This episode is about how to reposition ourselves as a client relationship ninja, so our engagement never falls flat. I’m a firm believer that if you can maintain an amazing relationship, you will not only keep clients engaged, but have them buying again and again.

Some people are born to be entrepreneurs. Others are a bit more hesitant to dive in. Today’s guest on Diary of a Doer calls himself “the reluctant entrepreneur.” Paul Sjoberg is the founder of True North Realty and Leverage Information Technologies.

In this episode, you’ll hear Paul’s journey into entrepreneurship and how he learned early on that the secret to success is to have a “servant heart” in leadership.

This episode is about how to reposition ourselves as a client relationship ninja, so our engagement never falls flat. I’m a firm believer that if you can maintain an amazing relationship, you will not only keep clients engaged, but have them buying again and again.

In this episode, you’ll hear Amy share why she — unlike me — loves change, and how she believes that the only way to grow is by being put in uncomfortable situations. This year, after separating from a long-time business partner, Amy has had to live this belief out in experience and face her insecurities of running a business alone.

All business owners can relate to that feeling of hindsight being 20/20. A quote I recently heard, “I have no desire to suffer twice, in reality and then in retrospect,” got me thinking about six things I would change if I was starting Priority VA over again with my husband.

I can’t go back in time to make any of these changes. But, the life lessons I’ve learned are invaluable to helping me make wiser choices moving forward.

If right now you’re struggling to work with a scattered CEO who won’t let go of tasks, changes their mind ALL the time, gives half-baked information so you’re not exactly what to do next, and doesn’t communicate well, congratulations — that is ABSOLUTELY normal. You may be feeling like a jack-of-all trades just trying to make sense of the chaos, but today we’re going to break down your role so you can create a bit of structure for both you and your client.

If right now you’re struggling to work with a scattered CEO who won’t let go of tasks, changes their mind ALL the time, gives half-baked information so you’re not exactly what to do next, and doesn’t communicate well, congratulations — that is ABSOLUTELY normal. You may be feeling like a jack-of-all trades just trying to make sense of the chaos, but today we’re going to break down your role so you can create a bit of structure for both you and your client.

In this episode, Curtis is going to share tips like when you should eat, how to workout and how it all factors into your productivity each day. Y’all! Curtis is so freaking smart and he taught the simplest and most meaningful mantra that, to this day, has kept me on track in so many areas of my life. After hearing it, you’ll want to adopt it, too!

Why is it so easy for us to put off or neglect the things we know are good for us? Today, I’m talking about getting enough sleep. It’s no surprise that lack of sleep is a widespread problem, but our cognitive performance is suffering…and all so we can stay awake to binge-watch The Handmaid’s Tale on Hulu.

According to today’s guest on Diary of a Doer, Marc Gutman, our stories are critical to developing trust with potential clients and customers. Marc is a storyteller extraordinaire, and founder of WILDSTORY, a storytelling and content strategy shop. Marc says, “If you’re not telling your story, and telling it emotionally, someone else is probably telling it for you — poorly.”

In this episode, you’ll hear why it’s important to find your own tribe, the accountability that comes with a mastermind, how joining a mastermind with a variety of entrepreneurs and niches can spark new ideas to change and grow your business, and how to find the best fit for you.

In this episode, you’ll hear Todd explain Alter Egos, how mental health plays a role in your performance, and we’ll talk about the three forces controlling our lives: Imposter Syndrome, Personal Trauma, Tribal Narratives.