SweetLife Entrepreneur Podcast

Whether you're getting ready to launch your business or have recently launched it, you're probably realizing how difficult it is to stand out from others in your industry and become known as the person to help solve your ideal client's issue or needs.  Becoming known is important because, in order to walk into your purpose, people need to know who you are. The three no-cost strategies discussed in this episode are not quick fixes, but they will deliver powerful results.

It’s that time of year when our kids are getting a fresh start by heading back to school. It’s also the perfect time of year for our families to get a fresh start as well. This week’s guest, Suzanne Brown, is a strategic marketing and business consultant, work-life balance speaker, and author. Suzanne shares structural systems and formulas for ways we can capitalize on the current season we’re in and how we can leverage these systems, both for our business and our family.

It's the unknowns of being an entrepreneur that can often-times be the most intimidating part. For parents considering starting their own business, it's even more intimidating because you have to think about how being an entrepreneur will impact your kids as well. In this very special episode, my oldest son, Timothy Beach, is on the show to give us his take on what it's like being in a lifestyle entrepreneur family and put you entrepreneur mama's at ease.

Cindy Van Arman is a highly sought-after accountability and kick-you-in-the-butt speaker who is super passionate about empowering solopreneurs to get stuff done and giving you the tools you need to conquer overwhelm. In this episode, Cindy shares with us her proven system to help open the space needed to finally take control of your time and energy so you can have a business that you run instead of it being the other way around.

As summer starts to wind down and the kiddos head back to school, it can sometimes be a little challenging to regroup and get back into the daily swing of things with your business. In this episode, you'll learn four things you can do right now to kickstart your business, either again or for the first time, so you can make money this fall, the recommend timeframe you should allow for completing these four things, and the multiple resources I have to help you.

Stephen Warley found himself a reluctant entrepreneur after being laid off in 2000. Now, with over 18 years of entrepreneurial experience, Stephen is driven to help others find work/life harmony by creating a niche tribe. With only 50 leads for potential clients, Stephen was able to create a business that led him to generate over $600,000 in a single year. In this episode, you'll learn, the four steps you need to go through to hone in on your niche tribe business model.

My husband and I run four businesses, raise three boys, and still manage to take two months off every summer to devote to spending quality time with our family thanks to the business models we've chosen. In this episode, you'll learn what a business model is, the different types of business models that are available to you, and the things you need to consider when choosing the right business model for your family.

Marc Mawhinney is a life-long entrepreneur who helps coaches get more clients without paid advertising or fancy funnels. According to Marc, coaches over-complicate the concept of coaching and he's here to bring some common sense back into it. In this episode, you'll learn how to grow your business organically through producing great content, how to produce great content consistently, and Marc's "straight-shooter" approach to how he runs his business and his incredibly successful Facebook community.

Sarah Boyd is a writer, speaker, and the Founder of Resilient Little Hearts. As a mother of two, and an expert in psychology and neuroscience, Sarah aims to equip the next generation with the foundational life skills of resilience, courage, and kindness through using the power of story. In this episode, you'll learn Sarah's incredible story that saw her have a confrontation with her own mortality and her family make an international move and some ways to help your kids prepare for entrepreneurship.

In last week's episode, I talked about how to prepare your business for when you go on vacation. This week, I'm diving into how you can grow both yourself and your business while you're on vacation. Yes! You can actually grow your business while you're on the beach. Practical, yet powerful, strategies for how you can not only grow yourself, but also grow your business while on vacation.

It can feel scary to take a vacation when you have a new business. Luckily, your SweetLife Podcast is here today to provide tips on how to prepare your business for vacation. in this episode, you'll learn five tips to help you prepare your business for vacation so you can actually relax, have fun, spend quality time with your family/friends, and trust that your clients will be there waiting for you when you get back.

When it comes to launching a business while raising children, you can't just wing it. You, and your family, need to be properly trained. That's exactly why I created this episode to help you learn how to incorporate them into the process. In this episode you'll learn, why you should hold a pre-launch family meeting and the topics you should discuss, the value of creating a family dream board and why it shouldn't be a virtual one, and the importance of making healthy habits a new normal starting no

You've been working in your industry for a while now, but you still Primoz Bozic went from being a socially awkward programmer who made $7/hour to building a multiple 6-figure business. He now helps service-based entrepreneurs establish themselves as experts in their industry and attract more ideal clients by using a 10-25,000-word ultimate guide. In this episode, you'll learn all about the importance of having an ultimate guide and how to create one of your own.

Anna Sabino is the author of Your Creative Career, a contributor to Medium, and a certified business building coach who helps her clients grow their creative businesses. In this episode, Anna explains the power of consistently creating content, why she's currently focusing on releasing her content on LinkedIn, how you can utilize this relatively untapped market in your own business, and more!

If you keep experiencing problems while trying to launch your business, it doesn’t mean you're failing as an entrepreneur. Launching a business can be confusing, overwhelming, expensive, time-consuming, and stressful ... if you're not smart about it. You just need a plan that will take you from start to launch in a strategic way and that's exactly what I'm breaking down for you today. In this episode, you'll learn the three focused stages of launching your business.