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#745: The Truth About Risk, Criticism, and Success: 4 Lessons I Wish I’d Learned Sooner – Amy Porterfield

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#745: The Truth About Risk, Criticism, and Success: 4 Lessons I Wish I’d Learned Sooner – Amy Porterfield

Listen on… Essential mindset shifts that will help you build a business you love and enjoy the entrepreneurial journey along the way. If you’re ready to fast-track your success and learn from what I wish I knew when I started my business, this episode is for you! Today, I’m sharing four powerful lessons that have transformed the way I approach entrepreneurship. This isn’t just catch-all advice ー these are the mindset shifts that can completely change how you show up in your business and accelerate your growth. From taking calculated risks to handling criticism, these insights have been absolute game-changers in my entrepreneurial journey. Remember, sweet friend, success is more about mindset than strategy. While I love sharing tactical advice and stories of what works for me, it’s yo...

#582: The Listening Mindset: My Secret For Understanding My Audience Intimately – Amy Porterfield

Listen To My Latest Podcast Episode: #582: The Listening Mindset: My Secret For Understanding My Audience Intimately Listen To My Latest Podcast Episode:#582: The Listening Mindset: My Secret For Understanding My Audience Intimately

Traditional vs. Digital Marketing Mindset

The digital marketing industry contains two types of people: experienced marketing professionals with a traditional approach who start by tapping into the psyche of their target audiences; and a newer generation of marketers who have trained in a digital-first era and familiarized themselves on a practical level with the various channels and platforms involved. But are there enough people who combine both skill sets? In keeping up with ever-changing digital channels and techniques, are we forgetting the who, what, why, and when—the fundamentals—of traditional marketing? Are digital skills wasted without a true understanding of marketing principles? A discussion has begun in recent years about the digital skills gap—a concern that technology is advancing quicker than the skills of marketers...