If you feel stuck at a job, or even in your own business, wondering why you don't have the passion for it anymore, Franklin Taggart, host of the "Your Own Best Company" podcast, can help you find the right path to create a business (and life) that's engaging and fulfilling (and profitable).

More info and full show notes at www.salesfornerds.io.

Want a system to help you create and nurture business relationships and have fun doing it? Check out www.mimiran.com, the fun, "anti-CRM" for independent consultants.

Join guest Mark Firth as he shares his journey in digital marketing (and around the globe, from London to Bogota to Florida), and how he realized that posting on social media didn't give long last results. But YouTube's algorithm is different, and can help you connect with an audience.

Find out more at www.salesfornerds.io.

And check out Mimiran, the fun, anti-CRM for independent consultants at www.mimiran.com. 

Doubling your revenue seems like a big task, but in this episode, Michael Buzinksi, author of The Rule of 26, shows you how you can improve 3 key metrics by 26%, to double your business.

He also discusses the order to address the different metrics, and how to handle common problems.

Of course, this advice pairs well with Mimiran CRM for independent consultants.

Get the show notes and other links at SalesForNerds.io.

 

Hourly billing is the industry standard, but it creates perverse incentives for consultant and client.

Jonathan Stark is a former software developer turned consultant, and host of the Ditching Hourly podcast. He shares his journey from realizing how hourly billing was hurting his firm to making more money with better clients and more success with value-based fees.

He covers how to get more money upfront, how to set the prospect's mind at ease, even at higher price points, and much more.

Catch this episode and more at https://www.salesfornerds.io.

To implement some of the ideas in this episode, including offering multiple choices for prospects in one proposal, check out Mimiran, the fun, "anti-CRM" for independent consultants: https://www.mimiran.com. 

Corrie Loguidice was set to inherit the family business, but a series of traumatic events led her to change course and strike out on her own.

Applying the lessons she had learned as an art major (you read that right) and a marketer, she built her own consulting practice and now helps other professionals leave the corporate world to start their own consulting businesses. Learn how to do this the right way, straight from Corrie.

Julie Brown lauched never thought of herself as a master networker or professional speaker, but when someone asked her to give a talk on networking and the room was packed and people in the audience asked her to come talk to their firms, she knew she was on to something.

In addition to being a captivating speaker, Julie puts in the "work" to build the "network". Learn how you can do that the right way, the authentic way, without feeling slimy or overwhelmed, and having fun the whole time.

We communicate not just with words but with tone and body language. Voice coach Cynthia Zhai discusses how we can communicate confidently by being intentional about voice. We can't all sound like Morgan Freeman, but we can improve how we talk to be more effective.

As business owners, we spend a lot of time trying to make our minds more productive, often without considering that our minds are connected to our bodies. If we don't take care of our bodies, we miss out on joy and productivity, and we load up on stress. Ashley DePaulis, who helps large organizations prevent burnout and turnover, is here to give you tips that will make not just your business, but your life better.

If you read the business news, you might think that you have to start a business by dropping out of college, or you're too late. But Rick Terrien, who did start a successful business while in college, and now runs the Center for Ageless Entrepreneurs, shows you that it's never too late, and that you should be planning to start a business in your later years.

Melisa Liberman loved working at a big consulting firm. But life had other plans and she ended up an independent consultant. She talks about how she struggled with the mindset shift from employee to business owner, and how you can make the leap much faster and with les stress.

Liz Steblay details her journey from working mom at a Big 4 consulting firm, struggling to juggle everything, to becoming a successful independent consultant, and founding an organization to help others make the leap. Learn what she learned about managing money, finding clients, and staying sane.