Business Owner vs. Thought Leader

Description

Do you want to be a business owner?

Or do you want to be a thought leader?

In this episode of Business of Thinking Big, I sit down with three incredible A-Players graduates — women who made the leap to invest not only their business, but in a journey of discovery that goes far beyond the quick wins.

Since making the decision to go all in on their businesses and participating in A-Players, each of these women has worked their way into becoming a respected thought leader in their niche, creating movements, building courses, launching podcasts, and dramatically increasing their revenue… and it took them far less time than you might think!

This is a must-hear conversation that is packed with insights and tips for growing your own influence. You’ll hear the intimate and unfiltered details of their challenges, their decision-making processes, their strategies, their hard work, and their triumphs. If you’re ready to be inspired, just press play!

In‌ ‌this‌ ‌episode,‌ ‌you’ll discover:‌

· The real differences between being a business owner and a thought leader, and how to build a more confident mindset

· How each guest stepped outside their comfort zone in order to grow their business — and how they benefitted

· The link between your authority and your pricing, and how to build your own revenue-boosting, dream-client-attracting thought leadership!

About Guests: Janette Yee is an athlete and perinatal therapist who specializes in Caesarean Birth rehabilitation. Chris Swail is a life and health coach who works with people who feel stuck in their patterns. Dee Boswell-Buck is a certified digital marketing strategist and the founder of Boswell-Buck Creative Consulting.

Timestamps:‌

00:31 Intro

01:34 Meet the A-Players

04:22 A-Players journeys

07:52 Business owner v. thought leader

10:33 Competition v. inspiration

12:29 Speaking up for your audience

14:09 Building social media presence

19:06 Podcast & course creation

22:43 Getting into “doing” mode

25:42 Thought leadership & ROI

34:16 Thought leadership & revenue growth