies, offers, businesses) that are currently working, to get there?
This is what it means to “10x” your goals and when Dr. Benjamin Hardy explained how to do this and why it’s easier than just “2xing” them—my mind was blown.
Perhaps one of my favorite moments of the episode was when he said, "Going for an impossible goal forces you to let go of a lot of what you thought was true, and that's the beauty of it—it forces you to let go of outdated models and perspectives." OK, WOW.
In this episode, you’ll learn the importance of exploring and pursuing impossible goals and the mindset that will help you develop the strategies to achieve them.
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(00:03:43) How Dr. Benjamin Hardy helps people and organizations achieve impossible goals.
(00:05:51) The concept of “10x is Easier than 2x”.
(00:06:53) Why we must reframe the past to shape the present and future.
(00:08:13) A conversation on how your future self determines who you are in the present.
(00:10:51) Factors that stop entrepreneurs from reaching 10x goals.
(00:13:22) The BEST way to reframe the past.
(00:14:59) What it means to set a high floor for goals and filter out strategies to achieve impossible goals.
(00:17:01) The 80/20 principle and its importance when achieving impossible goals.
(00:23:14) The purpose of setting big, audacious goals and why it’s a good thing they create a “crisis in the present”.
(00:37:42) How to deal with challenges and limiting beliefs when going after impossible goals.
(00:38:16) The role risk and resources play in pursuing ambitious goals.
(00:40:39) Dr. Benjamin Hardy explains how you can use the future as a tool.
(00:50:45) Sneak peek of the upcoming book release of Dr. Benjamin Hardy.
(00:53:44) Dr. Benjamin Hardy explains what you need to unlearn and let go of when pursuing impossible goals.
(00:55:28) The importance of “psychological flexibility” in creating a new identity.
For full show notes, visit jasminestar.com/podcast/episode433
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"Will this matter in 10 minutes, 10 months, or 10 years?"
Asking myself this simple question has been a game-changer for me and I’ll tell you why…
If it doesn’t matter in 10 months or 10 years, I simply don’t care. I don’t care about the reality show everyone’s talking about. I don’t care where we eat dinner. Basically, I’ve trained myself to not care about instant gratification or moments of temporary excitement.
This is ONE of the five strategies that can get you out of analysis paralysis (which can actually show up in five different ways.)
In this episode, you’ll learn how to choose fearful action, the manifestations of analysis paralysis, and five strategies to overcome analysis paralysis and get into action.
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(00:03:31) The impact perfectionism had on Da Vinci’s progress.
(00:04:29) How to identify the five main ways analysis paralysis can show up.
(00:08:41) Five strategies to combat analysis paralysis.
(00:10:28) The strategy of giving yourself restraints and how it helps you make better decisions.
(00:13:36) A technique to overcome procrastination and take immediate action.
(00:15:33) How to create a “bias towards action”.
(00:18:15) How to prioritize decisions based on their impact in the short and long term.
(00:19:16) Using the Pareto Principle, also known as the 80/20 rule, to make better decisions.
(00:21:09) A framework for getting to the root cause of business problems and overcoming analysis paralysis.
(00:24:16) The different forms of analysis paralysis and the five practical strategies to overcome it.
For full show notes, visit https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode432
After listening, check out this episode, Change Your Life in One Year with Sahil Bloom, by clicking >>HERE<<.
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Unrehearsed, unrefined, and completely from my heart… THIS is exactly what you can expect during the next six minutes together.
You see, I love (like really love) researching, writing, preparing, and creating content for you.
But this episode is different, it wasn’t done for the sake of creating content. This is actually a segment of a Q&A inside of Your Biggest Launch Ever. I was asked, “Do you ever get embarrassed creating content in public?”
And in short: I do… (just ask my ex-neighbor who caught me on Zoom dancing to Toxic by Britney Spears while creating a Reel) but it’s deeper than that.
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(00:00:01) A GREAT question one of my students in Your Biggest Launch Ever asked me.
(00:01:40) My (very) unprepared, heartfelt response to her question.
(00:02:47) One specific and embarrassing incident that happened to me while recording and how I handled it.
(00:04:39) The importance of not letting feelings of embarrassment stop you from building a business and taking action.
For full show notes, visit: https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode431
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Real talk: Are you willing to get your hands dirty with the gritty, often overlooked tasks that lay the groundwork for your future?
My resident co-host Amy Porterfield, our guest Gary Vaynerchuk, and I had a conversation about how important this mindset shift really is to become the person you need to be (so you can have the things you want to have and do the things you want to do.)
But that’s not all…
In this episode, you’ll learn the importance of authenticity in content creation, personal branding, and the strategic use of tools like green screens and targeted ads to engage audiences and drive business growth.
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(00:00:01) The theme of this co-hosting series: Going against the grain in business and marketing.
(00:07:15) The necessity of innovation and going against the grain to stay relevant in business.
(00:10:04) The significance of being “hands-on” on your social media platforms.
(00:15:12) The evolution of social media algorithms and the impact on content visibility.
(00:17:22) The shift to interest graph and algorithmic reach on social media platforms.
(00:18:29) The unprecedented opportunity to capture attention on social media and the importance of taking action.
(00:20:28) A discussion on overcoming insecurities and fear of regret.
(00:24:12) Gary Vaynerchuk's journey of betting on himself and the sacrifices he made for long-term success.
(00:27:15) Some of the best strategies for business growth.
(00:32:01) The impact of creating relevant content and its potential to drive business growth (with practical examples).
(00:34:34) Discussion on using general video content to gauge interest before localizing for targeted advertising.
(00:36:51) Why Gary loves it when his posts DON’T perform well.
(00:37:34) The need for humility, taking risks, and going against the grain in business.
(00:47:09) Gary's confidence in his book's potential to revolutionize social media marketing.
(00:48:52) Gary’s advice to you about creating content.
(00:49:54) Why Gary isn’t heavily marketing his book.
For full show notes visit: https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode430
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Have you ever had something, someone, or even just a conversation light a FIRE in you?
It's as if every atom in your being is telling you, ‘Hey, there’s something bigger than you that you’re supposed to be a part of now—mmmkay?’
Well, as an entrepreneur, the purpose and determination that feeling can bring is pure magic.
So, if you're ready to be part of a conversation that's all about growth, strategy, and the beautiful dance between purpose and profit, then you simply can't miss this episode with my dear friend and resident co-host, Amy Porterfield.
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(00:00:01) Introduction to my co-host for the next few weeks, Amy Porterfield, and her process of selecting the most INCREDIBLE guests for the show.
(00:01:09) Amy and I’s intention and mission for this co-hosting series.
(00:03:01) Why “10X is Easier Than 2X” scares Amy to talk about.
(00:04:36) An upcoming guest that “went first” in her industry.
(00:05:15) The concept of having hospitality in business.
(00:06:16) How Gary Vaynerchuk influenced our business journey (and why we’re SO excited to interview him!).
(00:09:12) Amy’s recent experiences and conversations about feminism, equality, and the role of women.
(00:11:20) The importance of speaking up for what you believe in.
(00:15:14) Our personal thoughts on having courage and challenging societal norms
(00:21:29) Amy’s simple framework for showing up for your future self.
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"What if this doesn't work out?"
That one lingering question that drives just about every entrepreneur crazy (like a fly at a barbeque).
But what if—instead of letting it buzz around our heads—we reframed our mindset to see it as an opportunity for growth?
“OK. Sounds great, Jasmine. But how?” I’m so glad you asked…
In this episode, Lewis Howes shares strategies for overcoming fear and self-doubt. But that’s not all, you’ll also learn how to reframe your mindset by focusing on potential success rather than failure and what actionable steps to take toward your goals.
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(00:00:19) The best questions to ask to initiate change and overcome fear.
(00:00:23) How to create a fear list, face fears, and overcome self-doubt through actionable steps.
(00:02:13) How Lewis overcame the fear of public speaking.
(00:04:47) How you can gain confidence through embracing feedback (and how!).
(00:06:27) What you can REALLY achieve when you overcome fear.
(00:07:24) How you can work on overcoming the fear of criticism.
For full show notes, visit: https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode428
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Real talk: there is nothing I want more (not even a lifetime supply of tacos y tapatio) than to see you build the business you so truly deserve.
That's exactly why, in this episode, I’m answering questions from business owners just like you to help you reach that next level.
From validating business offers through beta testing, to sharing strategies for building an email list with a personal touch, I've got you covered.
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(00:01:13) What I personally recommend doing when beta testing and pre-selling your offers.
(00:05:04) My BEST strategies for building and engaging an email list.
(00:10:18) Signs indicating it's time to move to the next level in business.
(00:13:27) A strategy that’ll give you peace of mind and help you be more productive in life and business
(00:18:14) The importance of engagement for business conversions.
(00:22:00) The process of making data-driven decisions in business.
(00:24:24) The specific metrics and topics I consider when making decisions about my podcast's content.
(00:27:39) The one most common (and most important) marketing mistake.
(00:29:13) My experience and approach to balancing joy and revenue in business.
(00:31:35) How to generate revenue from other aspects of the business to support fun and joy in projects.
(00:34:10) A GREAT way to gain experience, proximity, and knowledge from others in the industry.
For full show notes, visit
jasminestar.com/podcast/episode427
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If there was one discussion that could transform the way you view criticism and critiques, this is it.
Because here’s the deal: feedback is a GIFT.
It's a chance to learn, grow, and become the best version of yourself and create the best possible business.
Yes. It might be uncomfortable at times. But not nearly as uncomfortable as wasting time, energy, and money doing things that don’t work or could’ve been done better/faster/smarter.
This is exactly why, in this episode, you’ll hear strategies for accepting, processing, applying and—better yet—embracing feedback so that you can experience the massive growth and success you so truly deserve.
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(00:00:15) Getting better at this ONE thing can have the biggest impact on growth and relationships.
(00:01:18) What it means to notice patterns and challenges in relationships, including handling resentment and misalignment.
(00:01:43) The process of recognizing differences and making the decision to end relationships.
(00:03:49) Strategies for processing feedback effectively.
(00:04:39) The value of negative feedback and how you can start appreciating and acting on constructive criticism.
(00:08:31) The process of turning feedback into actionable steps for improvement.
For full show notes, visit: https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode426
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Have you ever heard of the “Million Dollar Tool”?
It only costs about $2.25, but it saves chain restaurants over a million dollars in product a year. Can you guess what it is?
It’s a rubber spatula.
Just scraping out that little bit of dressing, sauce, or whatever from one pan to transfer it into the new pan (instead of the trash) saves them SO MUCH MONEY every single year.
So, why am I telling you this?
This is a testament that being more resourceful in business (almost always) leads to being more profitable in business. The more you can do with less, the more resilient you will become and the bigger your bottom line will be. (yes and amen)
This is exactly why in this episode, you’ll learn techniques and strategies to become more resourceful in business and even how to gamify to make it something that you (and your team) enjoy.
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(00:00:01) How being resourceful helped me TREMENDOUSLY with a college exam.
(00:04:26) How YOU can adopt a resourceful mindset.
(00:09:11) The technique of mind mapping and how you can use it to spark and connect ideas.
(00:16:16) One of my favorite resourceful strategies that I still use today.)
(00:22:46) A way to gamify resourcefulness and save money in your team.
(00:29:37) One of my favorite repurposing stories that’ll blow your mind (about Henry Ford and wood scraps.)
(00:31:59) Three daily exercises to level up your resourcefulness skills.
For full show notes, visit
https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode425
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Wanna know what really holds entrepreneurs back?
… it’s not lack of funds.
… it’s not lack of time.
… it’s not lack of influence.
It’s the story they’re telling themselves around these perceived “limitations”.**
But the good, no GREAT, news: You can tweak, change, and rewrite the story however many times you need to.
In fact, in this episode, Megan Hyatt Miller, the CEO of Full Focus, shares exactly how to rewrite and believe your new story. (Because let’s be real: if you don’t believe your new story—it won’t work.)
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(00:00:40) How to identify the story you’re telling yourself.
(00:02:01) The role the brain plays in interpreting events and the importance of questioning the stories we tell ourselves.
(00:02:59) The importance of creating a new, positive story to replace the old, limiting one.
(00:05:19) How to reframe our thoughts.
(00:08:37) A lie business owners often tell themselves.
(00:10:30) Megan’s personal health example to show how changing the story can lead to different actions and results.
For full show notes, visit:
https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode424
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I have four words for you…
GET. IN. THE. ROOM.
Doors locked? Go through a window.
No windows? Climb to the roof and go through the vents.
And once you do get in the room (because if you want to bad enough, you will), remember: you belong there just as much as anyone else does.
This is just one of the many, MANY mindset shifts I’ve made over the past couple of decades. And in this episode, you’ll learn my top five mindset shifts that have transformed my business.
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(00:04:49) How I learned to leave room for miracles to happen.
(00:14:30) The first challenge I experienced with team trust and how it shaped my mindset in business.
(00:16:34) Why I felt SO betrayed and embarrassed while I was at a mastermind I attended.
(00:17:38) How I learned to change my negative self-talk.
(00:20:10) How my therapist helped me change my self-perception.
(00:24:18) An unusual exercise that showed me who my real “opponent” was.
(00:25:31) Why I unintentionally pulled back from sharing my life and the impact it had on my relationships.
(00:33:31) How I overcame envy, shifted to gratitude, and celebrated others' success.
(00:35:34) The unexpected shift that attracted more opportunities to me.
(00:39:00) My latest (very large and exciting) investment.
For full show notes, visit:
https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode423
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Ever wonder what it's like to build a team that's as passionate about growth as you are?
These are the kind of people who don't just clock in for a paycheck; they're invested in the journey and ready to make a difference.
Lemme tell ya, those team members are out there. It just might take some extra effort to find them.
In this episode, Leila opens up about the process of hiring, building, and leading such a passionate team, especially when faced with challenges.
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(00:00:41) How to find employees that are hardwired for growth.
(00:03:32) How being transparent online helped Leila find the best candidates who get excited about challenges.
(00:06:08) The process of leading a team through tough times, including transparency, setting expectations, and compensating employees.
(00:10:32) How to find people who are the right fit for your company.
For full show notes, visit:
https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode422
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Tell me if you can relate to this…
Listen to The Framework You Need When You Pivot with Sam Parr >>HERE<<.Listen to Investing, Fundraising, and Podcasting: How Perseverance Leads to The Greatest Successes with Josh Muccio >>HERE<<.
When I get obsessed with something, I start to see a new level of results. But I have to fully immerse myself into that ONE thing and give it my all.
You see, being obsessed helps you narrow down your focus and allows you to dedicate more mental energy (and time) to make quicker progress.
In this episode I’m spilling the tea on my latest obsession, what I’ve learned and realized in quarter one, and the most creative way I’ve ever pitched myself to be on a podcast. (spoiler alert: the crazy podcast pitch worked!)
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(00:00:16) THIS is how I know I’m about to level up.
(00:02:18) The decision (and mindset shift) I made that’ll help grow my podcast.
(00:04:21) What the numbers showed me when I analyzed my podcast data.
(00:06:12) The experiment I did that helped set me up for future success.
(00:08:04) The absolute BEST way to network.
(00:13:45) The most interesting thing I learned in Lake Tahoe while spending time with a group of male entrepreneurs.
(00:19:06) The most creative way I’ve ever pitched myself to be a guest on a podcast.
(00:21:49) The reason I’m glad I attended a mastermind while in the midst of a promotional period (even though I wasn’t sure about it).
(00:27:11) The thing everyone wants to avoid even though it helps you grow.
(00:29:44) The emotional rollercoaster I went on and how it ended.
(00:34:11) How I started finding a balance between work and relaxation.
(00:35:16) Why you should reflect on your past experiences and consider them as necessary steps to building.
Resources Mentioned:For full show notes, visit:
https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode421
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Can I be real with you for a moment? I mean, you listen to the podcast so I already know you’re a real one.
OK, here I go: I'd rather have someone disappointed, upset, or disliking me for being 100% true to myself, than being a mere carbon copy of who they think I should be.
And that’s a special kind of peace that I wish for you, too.
In this episode that originally aired on the "I Dare You" podcast with Darrin Johnson, I spill the tea on how I was able to adopt this mindset. You’ll also get a (loving) kick in the pants that’ll inspire you to live a more authentic and purpose-driven life.
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(00:00:01) The path that led me here to this moment.
(00:04:13) The exact moment of realization I had about living a purposeful life.
(00:08:15) The importance of owning your own decisions.
(00:13:20) What you must do to identify your purpose and forge your own path.
(00:17:12) Finding inspiration and recognizing envy as signals, taking action to explore and align with one's purpose.
(00:19:19) How your purpose can change with actions and experiences.
(00:20:09) What I encourage YOU to do to protect your energy (I’m the Queen of this).
(00:27:09) What I believe to be a HUGE trust-builder.
(00:30:31) My personal approach to creating content.
(00:34:15) Jasmine shares her perspective on using social media as a tool for business and time allocation.
(00:40:19) What to do when you’re experiencing comparison and how it shows up in these THREE ways.
(00:45:07) What I (double-dog) dare you to do.
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When it comes to building a *GREAT* team, let’s just say there are some lessons that I learned the not-so-easy way.
But that’s ok… because now I’m able to share them with you. (worth it!)
Some lessons were as simple and light as implementing mental health days (and scheduling them strategically.)
Others, well, let's just say they stung a bit.
In this episode, you’ll learn the exact strategies my team and I use to create a more productive, feedback-driven, and mentally healthy team culture. (Psst: I’m even giving you my exact team meeting formula to keep things movin’ and groovin’!)
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(00:01:04) What the whole team and I do (and don’t do) to increase productivity.
(00:09:49) How the team and I improve, save time, and reach our goals faster.
(00:16:52) Why we implemented monthly mental health days (and the details behind them).
(00:17:54) The extra thought that has gone a *long way* for mental health days and holidays.
(00:19:40) What every leader must do to foster trust and independence in the team.
(00:21:22) The importance of not settling for mediocrity and continuously pushing for improvement.
(00:23:06) The risks of complacency and what it can affect in your business.
(00:24:09) The number one morale and productivity killer. (Avoid this at all costs!)
(00:30:25) Your action step!
Sources:
- Forbes, *[How To Reduce Unnecessary Meetings At Work](https://www.forbes.com/sites/carolinecastrillon/2023/01/05/how-to-reduce-unnecessary-meetings-at-work/?sh=4d14bc5e4b20)*, Caroline Castrillon
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STOP: you’ll need to prepare your hearts for this one…
You’re about to experience an inside look with some of the most brilliant minds discussing business, entrepreneurship, and development.
How brilliant you ask? Well…
Jocelyn Moore: Jay Rockefeller, (the U.S senator) pulled up a seat at the table for her, literally.
Chelsea Grayson: American Apparel and True Religion recruited her to be their CEO, and she made them profitable again.
Susan Sierota: built and sold a billion-dollar business, and is now my mentor.
If you’re ready for a discussion on what it takes to truly make it in business, these women have walked the walk to turn their desires into reality and have some invaluable insights to share.
In this episode you’ll hear personal stories of the emotional aspects of entrepreneurship, practical advice on seeking mentors and sponsors, and the answers to some GREAT business questions from my Instagram community.
Click play to hear all of this and…(00:00:01) Introductions of the BRILLIANT women in business participating in the roundtable conversation.
(00:02:09) How these three women first connected and changed lives (like mine!).
(00:03:30) The importance of sponsorship and how it differs from mentorship.
(00:07:04) Personal stories of how these women were sponsored and the impact it had on their careers.
(00:10:45) What the younger generations need to succeed.
(00:13:13) The importance of giving back and supporting other women in their careers.
(00:14:38) Advice on choosing a mentor and assessing the return on investment.
(00:16:30) Strategies for reaching out to potential mentors and building relationships with them.
(00:17:42) The importance of letting relationships with potential mentors develop naturally over time.
(00:17:46) A discussion on identifying and leveraging your current network for mentorship.
(00:18:53) Debate on paying/charging for mentorship/
(00:22:05) The importance of relationships (regardless of the person’s current status or connections).
(00:25:52) How to manage expectations and boundaries in relationships.
(00:32:29) The right time to launch a product or service.
(00:35:46) What you should know BEFORE launching a new offer.
(00:45:43) How these women balance personal life and entrepreneurship.
(00:50:28) The underlying motivations that drive entrepreneurs.
For full show notes, visit:https://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode418
- Visa fler
