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The Ordinary Business®️ PodcastAre Coffee Chats Worth Your Time? A Roundtable EpisodeI know what it’s like to look at your calendar and wonder if you actually need that coffee chat—or if you’d rather just, you know, nap, read a book, or, in a wild twist, get your actual work done. This episode is for ordinary business owners juggling work and life (and maybe a little people-pleasing fatigue), wrestling with whether “coffee chats” are networking magic or just another time trap.>> Huge thanks to our sponsor, Virtually Robyn! Check out her Strategy Sessions and mention 'Ordinary' for a bonus.Today, I sat down with four fello...
2026-06-2328 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastGamifying Your To-Do List with Stickers and Bundt Cake with BrandaEver felt like you’re drowning in sticky notes, missing appointments, or accidentally double-booking three summits and your sister-in-law’s birthday—all in the same month? This episode is for the ordinary but thriving business owner who wants fewer headaches, more naps, and a business system that doesn’t feel like a second full-time job.>> Thanks to our sponsor, Bright Bunch Designs!Today, I get nosy with Branda (https://www.therelevantcollective.com/), the funnel nerd and former teacher who ditched chaos by turning her business (and her life) into a giant board game—stickers, dessert prizes, an...
2026-06-1620 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastWalking Away from Instagram (and Still Booking Clients) with ShannonEver felt like you’re supposed to be everywhere online…but you’d rather be literally anywhere else? This episode is basically your permission slip. I sit down with Shannon (https://www.sundaymusedesign.com/), an ordinary but thriving business owner who’s done the unthinkable: she stepped off the Instagram hamster wheel and didn’t disappear into the void. If you’re exhausted by the endless “post more” advice and want a business that works for your actual life (think: client work, family time, naps), you’re in the right place.Today’s chat is about running a design business wi...
2026-06-0920 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastAirtable + Zite: The Client Portal Setup Emylee UsesThis episode is for every ordinary business owner who’s done with juggling too many tools, wants a business that feels manageable, and refuses to trade their nap time for “hustle.” If you’re all about keeping things real (and maybe just a smidge pretty), you’re in the right place.Today, I’m chatting with Emylee Williams (https://www.soldoutservices.com/) about her actual tech stack—including why she’s hoarding over a thousand Airtable tables and why she ditched the usual suspects like Dubsado and Asana in favor of tools that keep things simple. We swap notes on au...
2026-06-0222 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastHow Stephanie Runs a 16-Hour Workweek Without Losing Her CoolIn this episode, I sit down with Stephanie Darby (https://stephaniedarbyrd.com/) who proves you don’t have to sabotage your sleep or sanity just to “make it” in business. If you’re juggling nap schedules and client calls while side-eyeing hustle culture, you’re absolutely in the right place.Stephanie and I dig into what running a business on 16 hours a week actually looks like (spoiler: there’s no secret millionaire playbook here), how she sets boundaries that make room for real life, and why it’s very okay if your business grows at a speed that feels goo...
2026-05-2622 min
The Real Experts in BusinessPop-Up Offers Strategy: How to Increase Revenue Without Rebuilding Your Business with Jess FreemanIf you’re overthinking your next offer or stuck trying to create something “perfect,” this episode is going to simplify your entire business strategy. In this episode of The Real Experts in Business podcast, I sit down with Jess Freeman to break down how pop-up offers can drive immediate revenue growth without overhauling your service-based business. This is for service-based entrepreneurs who are sitting in a revenue plateau, unsure what to sell next, or feeling pressure to constantly reinvent their offers. After 9 years of experience, I can tell you this is one of the most underutilized strategies for consistent busine...
2026-05-1941 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastHow Angelina Builds Business Friendships Without Getting Burned OutEver feel like finding real business friends online is basically adult trick-or-treating—sometimes you get a full-size Snickers, sometimes it’s a toothbrush? In this episode, Angelina (https://wildwavepodcasting.com/) and I get honest about what it really takes to create actual connections when you’re a regular busy human, not a “networking queen” who collects business cards like Pokemon. From resisting the pressure to pitch (or be pitched) at every coffee chat, to showing up as yourself—even when your “office” is the corner of your kitchen table.>> Thanks to our sponsor, Bright Bunch Designs!>...
2026-05-1928 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastEnding the Day with a "Did It" List with Tammie BennettIn this episode, I sat down with Tammie Bennett (https://itstammiebennett.com/), a totally ordinary but thriving business owner, to talk honestly about shutting down the nightly mental to-do list parade and celebrating small, real wins.>> Thanks to our sponsor, Roop Creative Agency!Tammie gives the rundown on her low-pressure “did it list” practice—the most anti-hustle thing you’ll try this week. If you’re tired of performative productivity and want a no B.S. way to actually see your efforts (without weaponizing them against yourself), this episode is basically your permission slip. Think: building c...
2026-05-1218 minThe Ordinary Business®️ Podcast800 Subscribers and No Social Strategy: How Karen Gets ClientsIn this episode, I sit down with Karen Webber (www.goodnessmarketing.co.uk) to spill the tea on ditching the hustle, making real connections, and building a business that actually feels good—yes, even if you secretly love silly Reels and occasionally stalk LinkedIn. If you’re tired of feeling like you’re supposed to do everything by the algorithm and just want a business that fits around your life (naps, groceries, family and all), this one’s for you.Karen Webber gets real about how most of her clients come from places that have absolutely nothing to do wi...
2026-05-0520 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastBTS: The Event That Flopped in 2017 (And Why I Tried Again Anyway)I’m sharing the messy (and embarrassing) truth about my failed first attempt at hosting an event in 2017, the internet post that spiraled, and how building a tight-knit community of ordinary business owners made all the difference. If you think success means doing things big and loud, let’s talk about selling tickets without a huge following, growing slowly, and showing up as your real self—even if that means running things in sweatpants.→ Learn more about The Ordinary Business: https://www.theordinarybusiness.com→ Enjoy this episode? Buy me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/ordinarybusiness
2026-04-2811 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastRegulating Yourself Between Client Calls with Kim PerezWhat if thriving as a business owner didn’t mean hustling from sunrise to collapse or pretending you love every minute? In this episode, I sit down with Kim Perez (https://www.rootandbranchnutrition.com/) to talk about the messier reality of juggling work, family, and that ever-elusive self-care thing (spoiler: endless to-do lists and snack runs are involved). >> Get your free month with our sponsor, Cosmic Content Club! If you’ve ever rolled your eyes at “morning routine” influencers or wondered how to squeeze a moment of peace into a back-to-back day, you’re in the right...
2026-04-2120 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastHow Rachael Mueller Runs a Flexible Business While TravelingIn this episode, I sit down with a fellow ordinary-but-thriving business owner, Rachael Muller (https://heyrachael.com/) to talk about juggling real life—traveling the world, eating your way through Taipei, and actually enjoying your mornings—while still getting stuff done. This is for you if you’re tired of “dream big” sermons and just want an honest chat about finding your own pace.>> Shout-out to our sponsor, Jennie Kerns!Here’s what we get into: how to set client boundaries (especially across wild time zones), why a calendar is your best friend (yes, fun time goes in...
2026-04-1422 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastHow Sam Burmeister Runs Her Copy Business from EverywhereEver tried running a business while bouncing between time zones, fitting in deep work, and still making time for groceries? Today, I’m chatting with Sam (https://www.nomadcopyagency.com/), a nomadic copywriter who’s got the calendar boundaries to prove you can still serve your clients, enjoy ear-plug-worthy quiet time, and build community—even if your “office” changes every few months. We’re getting blunt about time zone headaches, what actually works for keeping clients happy, and how to make travel (or any unconventional lifestyle) actually work for your business—without sacrificing your sanity (or sleep).>> Thanks...
2026-04-0724 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastHow "Batch December" Lets Annie Franceschi RefuelBuilding a business is hard enough without trying to measure up to some imaginary "boss babe" checklist or running yourself ragged every December. In this episode, I’m chatting with Annie Franceschi (www.greateststorycreative.com), who is decidedly ordinary (in the best way) and proof that you don’t have to trade your sanity for a thriving business or a little Disney magic on the side. If you’ve ever wondered how real business owners manage to press pause, still hit their goals, and even sneak in a nap without guilt—yep, you belong here.>> Thanks to our spon...
2026-04-0724 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastWhy Jamie Never Quit Her Day Job (And Avoids Burning Out)Let’s talk about building a business between team meetings, emails, and whatever kid chaos or coffee refills life throws at you. This episode isn’t about quitting your job and buying a yacht off your “passive” income. It’s about surviving (and actually enjoying) having a day job while running a business, and carving out a “good enough” routine, even if it involves emailing from the bathroom or scheduling client calls after dinner.>> Thanks to our sponsor, Leah Bryant! Use code "Ordinary" at check-out.I asked Jamie every nosy question about juggling an 8-to-5 with entrepren...
2026-04-0723 min
Chronically Cozy Business Chats18. How to use SEO and Web Design to grow Your Business with Low Energy with Jess FreemanA Cozy Chat with Jess of Jess Creatives About How your Website and SEO can Work while you RestOn This Episode of Cozy ChatsJess and I dive into the importance of websites and SEO! If you're feeling overwhelmed by digital marketing, this guide will break down the essentials for you.With social media's growing dominance, many may question the necessity of owning a website. However, Jess argues that having your own platform is essential. She describes SEO as a...
2026-04-0255 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastChoosing 12-Week Timelines Over VIP Days with Eva CoutoEver feel like everyone’s sprinting through business while you’re just trying to keep your coffee hot and your contracts not a mess? In this episode, I sit down with Eva (https://www.flyingcolourscreative.com) to talk honestly about timelines, client expectations, and why not every service needs to come wrapped in a bow labeled “VIP Day.”>> Thanks to our sponsor, Of Course Financial!I dig into why the world’s obsessed with one-week design sprints, how Eva built her own 12-week branding process (spoiler: it’s not a race), and the beauty of saying “no t...
2026-03-3125 min
Values-First MarketingBook Out Clients Months Ahead with Jess FreemanShe's been booked out months in advance with a full client roster for 14 years in business. And she doesn't pay for ads or manage a large team.I recently sat down with Jess Freeman, a web designer and SEO strategist and here's what she revealed about her marketing strategy that most service providers are missing:Organic marketing isn't about finding the one "right" channel. Instead, it's about understanding which methods actually work for your business, and then doubling down on organic marketing strategies that compound over time.In this episode, we dive into:
2026-03-2435 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastSetting Boundaries for Your ADHD Brain with Maggie PattersonLiving with anxiety, juggling ADHD, and running a service business isn’t exactly the glamorous rollercoaster social media sells. It’s more like herding cats… while replying to client emails that absolutely must be on calls you never wanted to take. In this episode, I get real with Maggie Patterson (https://bsfreebusiness.com/), digging into the nitty-gritty of setting boundaries, saying “no” to never-ending Zoom calls, and making your business actually work for your brain—not the other way around.If you’ve ever stared at a tool you hate, ghosted your own productivity hacks, or wondered if it’s okay t...
2026-03-2420 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastHow Jenn Green's Family Helps Her Business Actually WorkEver wondered how “family business” looks when it’s not a legacy empire, just dinner at the kitchen table and your kid running your Instagram ads? In this episode, I sat down with Jenn Green (https://thejenngreen.com/) to talk about leaning all the way into getting help from the people under your own roof—because who said entrepreneurship can’t include floaty bloopers, animated marketing graphics, and a husband who’s definitely not the Elf movie dad?>> Thanks to our sponsor, The Co-Promotion Club!Jenn and I cover what it really looks like when family pitches i...
2026-03-1724 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastGetting Hands-On Again After Outsourcing Everything with Marissa LawtonFeeling like your business is ghosting you? In this episode of The Ordinary Business Podcast, I'm sitting down with Marissa Lawton (https://www.marissalawton.com/) to talk about what it actually looks like to have a relationship with your business—spoiler alert: it’s less “sexy CEO power moves” and more “figuring out where the heck your passwords are.” If you've ever avoided opening your bank account or pretended your business subscriptions just…sort themselves out, you are so in the right place.>> Thanks to our sponsor, Holly Tate!Today, Marissa and I dig into the art of reconne...
2026-03-1023 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastThe State of Online Business Results 2026 with Jess, Ginny, and JodiThe State of Online Business 2026 survey results are in, and we have thoughts!Read for yourself: https://theordinarybusiness.com/state-of-online-business-survey-2026/In this episode of The Ordinary Business Podcast, I’m sitting down with two of my best business friends—Jodi and Ginny—for a chat about what actually goes on behind the scenes of real small businesses. If you’re tired of those “million-dollar flexes” and want insight into making your everyday, ordinary business work for your real life, you’re in the right place.→ Learn more about The Ordinary Business: ht...
2026-03-0532 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastDitching Routines for Anchor Points with Becca Post [Mini Series]If you’ve ever felt guilty for not waking up at 5AM, meditating and journaling and running a marathon before breakfast—this episode is for you. I sat down with Becca Post (https://forwardhealing.co/), intuitive therapist, coach, and fellow gluten-free baking enthusiast, to talk about what happens when you ditch the “perfect routine” and start anchoring your day with rituals that actually fit your real life.>> Shout-out to our sponsor, Leah! Head to leahbryantco.com/getfound and use coupon code "Ordinary" to get started.Links mentioned by Becca: POCKE...
2026-03-0324 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastWhy Brittany Only Takes Client Calls Two Days a Week [Mini Series]Ready to ditch the “always-on” grind and actually enjoy your life (and your business)? In this episode of The Ordinary Business Podcast, I sit down with Brittany Burns (Brittanyalexaburns.com)—a health and wellness coach and seasoned business owner who’s figured out how to run her biz without sacrificing her sanity, her family time, or her love for rock climbing (yep, you read that right). >> Thanks to our sponsor, The Co-Promotion Club!I get Brittany talking about why she only takes calls on Mondays and Tuesdays, office hours that start at the “ungodly” hour of 6am, and...
2026-03-0321 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastIVF, Chronic Illness, and a Business with Sarah Weiss [Mini Series]Ever wondered how “ordinary” business owners actually get through wild seasons—like running a lean business while juggling IVF, chronic illness, and raising a baby? (Spoiler: There’s no sexy guru hack, just a lot of honesty and resilience.) In this episode, I sit down with Sarah Weiss to talk about the real stuff nobody puts on their highlight reel: messy boundaries, secret fears about losing clients, and creative ways to fit work around medical appointments and nap time.>> Thanks to our sponsor, Mindi Huebner!We get blunt about the weirdness of hiding big life...
2026-03-0322 min
Market This | Local Business Marketing, Content Marketing & Website Copywriting17: How to Get Your Small Business Found on Google With Jess FreemanAre you tired of feeling like you have to show up on Instagram every single day just to get clients?In this episode of Market This, I’m joined by SEO expert Jess Freeman from Jess Creatives, and we’re breaking down what actually matters when it comes to SEO for small business owners.If you’ve ever wondered:Do I really need a blog?What even is a meta description?Is ChatGPT enough for SEO?Does location actually matter?Are Google reviews worth it?This episode is for you.
2026-02-2556 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastDeleting Business Apps to Reduce Burnout with Elizabeth QuakkelaarI’m here for the business owners who are just plain tired of notifications, Slack pings, and that urge to check email (even when you’re relaxing on the couch—guilty, just like you). This episode is all about reclaiming some peace and reminding yourself that running a thriving business doesn’t mean you need to be “always on”—especially if your mental health has had enough of hustle expectations.>> Thanks to our sponsor, Holly Tate!Today, I chat with Elizabeth Quakkelaar—a real-deal accounting pro who kicked business apps off her phone and set boundaries that...
2026-02-2422 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastBTS of How I Keep My Business Running with Preschool HoursLet’s be honest—juggling preschool drop-offs, pick-ups, and client calls is not exactly what “business influencers” are Instagramming about. In this episode, I dive into the very real mess and magic of managing a service-based business while figuring out preschool logistics, family schedules, and the infamous car pickup line. >> This episode is sponsored by Leah Bryant. Do you have a podcast that isn't being found by the right audience? Leah helps podcasters with her Get Found Audit, a deep dive into your show's discoverability so you can start attracting the right listeners. Head to leahbryantco.com/getfound...
2026-02-1719 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastPinterest Over Instagram? How Andi Found Her GrooveEver feel like marketing your business is just another frantic item on your never-ending to-do list—right up there with remembering to feed your kids and resisting the urge to rage-quit Instagram? This episode of The Ordinary Business Podcast is with Andi Smiley, a fellow podcaster and mom who’s managed to escape the rabbit hole of hustle culture (and the clutches of Instagram) by leaning into the world of Pinterest. Grab her "Is Pinterest Right for Me?" checklist: https://friendlypodcastguide.com/is-pinterest-right-for-me-checklist/I’m getting real with Andi about what it’s like to j...
2026-02-1018 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastChronic Illness and Business Boundaries with Rheanna NutterDouble-dose of episodes today with a little focus on health. Enjoy!There’s juggling, and then there’s running a business while your body is throwing you a new curveball every hour. In this episode, I chatted with Rheanna Nutter (yep, the Chronic CEO herself: https://www.thechronicceo.co/) to talk about the real deal of building a thriving business when chronic illness is your not-so-optional sidekick. Forget celebrity entrepreneur hacks—this is about actual human life, where “self care” looks like setting up a nap-friendly workspace and learning when to just call it quits for the day.
2026-02-0323 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastChoosing “Me Time” Over Morning Emails with Kelley KempelDouble-dose of episodes today with a little focus on health. Enjoy!Balancing business, workouts, and life? If you’ve ever tried to squeeze in movement between client emails or even wondered how “real” business owners keep up with health routines (hint: it’s not all green juice and yoga mats), this episode’s for you. I sat down with Kelley Kempel, owner of Hidden Path Creative (https://www.hiddenpathcreative.com/), and we got real about ditching hustle culture while keeping workouts as a non-negotiable—even for those of us who aren’t chasing marathon medals.>> Thanks to our...
2026-02-0320 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastMaking Connections When You’re Socially Anxious with Maddy AucoinMaking friends as an adult is hard—making real connections as a business owner? Sometimes it straight-up feels impossible. In this episode, I sat down with website copywriter and all-around cool human, Maddy Aucoin (https://www.bymaddyaucoin.com/), to spill the real tea on building friendships (and finding your people) online—even if you’re more socially anxious than you let on.>> Today's sponsor: https://www.melissamitt.com/baselineWe chatted about everything from surviving awkward Zoom coffee chats to those “am I on your spreadsheet??” DMs, plus sneaky ways to make connection way less cringey (s...
2026-01-2726 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastAdding KPIs to Your Hobbies with Michelle OngEver feel like “work-life balance” is code for “work all the time and feel guilty about it”? In this episode, I chat with Michelle Ong (https://hellolemonmedia.com/), Instagram strategist and certified path-of-least-resistance advocate, to talk about rediscovering movement and joy—without adding another impossible item to your already bonkers to-do list. Spoiler: It’s not about running marathons or “crushing” anything. It’s about hacking your day with what actually fits—sweatpants, laziness, and all.Michelle shares how going from spin class junkie to solo business owner killed her favorite habits (cue: too many days in the same spot, not e...
2026-01-2028 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastTaking Time Off Even If You’re the Only One Running ThingsEver wish you could take a real vacation without needing a “seven figure team” or burning the midnight oil before and after? This episode is for the ordinary-but-thriving business owner who wants a life, not just a job. Taylor's workshop: https://tayloraller.myflodesk.com/buildyourbotjanIf you’re tired of feeling like time off is only for empire builders and “productivity hacks,” I’m right there with you (and, spoiler alert: I’m not buying it either).I’m pulling back the curtain on how I—just one person, no team—manage to take 5-7 weeks off e...
2026-01-1318 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastTime Management When “Time Blocking” Doesn’t Work with Melissa Boufounos [Mini Series]This conversation is part of a mini series on the ordinary-but-real health complexities so many business owners face. We’re talking honestly about capacity, caregiving, and the behind-the-scenes adjustments we make to keep our businesses sustainable.Ever had your life plan derailed by something totally out of left field? That’s exactly what happened to Melissa Boufounos, my guest on this episode. We’re getting real about what it’s actually like to run a business with “hidden” challenges—think post-concussion syndrome, chronic illness, and all the curveballs that force you to break up with time-blocking...
2026-01-0624 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastHow Automations Became Parijat's Most Reliable Caregiver (While Running a Business) [Mini Series]This conversation is part of a mini series on the ordinary-but-real health complexities so many business owners face. We’re talking honestly about capacity, caregiving, and the behind-the-scenes adjustments we make to keep our businesses sustainable.In this episode, I chat with Parijat (https://ruvelle.com/), a business owner and parent who’s balancing high-stakes parenting with running a business that actually matters. I get into the nitty-gritty with Parijat about automations that actually save brain cells, protecting your time like it’s the last donut in the box, and building visibility the real-person way (spoile...
2026-01-0621 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastThe ADHD-Friendly Systems Hillary Ervin Uses to Run Her Business [Mini Series]This conversation is part of a mini series on the ordinary-but-real health complexities so many business owners face. We’re talking honestly about capacity, caregiving, and the behind-the-scenes adjustments we make to keep our businesses sustainable.In this episode, I sit down with Hillary, a registered dietitian and business owner who found out she has ADHD after building her business. If you’ve ever wondered how to keep your keys, thoughts, and clients from falling into the void—or why “cute bowls” are basically survival tools—this one’s for you.Today, Hillary gets real about theme da...
2026-01-0623 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastWhat's Next for The Ordinary BusinessLet’s talk what’s really coming: summits (yes, plural!), monthly Slack chats, and maybe a cozy in-person event that’s more coffee chat than conference. My whole focus for next year? Finding ways to help you connect, feel seen, and actually enjoy being a business owner at any stage.→ Learn more about The Ordinary Business: https://www.theordinarybusiness.com
2025-12-3007 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastHow Habit Anchors Keep Dr. Sapphire’s Life TogetherEver buy a stack of books that looks nice on the shelf…but somehow, you never read any of them? Same. This episode, I sat down with Dr. Sapphire, an ordinary business owner who’s juggling two careers, a reading habit that keeps multiplying, and a battle against end-of-year panic. We talked about anchor habits—the sneaky tricks that help you actually follow through on routines without burning out or quietly quitting.This isn’t another “7 habits of billionaire founders” kind of chat. Dr. Sapphire shares real strategies for weaving new habits into your workday, how routine helps when y...
2025-12-2313 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastHow I Get Clients Without Relying on Email MarketingThis episode, I'm spilling the real tea on what it actually looks like to run a profitable, sustainable business, without your “number one moneymaker” being a magical inbox.Here’s the thing: I’ve spent 14 years in business, tried all the freebies, webinars, and custom quizzes the internet has to offer, and my email list is still not paying my grocery bill. I'm break ing down exactly where my clients do come from (hint: it’s not email), how I’ve learned to let go of what “should” work, and why leaning into what works for you is the real powe...
2025-12-1614 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastHow Brittney Lynn Built an 8-Year Client Retention Rate (Without Marketing)Do you really have to “be everywhere” online to run a thriving business? In this episode, I sit down with Brittney Lynn (https://www.humanconnectionagency.com/), a business owner who ditched the constant posting and still managed to run a profitable business. If you’ve ever felt the pressure to chase every trend or stack your calendar with marketing to-dos, you’re in the right place. This conversation gets real about riding out tough seasons, grieving, changing direction, and finding out what actually matters when you work for yourself.We're digging into what it looks like to...
2025-12-0925 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastBuilding a Business Around a Homeschool Schedule with Payton Moran [Mini Series]The first week of every month, I drop three related episodes for a little mini-series deep dive. This month, we’re talking about the reality of parenting while running a business: the interruptions, the routines, and the tiny windows of focus we protect with our lives. Grab your coffee and dive in. ☕️In this episode, I sit down with Payton Moran, a business coach (https://payton-moran-495e.mykajabi.com/) and homeschool mom, to talk about what it really takes to run a business and keep the tiny humans alive—without turning into a productivity robot. Spoiler: Payton’s not here...
2025-12-0218 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastPost-its and 20-Hour Weeks: How Kristin Wilson Keeps It Simple [Mini Series]The first week of every month, I drop three related episodes for a little mini-series deep dive. This month, we’re talking about the reality of parenting while running a business: the interruptions, the routines, and the tiny windows of focus we protect with our lives. Grab your coffee and dive in. ☕️In this episode, I sit down with flower preservation artist (and certified time-blocking wizard) Kristin Wilson to talk about what it really looks like to run a business with just a handful of hours a day—while still showing up for your people, keeping burnout at bay...
2025-12-0224 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastWhy Morgan Hired Help at Home Before She Hired Help in Her Business [Mini Series]The first week of every month, I drop three related episodes for a little mini-series deep dive. This month, we’re talking about the reality of parenting while running a business: the interruptions, the routines, and the tiny windows of focus we protect with our lives. Grab your coffee and dive in. ☕️Let’s be honest: folding laundry is the least glamorous business task out there—which is why I’m glad to hand the mic to Morgan Specht, military spouse, mom of two, and founder of Specht & Co (https://www.spechtand.co/), who’s here to tackle the rea...
2025-12-0221 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastBuilding a Flexible Business When Life Gets Heavy with Rebecca StanisicEver feel like “balance” is just something out-of-touch business gurus talk about, while the rest of us are squeezing in work between school pick-ups, chemo appointments, and the not-so-glamorous realities of real life? This episode is for you—the ordinary-but-thriving business owner who’s juggling caregiving, client deadlines, and maybe a nap (a win in my book).Today, I’m joined by Rebecca Stanisic (https://bitofmomsense.com/), a writer and content strategist who’s built a business that flexes around heavy caregiving seasons, endless appointments, and all the unpredictability that comes with real life (spoiler: no 5am routines req...
2025-11-2520 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastHow Brittany’s CEO Pact Keeps Her Business (and Brain) LeanEver feel like your brain has more browser tabs open than your laptop? Same. In this episode, I sit down with Brittany Braswell (https://www.brittanybraswellrd.com/) for a real talk about paring down distractions and building a business that actually fits real life (kids, carpool, inbox chaos and all). We dig into everything from closing computer tabs (seriously, it’s a thing) to saying “no thanks” to shiny new courses and unsubscribing from those relentless business emails.If you’ve ever wondered what it actually looks like to keep your business lean without losing your sanity, Brittany...
2025-11-1820 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastThe Most Boring Thing That'll Get You AnswersFeel like you’re playing whack-a-mole with your business—tweaking your offers, rewriting your content, posting more without seeing results? You’re not alone in the ordinary-but-thriving club. In this episode, I get real about why market research isn’t glamorous, but absolutely game-changing (seriously, Google Forms are my love language). If you’ve ever wondered why your audience isn’t biting or why engagement flatlined, this chat is for you—and yes, I spill all the honest details from my own market research deep-dives.I walk through exactly how I ran fifty-five (yes, fifty-five) market researc...
2025-11-1114 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastThe “Do I Really Need This?” Audit with Raven Wilson [Mini Series]The first week of every month, I drop three related episodes for a little “mini series” deep dive on one topic. This month we’re talking about the real, unglamorous side of work — the audits, the tools, the time blocks that keep our businesses running. Grab your coffee and binge away. ☕️I sat down with Raven Wilson (a fellow real-life business owner, just like you) to get honest about what actually works for ordinary folks trying to run a sustainable business—without the billion-dollar overwhelm or seven-figure fluff. From juggling work, life, and the occasional out-of-office...
2025-11-0421 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastMy $400/Month Not-So-Fancy Tech Stack [Mini Series]The first week of every month, I drop three related episodes for a little “mini series” deep dive on one topic. This month we’re talking about the real, unglamorous side of work — the audits, the tools, the time blocks that keep our businesses running. Grab your coffee and binge away. ☕️In this episode, I’m breaking down every tool I use to run my web design business—no expensive subscriptions, no “million-dollar must-haves,” just the practical stuff that actually keeps me organized and sane. If you’re tired of confusing recommendations from celebrity entrepreneurs and just want to know...
2025-11-0415 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastFour-Hour Workdays: Toddlers and Deadlines with Amy Hanneke [Mini Series]The first week of every month, I drop three related episodes for a little “mini series” deep dive on one topic. This month we’re talking about the real, unglamorous side of work — the audits, the tools, the time blocks that keep our businesses running. Grab your coffee and binge away. ☕️Let’s get real: running a business when you’ve got toddlers wrecking the living room (or, let’s be honest, when life just refuses to chill) is a whole different vibe than what business gurus promise. In this episode, I brought on Amy Hanneke (https://h...
2025-11-0424 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastTrading Time Blocks for Gut Checks with Rachel RichardsFeeling burnt out from running your business at a pace that would make a coffee-fueled squirrel look lazy? I get it—the pressure to “just work harder” can leave even the most motivated entrepreneur hiding under the covers, to-do list in hand. In this episode, I’m chatting with Rachel Richards (https://www.rachelrichardsfineart.com/), a photographer and filmmaker who learned the hard way that nonstop hustle isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. We're getting honest about what happens when those “just keep grinding” platitudes totally miss the mark—and how tuning into your body’s signals (ye...
2025-10-2823 min
I Don't Know Who Needs To Hear This002 // Doing The Damn Thing With Jess FreemanIf you’ve ever overthought a good idea right out of existence, this episode’s your permission slip to stop doing that. I sat down with Jess Freeman, web designer, SEO strategist, and founder of The Ordinary Business, to talk about how she turned a random Threads post into a full-blown summit and podcast in under four months. // I DON’T KNOW WHO NEEDS TO HEAR THIS, BUTStop overthinking that idea and just do it. You can figure it out on the way.
2025-10-2730 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastRunning a Business from an RV with Melissa MittelstaedtWhat is it actually like to run a business while living full-time in an RV—and not the Instagram #vanlife version where you’re crushing seven figures from a hammock? Melissa Mitt (a.k.a. Melissa Mittelstadt; https://www.melissamitt.com/) joins me to chat all things lean business, RV living, and making work fit around real life, not the other way around.Melissa opens up about ditching the “right way” to schedule calls, why her clients are chill about rescheduling, and how her workday balances actually living in new places without burning out. You’ll get the...
2025-10-2124 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastJuggling a Summit, Podcast Launch, and Clients (Without Losing My Mind)Ever wondered how on earth you’re supposed to run your business, plan a virtual summit, launch a podcast, and keep your family (and sanity) intact—without a full-blown team or a “just outsource it all!” attitude? In this episode, I’m sharing the real behind-the-scenes of what happens when you lean into messy momentum (and excitement) instead of waiting for perfect timing or a magic productivity hack. Let’s get honest about what it really takes to juggle ordinary business life with big projects—without falling into the hustle trap or sacrificing what actually matters to you.I’m...
2025-10-1419 min
The Leveraged Practice PodcastEp. 298 The Ordinary Business with Jess FreemanA candid, behind-the-scenes chat about building a business that actually fits your life. We dig into what's really changed in the market (especially in the last 6 to12 months), and Jess's Ordinary Business movement, a refreshing change to the sensational online "seven-figure in seven minutes" online business model. What You'll Learn The Case for the "Ordinary" Business Why sustainable, profitable, low-overhead businesses deserve more spotlight than vanity metrics. The hidden math behind big revenue screenshots (and how ad & team spend change the story). Market...
2025-10-141h 06The Ordinary Business®️ PodcastRunning Two Businesses Without Childcare: How Annie Makes It WorkLet’s talk about building a business that fits your actual life—not some calendar packed with hustle and “rise and grind” chants. In this episode, I sit down with Annie Hillman (https://1428financial.com/), and we dig into the not-so-glamorous (but totally real) side of running a business with a young kid at home.From juggling bookkeeping with toddler tantrums, to unapologetically choosing slow mornings over rushed school drop-offs, Annie gets right into the nitty-gritty of time-blocking, home rhythms (spoiler: one load of laundry a day counts as a win), clear boundaries, and what happens when somethin...
2025-10-1021 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastEmail Nudges That Work with Nadine NetheryEver feel like email marketing is just a never-ending game of “sell, sell, sell”—and you’d rather eat a raw beetroot (outlawed or not) than blast your list with another hypey pitch? Same. → Share this episode on social or leave a review to be entered to win the SEO giveaway! Winner announced Oct. 13 on @theordinarybusiness Instagram.That’s why I sat down with Nadine (https://candocontent.com/), a self-confessed automation nerd and mom of three, to talk real-life ways to nudge your subscribers—gently—without feeling like a pushy sales bot or losing your mind in the proc...
2025-10-0924 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastLiving a Life-First Schedule (While Six Hours Ahead) with Ginny KraussEver wondered what it’s really like to run your business on another continent—and still make it home in time for school pickup? In this episode, I chat with Ginny Krauss (https://supportedceo.com/) about juggling life, business, and Bavarian mountain views, all while resisting hustle culture and carving out true downtime (spoiler: “out of office” actually means something in Germany). If you’ve ever felt torn between making clients happy and claiming your own sanity, you’re definitely in the right place.Ginny gets honest about finding balance as an American entrepreneur living in Munich, n...
2025-10-0824 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastBoundaries That Make Space for Midday Walks with Brionna NedDon't love waking up at 5 a.m. for a workout? That’s why I’m excited to introduce Brionna (https://www.thelawlesslawyer.com/)—someone who ditched the “hustle harder” mantras and built her own rules around time, boundaries, and (yes) making space for movement that actually feels good. If you’ve ever wondered how “ordinary” business owners manage client work, self-care, and maybe even a mid-day walk, this chat is for you.In this episode, I dig into how Brionna runs her law firm, The Lawless Lawyer, while keeping movement a must—not an afterthought. You’ll hear about concrete...
2025-10-0723 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastHow Meal Prep Saves My Workday (and My Sanity) In this episode, I’m sharing the not-so-secret weapon that keeps my sanity intact as a business owner: meal prepping. Before you roll your eyes and picture sad chicken and broccoli, hear me out. I’m digging into how a simple, cozy meal prep routine doesn’t just feed my family—it’s the sneaky foundation for a smoother workday, fewer decisions, and, yes, more time at the splash pad.I get real about the exact system my family’s used for a decade (hint: it’s almost embarrassingly ordinary) and how it’s saved my brainpower, work hours, and...
2025-10-0617 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastJuggling Business and Type 1 Diabetes (Without Losing Our Skittles)Ever wonder how anyone manages to run a business, keep up with family, and handle the unpredictable curveballs life throws—like, say, type 1 diabetes? → Share this episode on social or leave a review to be entered to win the SEO giveaway! Winner announced Oct. 13 on @theordinarybusiness Instagram.In this episode, I sit down with Jillian (https://jilliandolberry.com/), a business consultant and type 1 diabetic, to talk about what it's really like to juggle business ownership and a chronic health condition. Spoiler: It includes Skittles, secret pockets full of fruit snacks, and those conference snacks you neve...
2025-10-0329 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastMaking Space for Work-Free Vacations with Alyssa DowneyTaking a vacation doesn't have to mean asking for chaos—or worse, an angry client email at 2 A.M. In this episode, I sit down with Alyssa, a brand and web designer who is as committed to unplugged jungle-lodge living as she is to her thriving design business. → Share this episode on social or leave a review to be entered to win the SEO giveaway! Winner announced Oct. 13 on @theordinarybusiness Instagram.→ Sign up for the summit: https://www.theordinarybusiness.com→ Grab a replay pass: https://theordinarybusiness.com/ticketsTogether, we swap stories and get real about setti...
2025-10-0225 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastWhy Fiction and Fun Might Be the Most Productive Things You Do with Jaci SchreckengostEver feel like you “should” be multitasking every minute—reading the latest business book, cracking the productivity code, and oh, also meditating before sunrise? Same. → Share this episode on social or leave a review to be entered to win the SEO giveaway! Winner announced Oct. 13 on @theordinarybusiness Instagram.→ Sign up for the summit: https://www.theordinarybusiness.com→ Grab a replay pass: https://theordinarybusiness.com/ticketsIn this episode, I sat down with Jaci Schreckengost (https://www.jacischreckengost.com/) for a real-talk coffee date about why giving ourselves permission to read fiction (yes, just for fun!) actually matters...
2025-10-0120 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastThe Business Side of Moving Overseas with Erin TaylorThinking about picking up your life—and your laptop—and heading to Europe? In this episode, I sit down with Erin (https://www.lunimae.com/), a fellow business owner who’s not just moving house, she’s moving countries. → Sign up for the summit: https://www.theordinarybusiness.com→ Enjoy this episode? Buy me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/ordinarybusiness → Peek inside the Nosy Nelly Files: https://theordinarybusiness.com/nosyWe chat about navigating the rollercoaster of preparing for an international move (hello, packing up your whole life and figuring out how to get your dog there...
2025-09-3020 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastForget Notion and Asana—Here’s My System for Staying on TrackIn this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on how I keep my business (and my sanity) intact without an army of fancy apps. If you’ve ever wondered how to stay organized between client calls, invoicing, and finding time to eat lunch—this is the coffee chat you didn’t know you needed.→ Share this episode on social or leave a review to be entered to win the SEO giveaway! Winner announced Oct. 13 on @theordinarybusiness Instagram.→ Sign up for the summit: https://www.theordinarybusiness.com→ Grab a replay pass: https://www.theordinarybusiness.com/tickets...
2025-09-2913 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastZero Social Media? Here's How Taylor Aller Does ItWondering if you can actually run a thriving business without posting daily reels, jumping on trending audio, or obsessively checking your Instagram DMs? → Share this episode on social or leave a review to be entered to win the SEO giveaway! Winner announced Oct. 13 on @theordinarybusiness Instagram.In this episode, I sit down with Taylor Aller (https://www.tayloraller.com/)—a self-proclaimed multi-passionate, non-social-media business owner—who proves that you absolutely can build a sustainable, booked-out business while keeping your sanity (and your weekends). If you’re juggling family, clients, and, you know, trying to squeeze in a nap...
2025-09-2928 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastWhy Zhara-Marie Chose Threads Over InstagramEver feel like you’re the only business owner who doesn’t want to film a million Reels just to get found online? Same here. → Share this episode on social or leave a review to be entered to win the SEO giveaway! Winner announced Oct. 13 on @theordinarybusiness Instagram.In this episode, I sat down with Zhara-Marie (https://zharamarie.org/)—an ordinary business owner just like you who turned Threads into her secret weapon for finding dream clients and business friends, all without losing her sanity or free time.I originally thought this episode would go...
2025-09-2919 minThe Ordinary Business®️ PodcastWelcome to The Ordinary Business™️ PodcastThis show is for business owners who are over the hype, the hustle, and the “7-figures in 7 months” nonsense. We’re not scaling empires or chasing virality — we’re building sustainable, profitable businesses that fit real lives.(And if you want to dive in more, make sure to sign up for the summit! https://www.theordinarybusiness.com)Here, you’ll hear honest conversations about what it actually looks like to run a business that pays the bills and leaves room for family, health, hobbies, or just taking Friday off. We’ll talk systems, boundaries, money, and the messy...
2025-09-2403 min
Adversity to Strength with Lee FreemanJess Impiazzi: Navigating Celebrity, Trauma and Mental HealthIn this powerful conversation, Jess Impiazzi shares her journey from adversity to strength, discussing her experiences with trauma, mental health, and the importance of self-reflection. She emphasises the significance of accountability and finding purpose beyond fame, offering valuable insights for anyone struggling with life's challenges.www.adversitytostrength.comhttps://open.spotify.com/track/6tNQ70jh4OwmPGpYy6R2o9?si=a4f874b99c8d4fechttps://www.instagram.com/jess_impiazzi/
2025-07-0950 min
Mindset to Market: Holistic Business Tools for Solopreneurs with Deborah C. Smith#72 - Make Your Website Work for You: Niching Down & Simplified Strategy with Jess FreemanIf your website is more “placeholder” than powerhouse, this episode is your wake-up call. Today on Mindset to Market, I’m joined by Jess Freeman — web designer, SEO strategist, and founder of Jess Creatives — to talk about how service providers and wellness pros can stop overthinking and finally build a site that converts.We’re breaking down the biggest mistakes solopreneurs make on their websites, what you really need to focus on with SEO (hint: it’s simpler than you think), and how to create a streamlined online presence that attracts the right clients without working around the clock....
2025-05-3054 minAdversity to Strength with Lee FreemanJess Frost : When Rock Bottom Becomes your Wake up CallIn this episode, Jess Frost shares her powerful journey from growing up with an alcoholic parent to becoming one of the UK’s top Empowerment Coaches. She opens up about her struggles with perfectionism, people-pleasing, and the life-changing moment she broke down on the Brooklyn Bridge — a turning point that led her to heal, grow, and help others do the same.https://www.adversitytostrength.com/https://www.instagram.com/adversity_to__strength/www.the3espace.comhttps://www.the3espace.com/upcoming-eventshttps://uk.linkedin.com/in/jessfrost
2025-05-2223 minAdversity to Strength with Lee FreemanJess Frost, When Rock Bottom Becomes Your Wake-Up CallIn this episode, Jess Frost shares her powerful journey from growing up with an alcoholic parent to becoming one of the UK’s top Empowerment Coaches. She opens up about her struggles with perfectionism, people-pleasing, and the life-changing moment she broke down on the Brooklyn Bridge — a turning point that led her to heal, grow, and help others do the same.https://www.adversitytostrength.com/https://www.instagram.com/adversity_to__strength/www.the3espace.comhttps://www.the3espace.com/upcoming-eventshttps://uk.linkedin.com/in/jessfrost
2025-05-1440 min
Market This | Local Business Marketing, Content Marketing & Website Copywriting#66: The SEO secrets you might be missing out on with Jess FreemanWelcome back to another episode of Content Magic. On this episode, I'm thrilled to introduce you to Jess Freeman, an SEO specialist and web designer. We had a SUPER awesome conversation about how to leverage SEO in your business so you don't have to put so much pressure on social media.Here's what you'll learn: Understand Your Keywords: Before creating content, it's critical to do keyword research. Tools like Ahrefs Keyword Generator can help identify terms that are low in competition but high in search volume, making your content more di...
2025-04-0139 min
This Mother Means Business | Business Growth Strategy, Sustainable Business Growth & Leadership for Female Business OwnersWhat You Really Need On Your Website for More Sales with Jess FreemanIf you've ever wondered whether you really need a website for your business, this episode is for you! I’m joined by Jess Freeman, website strategist and founder of Jess Creatives, to talk all things websites, branding, and SEO. We’re diving into why websites are non-negotiable in today’s digital landscape, how your site can save you time and make you more money, and the biggest mistakes business owners make when it comes to their online presence.Jess also shares her expert insights on SEO—what it is, why it matters, and how a single blog post can...
2025-02-1337 min
The Business Reboot | Strategy & Stories for Women Building Their Dream Business118. Make Web Design and SEO Serve You with Jess FreemanCorry and Melissa sit down with web design expert Jess Freeman to discuss the million-dollar question: how to make a website that actually works for your business. Jess breaks down the keys of effective web design and gives a crash course on SEO, possibly the most important element of a successful site. If you are looking to level up your online presence, this episode is for you!Find Jess online:Website: jesscreatives.comPodcast: BrandWhysYouTube: Jess CreativesInstagram: jesscreativesSchedule a discovery call with us!
2024-11-2749 min
Storytellers Grove11. Website Mistakes to Avoid and SEO Strategies to Implement with Jess FreemanIf you're ready to improve your website’s effectiveness and gain practical SEO and design insights, this episode is for you.I'm joined by Jess Freeman, the award-winning founder of Jess Creatives. With over a decade of experience transforming underperforming websites into valuable business assets, Jess shares her straightforward approach to web design and digital marketing. She provides tips that empower small business owners to strengthen their online presence without relying on social media. In this episode, we're chatting: The latest changes in Google's algorithm and how it prioritizes unique, original contentHow to integrate st...
2024-11-1348 min
Small Business Big Deal PodcastEp 40: Stand Out & Stay Consistent – SEO and Growth Strategies with Jess FreemanJess Freeman, the owner of Jess Creatives, specializes in high impact websites and SEO for business owners. She helps them improve their branding, websites, and SEO to generate more leads and traffic. Jess explains that she was drawn to SEO because she saw many business owners struggling with social media and not getting results from their websites. She combines her creative and analytical skills to help clients improve their online presence. Jess also shares her journey as a business owner, including the importance of setting boundaries and finding a balance between client work and working on her business. In...
2024-10-3050 min
Mess to MissionUnveiling SEO Secrets with Jess FreemanIn this episode of Mess to Mission, we dive into effective SEO strategies with Jess Freeman of Jess Creatives. Jess discusses the importance of keywords, how to optimize your website, and practical tips for small businesses to increase visibility and engagement. Whether you're starting from scratch or refining your current online presence, Jess's tips can help guide your path to consistent traffic and client conversion.You can find Jess on Instagram: @jesscreatives
2024-07-0147 min
More Than Social Podcast143: SEO Secrets and Scaling as a Solopreneur with Jessica FreemanAre you a solopreneur looking to scale your business without bringing on an entire team? In this week's episode, I am thrilled to introduce you to Jessica Freeman, owner of Jess Creatives. As a seasoned website designer and SEO strategist, Jess shares her insights on building a successful solopreneur business and optimizing SEO efforts. Jess Freeman is the creative force behind Jess Creatives. With a background in website and graphic design, Jess started her journey in college and took her business full-time in 2014 when she was just 24 years old. She provides comprehensive web design and SEO services, including hands-on SEO for...
2024-06-2037 min
Sustainable CEO Mom: Productivity, Automation, AI and Marketing Strategies for Female Entrepreneurs + Service Providers18. Harnessing the Power of Websites and Automation for Business Growth with Jess FreemanSend us Fan MailIn today's episode, I sit down with Jess Freeman of Jess Creatives to talk about all things websites, SEO, and automation to help you streamline your business as a mom entrepreneur. Connect with Jess: WebsiteInstagramYouTubeJoin us in the Sprint for just $17: https://momsmakemoneycollective.com/sprint Connect with Us:InstagramWebsite
2023-11-2253 min
Marketers TalkingHow to achieve B2B Marketing Success: Strategies & Tools to Cut Through the Chaos with Digitopia CEO
Join Jess Bahr in an enlightening conversation with Joseph Freeman, CEO of Digitopia, as they delve into the challenges faced by B2B marketers in today's diverse digital landscape. Discover how Digitopia's innovative techniques and HubSpot integration simplify the marketing process, enabling companies to prioritize channels effectively and maximize their efforts. Gain valuable insights into content creation, building coherent marketing paths, and implementing systematized approaches for better team alignment and stakeholder management. Don't miss out on this insightful discussion that will revolutionize your B2B marketing game!
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2023-09-2721 min
The Game ChangersKelly Lindsey, Giselle Mather, Jess Freeman & Sarah Kelleher explore the world of women sports coachesThis episode is a slightly different format, as I talk to a panel of game changers about a specific topic – and in this case it’s women in sports coaching. Just 10% of accredited coaches at the Summer and Winter Olympics over the past decade have been female and we rarely see women in high profile coaching roles in our biggest sports. This conversation explores why this is and what needs to change? My guests for this episode were:Kelly Lindsey, Sporting Director at Lewes FC & former Head Coach of the Afghanistan women’s nationa...
2023-06-2056 min
ThriveWell With Jess WoodbeckNeeley Freeman Joins Thrive Realty Co. (EP3)We are THRILLED to welcome Neeley Freeman to Thrive as a Realtor Partner, AND as our Dual Career Coach!
Neeley has been in the industry for 9 years, and is ready to join and serve a community of like-minded agents who started their Real Estate journey the same way as she did, Dual career! We are thrilled to welcome her expertise and provide an additional source of support for all of our agents!
2023-01-0522 min
The Small & Supercharged PodcastIt's Podmas #5! With Tracy Ormrod, Odette Insoll and Jess GalePodmas is back for 2022, and I am so excited to be sharing some of the brilliant people from inside the Small & Supercharged Mastermind group with you. On this episode, I catch up with Tracy Ormrod aka Dressage TestPro, Odette Insoll aka Nouvelle Habit, and Jess Gale aka Froxfield Dressage and Decomplicating Dressage. We chat horses under trees, knitted gifts, bread sauce, and there's another challenging quiz to enjoy too! It's a good one- lots of laughs, leather and festive cheer. Music credit: "Jingle bells" by scottholmesmusic.com
2022-11-3030 min
Faenix Vision PodcastLazo Freeman - The Heart Of TransformationI loved recording this episode with one of my mentors, guides & friends, Lazo Freeman who is a shamanic healer working with people to support them in their healing process.We covered;Lazo's journey into helping others healThe power of the heart & heartgasms!Spirituality for the logical mindMasculine & feminine energiesTransformation of the selfThis is an episode i've wanted to record since starting the podcast - I hope you injoy! :)
2022-03-041h 06
Don't Ignore the NudgeThat's Unacceptable With Jess and MelissaToday I interview the hosts of the Faith, Rest, Life Podcast. Jess and Melissa come from two different backgrounds - but what happens when God throws them together with one joint nudge?!? Find out in today’s episode. Notes:Joshua 1:9Website: www.dontignorethenudge.comPatreon: www.patreon.com/dontignorethenudgeIG: @dontignorethenudgepodcastPrivate FB group to WATCH interviews: www.dontignorethenudge.com/facebook__________________________________________________________________________________________Business/Personal Coaching with Cori:www.corifreeman.com(951) 923-2674
2022-02-271h 05
Streamlined Solopreneur: Helping Solopreneurs Automate to Take Time Off Worry-FreeLeveraging YouTube to Build Trust and get Leads with Jessica FreemanWord of Mouth has long ruled the lead-generating roost for freelancers and small business owners. But that’s an untenable, unscalable business model. What does work, you wonder? Ask web designer Jess Freeman. 60% of Jess’ leads come from content creation alone; 40% from her blog and YouTube. While many view YouTube as a place for entertainment and influencers where only the most popular channels make money, Jess shows us that’s not true. And she shares some fantastic tips on how you can leverage YouTube to build trust and generate leads. Plus, in Build Something More, we talk WordPress vs. Square...
2022-01-241h 03Streamlined Solopreneur: Helping Solopreneurs Automate to Take Time Off Worry-FreeLeveraging YouTube to Build Trust and get Leads with Jessica FreemanWord of Mouth has long ruled the lead-generating roost for freelancers and small business owners. But that’s an untenable, unscalable business model. What does work, you wonder? Ask web designer Jess Freeman. 60% of Jess’ leads come from content creation alone; 40% from her blog and YouTube. While many view YouTube as a place for entertainment and influencers where only the most popular channels make money, Jess shows us that’s not true. And she shares some fantastic tips on how you can leverage YouTube to build trust and generate leads. Plus, in Build Something More, we talk WordPress vs. Square...
2022-01-241h 03
Holistically Heal-Thy Self with Jess Pfeffer, Founder of Jess Pfeffer Holistic Event PlanningHolistically Heal-Thy Self with with Jocelyn & Aaron Freeman of the Meet the Freemans ( Romantic Bucket) BONUSIn today's BONUS episode, I connected with Jocelyn & Aaron Freeman of Meet the Freemans. They are authors of The New Power Couple, and The Argument Hangover® + founders of Empowered Couples University. We talked about the importance of communication and conflict resolution in romantic partnerships. They shared about their morning routine of meditation, journaling, and connecting before they start their workday at 11 AM.
Congrats to them for becoming first-time parents!
The Freemans are based out of AZ, but offer their classes, workshops and retreats virtually and all over the country. They have shared the stage with Ton...
2022-01-1923 min
Art Horse57. Jess juggles judgement while Fiona whips up a nip napkinWith 3 hours and a shitty t-shirt, you too can make a shitty bra!A “wink” is a way to peek at the complexity of the truth.Stop along the way and let the painting concretize into being finished or notJulia (of Artist’s Way fame) says your job is to do the work, not to judge the work --- but then how do you ever improve, Julia??And then like... what if that means there’s no such thing as wasting? What if that means that judging yourself harshly isn’t necessary for improvement?How to adapt to making b i g g e r...
2021-06-151h 21
Art Horse9. Fiona speed paints with her art crush and Jess normal paints by herselfFiona sells the craft supplies that are guilt tripping her and takes a painting workshop with her Instagram art crush. Jess is stood up by creative flow, but still finds unexpected joy in an ordinary medium. A question from The Artist’s Way brings up some big thoughts on sacrifice and selfishness. —We mention:Sofi Tukker - BatshitThe Artist's Way by Julia CameronMaking Comics by Lynda BarryOil painter extraordinaire Erika Lee SearsThe Oil Painting workshop!You Are Not A Rock by Mark Freeman—Th...
2020-07-141h 15
Health is WealthHow to Automate Your Online Business and Tips on Starting a Podcast with Award Winning Web Designer and Strategist, Jess FreemanYou’re listening to the Health is Wealth Podcast episode #13. In today’s episode, we hear from award-winning web designer and strategist, Jess Freeman. Jess runs her own online business called Jess Creatives where she works with health and wellness professionals, authors, and service-based entrepreneurs to save time and look good online.
We’re chatting about how to design the best website for your business, how to automate different parts of your online business and tips on starting a podcast. Grab your notebook and pen because this episode is full of valuable tips that you can start applyi...
2020-04-061h 00
The Human Connection PodcastJessica Freeman on how niching down her business helped her earn more revenue and how being an introvert is a strengthHey hey welcome back Human Connection podcast listeners! Today’s interview is with my good friend Jess Freeman of Jess Creatives! Jess Freeman is an award-winning web strategist and designer that helps health and wellness coaches get better clients. We chat about SO many good topics, I’m super pumped to share this episode with you! In today’s episode, you'll find out: How to use social media to connect with your audience What is connection content on YouTube and how to implement it in your content strategy 3 things you need to be doi...
2019-12-1047 min
The Jess Connolly PodcastEpisode 33: Emily P. FreemanJoin Jess as she interviews Emily P. Freeman, one of our favorite podcasters and author of the brand new book, The Next Right Thing. Emily shares beautiful insight on decision making + fatigue, connecting with God, and how to discern your next right thing.
2019-04-1823 min
Crafting a RevolutionEpisode 27 - Jess Crow with Crow Creek DesignsJess is a Mom of 3 and artist extraordinaire. She started her maker journey as a child of humble beginnings who learned very early that if you want something, we have to make it. She has carried that spirit with her and taught her children the same value of handmade items. Originally she gained momentum in the beading world, and then eventually transitioned into furniture as her art.
2019-04-121h 12