#MarketingThatFeelsGood
The other day, I was writing this Instagram post, which had me reflecting on a really great memory that came out of this current season of pandemic and it got me thinking – hey, it’s almost time to do my monthly debrief exercise. And THEN, I thought, hey it’d kinda be cool to share my
A journal prompt for you: What feels good to you right now? It’s a simple question, right? But as I get to work with more and more of you on MARKETING that feels good, I see how foreign it is to just simply know what feels good to you overall. Or maybe, it’s not that
If the unprecedented events of the past month have left you feeling time-strapped, unfocused, overwhelmed, my friend Ashley Gartland wrote this special guest blog post just for you. Ashley is a business coach who helps service-based business owners and online entrepreneurs streamline their business so they can grow more and work less, and her approach
I shared with you last week that I wasn’t going to be publishing any new content in the month of April, simply to give myself some space and time to develop a consistent content schedule for my writing and let the actual writing to flow through of me / shake out of me / violently thrash its
In this episode of Marketing Personalities, Brit Kolo says farewell to podcasting and fills you in on where she’s pouring her “new content” energies from here on out. Listen to this Marketing Personalities Episode: Listen on iTunes Listen on Spotify Listen on Stitcher Watch the Marketing Personalities Podcast on YouTube: Links Mentioned: marketingpersonalities.com I don’t
Are you feeling the scarcity mindset creep in? I’ve had a few moments, amidst the COVID-19 crisis, that have been so scarcity-mindset-driven that I’ve literally laughed out loud at how ridiculous they are. Just this morning, I threw away a pair of socks that were getting thin on the bottom (it’s still cold here and
I’ve noticed something over the past week, as we all think and feel and navigate through living in this world of pandemic. I’ve noticed that some people naturally want to do. They want to act. They want to spring into action, either to help others or help themselves. Some of them have stuck to their
Many people in my circles right now aren’t freaking out about working from home. We’re used to this! Our everyday life, now that we’ve had to think about it, looks suspiciously like being quarantined already. The problem is, for some of you, that you’re not just working from home anymore. You’re working from home with
In this episode of Marketing Personalities, Brit Kolo shares her opinion about the common advice to “get out of your comfort zone” as an entrepreneur. She finds it to be typically bad advice because we, as entrepreneurs, aren’t actually IN our comfort zones. So how is it that we need to get out of them?
If there were ever a time to need a simplified marketing strategy, it’d be right now. Because in a matter of hours, your time and brain space to devote to marketing and running your business was severely reduced. Your kids are at home with you. Your spouse is at home with you. There are so many things to clean.There