May 18, 2020
To grow a business, you need to trust yourself. And the fact that you don’t, according to this week’s guest, is what’s holding you back. I have to agree with her.
I invited Sarah Walton, speaker and business mentor, to be on the Stories in Small Business podcast because she’s such an inspiration to me and other business owners because of her no-nonsense style and her compassion.
We’re talking about why trusting yourself is THE thing that will help you succeed in business, what to do about business copycats, why women are conditioned to give away our expertise for free (and how to stop it already) and how to put yourself in the right mindset to grow your business on your terms. I love how she talks about shifts and growth too and how the first iteration of anything you do is going to be crap (especially as you look back on it later) and how she talks about responding to people who question your pricing.
Join us for this inspiring and motivating conversation!
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About Sarah Walton
As a “woman in the city” in New York, Sarah wanted more. She quit her job and turned her talents, business acumen and secret desire to be a stand up comic into a business for women. That was 10 years ago.
She's now been featured on The Today Show, Buzzfeed magazine and The Huffington Post for her work helping women launch businesses they LOVE. She's designed online courses, a 1:1 mentorship program, live events and her podcast, Game On, Girlfriend.
As a self-confessed personal development junky, Sarah has been studying the science behind happiness, productivity and success for over 15 years. She's become the go-to source of inspiration, no-nonsense training and practical integration for women in business. You can follow Sarah on Instagram or Facebook or visit her website.
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