Jun 25, 2026 · 37 min · 13 segments
The start of a launch is exciting. The middle is where most people lose it. Crickets, doubt, the urge to quit early. Kelsey McCormick from Coming Up Roses joins Coley to talk through the mid-launch…
Coley LaneHostSometimes I'm like, maybe I should be like that, because it would probably be a lot easier to sell because the people do kind of just want to be told what to do a lot of the time.
So I do think you can come into the program and learn strategies that you can then apply to work with your energy and your brain, which is something that is not readily available in the marketing space.
No, that's why I was drawn to you for sure, because it does feel like people will say like, this is the one way you have to do something.
And it's like, well, there's so many examples out there of people doing things a million different ways that work for them.
So I feel like the way you marketed it also was like really refreshing to just be like, oh, I could do this my way and not do it, you know, how everyone else is teaching it.
Sometimes I'm like, maybe I should be like that, because it would probably be a lot easier to sell because the people do kind of just want to be told what to do a lot of the time.
So I do think you can come into the program and learn strategies that you can then apply to work with your energy and your brain, which is something that is not readily available in the marketing space.
No, that's why I was drawn to you for sure, because it does feel like people will say like, this is the one way you have to do something.
And it's like, well, there's so many examples out there of people doing things a million different ways that work for them.
So I feel like the way you marketed it also was like really refreshing to just be like, oh, I could do this my way and not do it, you know, how everyone else is teaching it.
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