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Ladies out there (and gentlemen too), I think you are going to love our guest today because I absolutely love her and her brand. Our guest is Amira Alvarez. Her brand is called the Unstoppable Woman, and it is a coaching empire. The type of influence that Amira has had on so many women is soooo incredible.
Amira grew up in a good middle class upbringing. She basically had everything she wanted, and though it was a blessing, it had its own challenges as well. Amira had to learn to overcome “good enough” and to dream bigger. She learned to trust her instincts when they told her something was right or wrong. Then, she made decisions that she stuck to, even when things became difficult.
One of the things she firmly believes in is the Law of Compensation. This is the idea that you will be compensated for how much someone needs what you do, how well you do it for them, and how hard it is for them to replace you. You need to find what sets you apart and become better and better to make this law work for you. Not only should you be growing, but you should also be having fun while doing it. One way you can start growing is through learning from a mentor. Maximize your mentor by actually listening to and following their advice instead of holding to your own ideas and ways. You will learn so much more when you do this.
As Amira learned, overcoming good enough is difficult, but until you do, it can hinder your ability to own your value. To own your value, you should begin by communicating your value. Impress people with the idea that you are well off and that you can help them to do well too. You can do this by bringing your energy and confidence to every interaction you have. You can gain this confidence by doing the thing you advise others to do. Importantly, you should own your value to yourself as well as others. Don’t be afraid to praise yourself! Finally, get out of the fear of making mistakes so that you can learn and grow so much faster. Listen to the podcast for even more AMAZING insights from Amira!
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As an entrepreneur, you know that business is kinda like a roller coaster. There are so many unexpected twists and turns as well as many ups and downs. Well, buckle up because today I am talking to entrepreneur Tony Guarnaccia about how to adapt to surprises and how to ride that roller coaster and ride it well.
Tony was born to be an entrepreneur. His parents owned an Italian bakery, and he says that he was always coming up with new ways to make money as a kid. His life, however, was completely changed when his parents’ bakery business failed. They lost everything. He went to college to study business because he wanted to learn as much as possible so that he didn’t make the same mistakes that his parents did. Tony is one of those unique entrepreneurs I know that actually went to business school.
In his mid-twenties, he created his own baking business making cakes with personalized photos. They took this idea to a whole new level by shipping these specialized cakes across the nation. This business was successful for a time. A few years later, however, it failed. This was when Tony realized he was missing something. He changed gears, working with some of the best companies to learn what it was that they knew that he didn’t.
What did he learn? As an entrepreneur, you need to know how to adapt to the roller coaster. You need to know what is trending now and how to ride that trend. The best businesses have a strategic long-term plan. And though it doesn’t always make sense, there are times when you need to slow down in order to speed up. Listen in to this podcast and ride this roller coaster along with us!
Main Topics:
How did Tony learn to adapt in order to become profitable?
How does creating a strategic plan affect your business?
How do you create opportunity from adversity?
Why you should stay on top of the trends
Key Takeaways:
“Slow Down to Speed Up”
“You don’t have to be the brightest bulb. You don’t have to be the best person. If you’re in the right industry that’s growing, organically, you’re going to have success.”
“Where we are today is a function of—like it or not—the decisions we make.”
You just completed the system update on your Mac to MacOS Big Sur! The updates definitely enhance the user experience, but you may notice that some of your settings need to be reset. If you're like me in order to be most productive you have you computer announce the time each hour, but now you need to turn it on again! I'm here to show you where to find where to turn the feature on in your system preferences! Your computer will be announcing the time again in no time! What are your thoughts on this update?
Building a successful business is a journey and every part of you the path you have taken has gotten you to where you are today! Even before your business was even a thought, your experiences have molded you into the strong, ambitious business owner and entrepreneur that you are today. Wow, that's SO AMAZING! Today I am chatting with Bofta Yimam, Emmy Award-Winning Journalist, International Speaker, Coach & the Founder of Speak & Influence, all about how to navigate business growth, the power of your story and how to slow down to visualize the destination and goals for your business.
Joe and Ken also discuss the positive impact Lovingly has had on small businesses in the floral industry, and how they work to combat the wire-services and order gatherers that have stifled the potential of florists for too long. Tune in for their advice on pandemic challenges, building a brand, setting and meeting business goals.
“That's why this is such a beautiful partnership. Because the way that Ken's brain is wired, it brings something to the table that Joe, your brain didn't do. And vice versa. Joe, you're out there, boots on the ground, getting in front of the people making the relationships, which is where the pain points. As we all know, if you're listening, and you're a business owner, you should solve a problem.” – Angela Proffitt
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