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Stories You Tell Yourself About Marketing

The Fearless Marketer

Why does marketing often feel like a struggle, a challenging and not very fun to do? I want to suggest that it’s mostly because of the stories you tell yourself about marketing. If you haven’t noticed, you are always telling yourself stories. We tell stories about….

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How to Use Storytelling to Ignite Transformation with Joy Spencer

Consulting Matters

Get ready for a powerful conversation about creating your success by being yourself and using your story to ignite transformation in your consulting and coaching clients! Initially, I wanted Joy on the show to share her tips and best practices on how to tell compelling stories. You don’t have to be perfect.

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How to Start Your Coaching Business from Scratch in Less than 90 Days with Kimberly Bolton

Consulting Matters

Spoiler alert: You don’t need a ton of entrepreneurial experience to launch your own consulting or coaching business If you’re like a lot of aspiring consulting or coaching business owners, you may have thought, “I’d love to become my own boss, but I don’t have enough entrepreneurial experience or skills!”

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Anyone Can Succeed - Celebrating 15 Years of Consulting Success with Dan Weedin

Consulting Matters

He is an action-oriented visionary who deeply cares about people. But of everything that he shares, the one thing that has stuck with me was the importance of trusting yourself and believing in your ability to learn and grow. Do you want to start or grow your own business? Do you want to start or grow your own business?

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85 Best Podcast Interview Questions to Ask [2024]

Buzzsprout

This guide breaks down how to come up with great questions so you can nail your interviews and keep listeners hooked. Have a goal and be curious Knowing your goals for your episode can help you figure out the type of questions you should ask. Ask yourself: What is the primary goal of this episode? Can you give an example?

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LinkedIn Hacks for Management Consulting Applicants

Tom Spencer

A candidate might spend hours on their resume and cover letter but put little thought into their LinkedIn profile other than a profile picture and a cheesy blurb in the “about” section. Although it may be less important than a resume, it is a crucial way to sell yourself as a qualified candidate. Quality beats quantity here.

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Understanding Your Target Market: Discovery Calls

Tom Spencer

From there, listen to the customer’s story and record the granular details of their experience, including their emotional state and level of motivation to alleviate given pain points. In a similar way, distance yourself from the product in order to get more objective feedback. Instead of asking “do you like this logo?”

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