Success Does Not Require Constant Hustle
Many entrepreneurs want success without sacrificing their lives
Sep 2, 2026 · 41 min · 12 segments
What does a visibility strategy actually look like when it is built around you, your clients, and the way you want to run your business? In this episode, I'm giving you an inside look at how…
But months and months and months ago, like many moons ago, someone commented on my social media and she was like, well, like, how do you actually make money though? Because it seems like all you do is post photos of your kids.
And even if it
I'm like, okay, what is this thing? And a lot of what I think works for me, I'm going to be teaching throughout the series in pieces here and there.
So the first thing, as I've thought back, because I, in the beginning, use social media so heavily, and I just think my visibility strategy has changed so much as I've changed so much, as my business has changed so much, as my client base has changed so much.
So when I think back to every phase of my visibility, One of the things that I believe is true, that is my first and foremost strategy, which is also why we're starting with clientele as the first
course inside the Visibility Series,
is that I've always placed my strategy and created it from thinking of the highest impact to my clientele.
When no one knows my name, the highest impact that I can have with someone is getting in front of them face to face.
And I believe that every entrepreneur, if you ask them, like, how did you get started in the very beginning? I
bet 60 to 75,
if not much higher, percent of them would say, I got out of my house and I met people in my community.
I talked to real humans and told them about what I'm up to and made offers for them.
So in the beginning, the highest impact for my business and for people in the world was meeting me in person and hearing me, feeling my energy, hearing me speak and tell them I'm a life coach and knowing it by my presence, like verified.
But months and months and months ago, like many moons ago, someone commented on my social media and she was like, well, like, how do you actually make money though? Because it seems like all you do is post photos of your kids.
And even if it
I'm like, okay, what is this thing? And a lot of what I think works for me, I'm going to be teaching throughout the series in pieces here and there.
So the first thing, as I've thought back, because I, in the beginning, use social media so heavily, and I just think my visibility strategy has changed so much as I've changed so much, as my business has changed so much, as my client base has changed so much.
So when I think back to every phase of my visibility, One of the things that I believe is true, that is my first and foremost strategy, which is also why we're starting with clientele as the first
course inside the Visibility Series,
is that I've always placed my strategy and created it from thinking of the highest impact to my clientele.
When no one knows my name, the highest impact that I can have with someone is getting in front of them face to face.
And I believe that every entrepreneur, if you ask them, like, how did you get started in the very beginning? I
bet 60 to 75,
if not much higher, percent of them would say, I got out of my house and I met people in my community.
I talked to real humans and told them about what I'm up to and made offers for them.
So in the beginning, the highest impact for my business and for people in the world was meeting me in person and hearing me, feeling my energy, hearing me speak and tell them I'm a life coach and knowing it by my presence, like verified.
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