“We’ve been worried about what other people think since day one.”
Yeah, she said it. Susie Moore is the author of the recently published book Stop Checking Your Likes: Shake Off the Need for Approval and Live an Incredible Life and she walks the walk.
She doesn’t just talk about this and tell aspirational stories. She shares her secret to never worrying about negative comments and how saying it's my fault is actually a good thing!
You are going to LOVE this podcast episode. I got to chat with my “best friend” Ash Ambirge. She’s the creator and founder of The Middle Finger Project and book by the same name.This is for Front Row people. Ash says that “normal is the most disappointing thing in life for her” and I know you will relate.
There’s no roadmap for where we are today. I know we’re all wondering “what do I do now?” I am too. That’s why I recorded this episode.
First, I wanted to tell you that you are not alone. Everyone of us is affected by world events that we can’t control. Second, I don’t have it all figured out, but I have decided on a few things that are working for me. I outlined those on today’s episode, and I hope you find it helpful.
Today’s guest is a graphic design rock-star. She’s award winning (announced on the podcast!) with incredible talent. I had the chance to work with her on my new branding for Front Row CEO and on the Front Row CEO Planner. She shared so much good information. Listen for great ideas for your brand and product offers.
You’re going to love today’s episode. I’m sharing the Front Row CEO Content Planning System. You’ll see how I create 3 months of content in just a couple of hours. If you follow the plan that I’m breaking down in this podcast you will never have to worry about what to post, or how to show up. You’ll be consistent and you’ll always know what’s happening each day. That may be the best part of all, the clarity. (And the results!)
I recorded this episode with you in mind. After working in the entrepreneurial and online marketing space for several years I recognized a pattern. First in my own business, and then with clients. No matter what type of business, or what field of expertise I saw the same struggles. Are you a solopreneur or a CEO?
