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Choice in Marketing

When you “show up” in your marketing, you are making a choice — a choice to put yourself out there and a choice about how you invite, respond, react and what you give to your audience — your people. Just as there are many different approaches to many things in life, there are many ways to go about, and levels of consciousness in, marketing. There are no marketing police and there is no marketing bible. And there is no Truth. There is only values, respect, clarity, creativity and generosity… or greediness.

by Frances Khalastchi

Mindset

The Emotions of Doing Marketing — Fill in the Blanks

Learn how Beccie D’Cunha’s CourageLab Emotions Wheel shows the kind of feelings we might have not only in connection with external conflicts, but in connection with the internal conflicts that come with putting ourselves out there through marketing our businesses / personal brands.

by Frances Khalastchi

Mindset

Sell more without selling

Do you enjoy selling? Most business owners would say not. In fact, most business owners and coaches will manage to find anything else to do other than sales. It might be absolutely essential to your business but that doesn’t mean you like it. What if you could sell more, do more business, without needing to do so much actual selling?

by Simon Batchelar

Mindset

Marketing out of the Unknown

If you are mindful about it, I think your marketing can help you understand yourself. In this blog, I pose some questions and give you some inspiration on how to think about your marketing more mindfully.

by Frances Khalastchi

Mindset

How coaches can avoid the trap of work-life balance

For coaches, the goal of achieving work-life balance is a myth. This idyllic state of having time to do everything is always just around the corner. Many work a few extra hours now thinking it will get them closer to the work-life balance dream. Then they do the same next week, and the next, and the next. The problem is that balance is not something you achieve, it’s what you are always doing. When thought of as a fixed goal it represents a state of equilibrium that is simply not possible. So many people use balance as their goal to work towards without fully considering it. Being pulled between work and life is natural, especially when you run your own business. So rather than looking for ‘balance’, we should be balancing, adjusting how far, and how often, we get pulled between work and life.

by Simon Batchelar