Connie Chapman, Me!, Alison Morgan |
Jessica Nazarali of Live Healthy Simply and Ursula Williams of The Aspirer have started putting on regular events called LiveAspireBlog. Walking into the room, I was met with a brightly dressed group of ladies (I added to the gorgeous rainbow with an orange and yellow combo) that had gathered to hear the two speakers of the day Connie Chapman of ConnieChapman.com and Alison Morgan of Relauncher.com.
These spaces are so great to connect with other women. Yes, it can be a little daunting walking in by yourself, but there are others there flying solo too and we're oh so welcoming to each other. We're all attracted there for similar reasons - personal growth, business nurturing, creating whizbang microenterprises with heart and positive impacts and tapping into the inspiration of others. It's not too hard to find like minded soul sistas there!
We had the opportunity to mingle with the speakers before and after the speeches and had some absolutely wonderful conversations with these magic-makers and met a great group of gals!
Learnings & TakeAways
Alison Morgan - Relauncher
- Customer service is super important. When building a relationship we can ask customers and clients what they really want and see if we can provide an offering to meet their needs
- Be flexible in the direction of your business. It should be influenced by your customers and what is going on in the world. Sometimes you start out with one type of product and service and it evolves into something different (small aside, did you know that YouTube started out as a dating site?!).
- The first year is extremely hard. It takes a lot of work and dedication. After a while, even though there is still a lot of work to do, things just start to happen more effortlessly.
- We are totally in charge of what we do. There is no Boss we have to listen to besides ourselves! There are no boundaries - it is limitless - so we can shape and mold what we want our businesses and lives to be.
- Always write from a place of love, passion and authenticity as it will resonate much more with yourself and your readers. Write from the heart not the head.
- Transitioning from a full time job to your business, come from a place of real intention, not financial need as it will come through to your readers. Get a part time job to satisfy your financial requirements as you transition if you feel it will help you.
- Look at creating other income streams to supplement your main focus. Programs, products and E-books are great ways to create income and give your clients what they need even when you can't coach them one-on-one.
- Ask your audience what they want.
- Don't listen to the nay-sayers. Connie says, "I'll only take advice from people that have what I want.". Love it!
It is so nice to hear about the journeys of others and be able to relate to what they've been through and get inspired by their stories and advice. Working solo means you're in your own little world for most of the day so the ability to reach out and make real world connections and hear how others have created their businesses is priceless!
If you've not already checked the ladies out, what are you waiting for?! You'll be happy you've welcomed them into your lives :) Thank you Jess and Ursula for putting on such a great morning.
Make it what you wish Adventuress!
Arienne
Hi Arienne, Live Aspire Blog sounds like such a great community! I'm disappointed I couldn't make it to this event but I'll definitely be attending the next one! x
ReplyDeleteHi Aimee!
ReplyDeleteShame you couldn't be there this time! Well worth a visit for the next one. I look forward to meeting you there!
Arienne
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