Super excited to announce I've launched a monthly "news"letter to curate the best available content and resources for anyone looking to build a business, grow a practice, or increase a network online.
It’s called The Fix, and you can sign up here. (It’s free, but invaluable I dare say.)
In each issue of The Fix, I curate and share the most pertinent best practices, real-life success stories, and advice and thought leadership from the most trusted names and experts I find.
Want to get your Fix? Here are few examples of the types of content I might be sharing, if you want to test drive before you buy. (But remember, I said it’s free!)
Does the name Gino Wickman ring a bell? The founder of the wildly successful Entrepreneurial Operating System and author of best-selling Traction (among others), Gino is on a mission to help one million entrepreneurs in the making take their passions and convert them into profits. Sounds familiar, but Gino's methodology is based on years of studying, coaching and interviewing the most successful entrepreneurs in the business, and he's packaged a simple process that practically anyone can employ. Listen to Gino explain why you simply must love what you do to be a successful entrepreneur, and why that's not as easy it sounds.
Meanwhile, Jay Harrington recent conducted a free workshop where he worked attendees through a proven process to write high-engagement posts on LinkedIn. Ya know...the sort of thing the kids might call viral? He actually dissects some real-world examples, and leaves viewers with a simple but proven formula to craft posts that stir up conversation, generate reactions, and grow networks.
Lastly, if you're not subscribing to Brian Clark's Further, you really are missing out. He's on this track of thinking wherein professionals in their 40s and 50s (sound like anyone you know?) should be building "personal enterprises," in what he audaciously describes as a "7-figure enterprise with no investors and no employees." Whether that's your practice, your company, or just yourself, 7 figures sounds pretty tempting, right? Even if you never get there, the pursuit might get you a lot "further" than your current trajectory.
That's it from me for now. Until next time...