The Savannah Hamilton Show
The Savannah Hamilton Show
Savannah Hamilton
59: PIVOTING IN YOUR BUSINESS, HER 4-P FORMULA TO SUCCESS WITH JESS GLAZER AND HOW TO APPLY IT TO YOUR BUSINESS
55 minutes Posted Mar 25, 2020 at 4:00 am.
On this episode we talked about:
Truly being yourself
I have the capacity and I can do whatever it´s in front of me
You´re going to lose audience members anyway
The online space
If you don´t fix what´s broken, you´re never going to find success
How can I do more in my business?
We forget the gap between where you are right now and where you're client is
Having any type of structure, especially in the beginning, is so beneficial
You can't just connect the dots looking forward, you can only connect them looking backward
It´s your responsibility to look out for your business
Writing down how you're feeling
Why do you need more external validation?
Find gratitude on having more time for you and others
We don´t always have it all together
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On this episode we talked about: (2:43) Truly being yourself (5:58) I have the capacity and I can do whatever it´s in front of me (11:37) You´re going to lose audience members anyway (12:46) The online space (14:21) If you don´t fix what´s broken, you´re never going to find success (15:42) How can I do more in my business? (20:13) We forget the gap between where you are right now and where you're client is (21:33) Having any type of structure, especially in the beginning, is so beneficial (23:12) You can't just connect the dots looking forward, you can only connect them looking backward (29:21) It´s your responsibility to look out for your business (34:36) Writing down how you're feeling (35:54) Why do you need more external validation? (41:05) Find gratitude on having more time for you and others (42:31) We don´t always have it all together (48:47) I´m going to go back to what feels good "Instead of asking how can I do more, ask yourself: how can I do less?" "If you´re continuing to grow as a human, your interests will grow too" "Content has nothing to do with us, it has to do with your audience" About Jess: