Money. You want it, you love it, you need it, you make it, and you still have questions… What do I need to do to protect it? Why is it hard to talk about money? Why do I feel so emotional about it? And how do I find the right financial planner!?
The truth is, women are in a historic moment: We are the first generation in history to have the professional and financial opportunities we do right now. However, our responsibilities have increased dramatically as well. Besides work, we’re still shouldering the majority of responsibilities for child care, caring for aging parents, running the household… you know the story (and you’ve probably experienced the decision fatigue)!
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ICONIC This Fall…
Often when I am working with my clients — these are women entrepreneurs whose revenues are typically in the 7- or 8-figures — and if I’m feeling some stuckness or resistance around their business, I will challenge them to this:
Most often the troubles and challenges they are experiencing are actually stemming from the fact they are THINKING TOO SMALL.
They are trying to fix a problem instead of working within their vision.
When we identify that and break through to the larger vision and purpose of what they really should be working on, it’s a tremendous RELIEF.
Chantelle Bruinsma, CEO + Founder of Studio Expansion — Glambition Radio Episode 162 with Ali Brown
Meet the Australian who’s made millions from her groundbreaking coaching programs specifically for dance studio owners… but only AFTER she CUT 60% of the content from her initial courses. What? Yes… it was the best thing she could have done. The biggest mistake many info-preneurs make is overloading their new members with too much content at once. And sadly, in the quest to ‘wow’ our clients, it simply overwhelms them, and they slip away. But in this case, she nailed it, leading to even better results for her clients.
On #GlambitionRadio, my 3-year Premier client Chantelle Bruinsma, CEO and Founder of Studio Expansion, has solid advice that I want everyone to hear: simplify, simplify, simplify.
Ellen Latham, Creator of Orangetheory Fitness — Glambition Radio Episode 161 with Ali Brown
You’ve seen the ‘orange splat’ that’s pervaded nearly every corner in America… and now also the world. But did you know the Orangetheory concept was created by Florida fitness trainer Ellen Latham while she was a single mom in her 40s? I’m thrilled for you to meet the founder of this global fitness phenomenon on #GlambitionRadio!
Orangetheory Fitness has grown to 1,100+ studios across the U.S. and in more than 23 countries—in just 8 YEARS. Last year the company reached $1 BILLION in systemwide sales. The Orangetheory Workout is now conducted in eight different languages, with 800,000 members worldwide.
Phoenix, Miami, and NYC…
It’s been a crazy few weeks with two sick kids (alternating, so there always seems to be one home), a lost phone in Mexico (a situation I learned to embrace), and working on a book proposal deadline.
And now that I’m feeling a bit more settled in this week, I wanted to drop you an update on some upcoming events and travels.
1. JUST A FEW SEATS LEFT AT MY UPCOMING ‘I.P. RETREAT’ IN PHOENIX
Join me for 3 full days of turbo content creation, March 19-21.
Cathy Savage, Fitness Pioneer + Business Coach — Glambition Radio Episode 158 with Ali Brown
You’re about to meet a woman who has been a longtime force of nature in the world of women’s fitness. Beginning in the ‘90s, Cathy Savage paved the way in competition coaching for women.
But more importantly since then, she’s worked to shift the current industry’s oversexed focus back to where it should be: empowerment, athleticism, and health. And I’m honored this prominent powerhouse is a client of mine.
Cathy has been featured on MTV, ABC News, and Fox News, and she is on the prestigious Advisory panel of and a contributor for Oxygen Magazine and Strong Magazine.
NEW workshop this March (only 12 seats remain)
In 2015, one of my longtime followers pulled me aside at an event, and quietly shared, “I knew the moment you were back.”
I paused and considered the observation.
Hmmm. I was never ‘gone’. I had been very actively working on and in my business, growing our programs, managing the team, advising my high-end clients, and out there speaking and networking.
And then I realized what she was actually talking about: my thought leadership.
(When I use that term, it’s not loosely. I mean being truly a thought LEADER… not just anyone who has a bevy of followers online.)
I paused to consider.
‘Your ICONIC 2019’ — Glambition Radio Episode 157 with Ali Brown
Let’s do this! There’s some powerful energy in the air for 2019 around creating what you REALLY want next. But there are some major moves you have to consider first to get there, and I’m sharing them with you on this special solo episode of #GlambitionRadio.
My first recommendation may surprise you, and that’s not what to take on, but what to let go of. And I give you my special secret formula to identify those things quickly. You can’t move into your true ICONIC work until you decide what’s NOT up to par for you anymore.
Lynn Perkins, CEO + Co-Founder of UrbanSitter — Glambition Radio Episode 156 with Ali Brown
Entrepreneurs with kids often underestimate the importance of good childcare to support our careers and our missions (not to mention our marriages)! And you can thank Lynn Perkins, CEO and Co-Founder of UrbanSitter, for creating an app that makes finding even last minute childcare easier and more trustworthy than ever.
What’s different about UrbanSitter than any other app or site is it plugs into your existing social networks to find sitters and nannies. So for example, you can link to your Facebook network, school, church, or other community organization, and you’ll instantly see the sitters that are being used regularly and recommended within.
Lyndie Benson, Founder + Designer of Bleusalt — Glambition Radio Episode 155 with Ali Brown
This is a story of personal reinvention, as well as fashion innovation. Meet Lyndie Benson. You may not know her name, but her talents were behind the career of her husband for 30 years: saxophonist Kenny G. (Many don’t know that Lyndie named all of Kenny’s commercially successful albums and names of the songs, as well as designed most of the album covers.) But when their marriage came to an end a few years ago, she decided it was high time to put her own creative passions first. Her sustainable luxury fashion brand Bleusalt is barely a few years out of the gate, but its chic, relaxed, eco-style has already drawn the attention of celebs like Cindy Crawford and Patrick Dempsey.
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