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Rachael follows up with Amanda from Episode #7, where they discuss how her labor and birth went from the surrogacy pregnancy, how she's feeling now, and her family's rad plans for the next year.

Rachael and Amanda also bond over best copywriting practices and their shared experience of career switching from school teacher to copywriter.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

• Little ways to spread more joy
• How non-profit organizations can strategize and write better copy to raise more money
• From teacher to business owner: Amanda's entrepreneurial journey
• A ChatGPT prompt you've probably never heard of but will help you understand your clients better
• The 7 words to avoid if you don't want to sound like ChatGPT
• Rachael & Amanda's personal beefs with LinkedIn (22:02)
• How to manage your time with the power of "Theme Days" (28:00)
• Amanda's birth update & how she's doing emotionally (33:00)
• Answers to post-surrogacy questions you wouldn't think to ask (36:00)
• Building an entire village in western Kenya with rural medicine in mind (43:00)
• Why Amanda is moving her family of 5 to Suriname to help her sister and BIL repeat the rural medicine model
• Being comfortable with being uncomfortable (50:00)

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Amanda's Website, Lemon Zest Copywriting: https://lemonzestcopywriting.com/

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