Nicole Hesse’s Instagram bio describes her as a “Mouthy Bartender Turned Mouthy Millionaire” and her avatar features a sparkly unicorn with her tongue stuck out. So it’s no surprise that when Nicole led our Jewel Business Accelerator clients through a recent live workshop inside of our clients-only community, the insights she shared were both revolutionary and disruptive.
We’ve pulled 25 of the most innovative ideas from 2023 from conversations we had with some of the biggest thought leaders in the world and some of our Safi Media clients, and we’re delighted to share them here.
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If you want to make more money in your business this year, you need to find a way to accomplish this simple task
When you are a business coach, your job is to help your client accomplish a clear result, which is almost always directly related to making MORE MONEY.
After working with more than 600 women entrepreneurs in my business coaching programs, I can tell you this:
No matter how left leaning, granola-consuming, patchouli wearing, Indigo Girls’ listening, Brene Brown reading a person is (and no shade as I love all these things)…
Making more money MATTERS DEEPLY to women entrepreneurs.
As a business owner, you need to make a lot of hard decisions.
Some of the decisions you make take up brain space but aren’t complex.
Example: Should I host my meetup and restaurant x or restaurant y? Should I buy THIS podcast mic or THAT podcast mic?
But making decisions about things that involve RISK is not only a frequent occurrence for business owners…but a tremendously draining process. That’s because the consequences of these types of decisions can have bigger, long term impacts for your company.
There’s nothing more frustrating than pouring your heart into creating an offer only to have it…NOT SELL.
In this article, I will lay out a simple diagnostic tool you can use to help you uncover why your offer – especially group program, online course or “productized service” isn’t selling well, and a simple, doable step you can take to address the problem.