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We, as entrepreneurs, fail all the gosh darn time. Like, everyday there is a failure somewhere. But, no one talks about their failures! So today, I’m pulling back the curtain and sharing my biggest failures over the past 6 years of online entrepreneurship, and the lessons I’ve learned from them.It’s my hope that you laugh with me, that you gawk at my major snafus, but that you have the tools (and the sense of humor) to understand that failure is nothing more than a learning opportunity. Failure does not define who you are, your worth, or your validity, it’s nothing more than data.Today I’ll be specifically sharing:> They key mistakes I've made inside of my business that have turned into massive learning opportunities.> Why failure is a crucial part to the growth process.> How to re-frame viewing failure as a negative and realize it's an opportunity for growth and up-leveling.RESOURCES:Check out the blog post that goes along with this episode: http://www.allisonhardy.com/blog1/episode198Download the 33 Places

After building her business to six figure years at 20-years-old and since scaling past $50k+ months with a newborn, Taylor Lee is passionate about helping online coaches reach their full potential and finally create their Fully Free lives.She believes in keeping business simple and that through leveraging an unwavering mindset and potent content you too can scale to multiple six figures in the next year.Taylor is on a mission to wake up as many women as possible to their true potential and how possible it really is.TAKEAWAYS:Taylor’s super power in her business is her intuition. She believes that her entire journey to this point has been carefully crafted to help her step into who she is today, and it will continue to evolve and change and lead her along on her journey. She believes that because certain relationships and people have come into her life with, and shared a particular point of view with her, that those experiences have opened her up to the idea of intuition and trusting in herself.Taylor firmly

Here’s my philosophy when it comes to hitting your goals:As hard as you push and race towards that goal, that’s how hard you need to rest.But as a busy mompreneur who is doing all the things right now, how realistic is it to rest? It’s imperative to your 6-figure success.In fact, I’d argue that rest is a growth strategy.But sometimes rest can seem like a luxury that you just can’t afford right now. And I’m here to tell you that you can’t NOT afford to rest. Because your business, your family, and YOU deserve the best version of you possible. And that comes with rest.So on today’s 6-Figure Mompreneur Podcast episode I’m chatting through strategies to help you actually rest, and rest really, really well.RESOURCES:Check out the blog post that goes along with this episode: http://www.allisonhardy.com/blog1/episode196CONNECT WITH ME:Join my absolutely FREE Facebook group, The 6-Figure Mompreneur Community: www.facebook.com/groups/themompreneurcommunityFollow me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/allisonhardy2015Foll

Andrea Miyares is a graphic/web designer and a brand strategy expert. She helps the corporate and professional service industries create visual brands and collateral that communicates your message, attracts your ideal clients, and authentically sets your brand apart in the marketplace so you can showcase your authority, fill your client roster, and hit your revenue goals.Andrea is the owner of Iconic Design Group, LLC. She is also a mom to a very active preschooler, a huge nature lover, and a Top Chef fanatic!TAKEAWAYS::Branding is NOT your logo, colors, fonts, messaging, or visuals. These are tools that support your brand’s position. Branding is perception. It’s how your brand is represented in who you are and how your audience sees you and your business. Loyalty around a brand occurs when the interests, values, and feelings of your brand are similar to your audience's interests, values, and feelings.We often hear that we need an authentic brand. To be authentic in the online space you need to show up in a

Setting goals in 2020 might seem like a total waste of time, am I right? But here’s the thing, in 2020 setting goals, specifically non-negotiable goals, is vitally important for the growth of your business.Why? Because you can’t go somewhere if you don’t know where you’re going.But as 2020 continues to throw us curve balls, it’s important that we don’t lower the target, instead we get flexible in how the goals are being achieved.As a mompreneur, you have to be stubborn in your outcomes, but flexible in your methods.In today’s 6-Figure Mompreneur Podcast, I’m walking you through how to think about goals in a way that is focused, yet flexible. Because you’ve got big goals to hit, a 2020 isn’t over yet. And neither are you.RESOURCES:Check out the blog post that goes along with this episode: http://www.allisonhardy.com/blog1/episode194The doors to the Lead Generation Lab are now OPEN! To learn more about how we can help you automate the lead generation and the sales process, visit this link: http://www.allisonh

Lyssa "LJ" Jackson, the Founder of Oh Hey LJ, is a Certified Email Marketing Expert who helps female entrepreneurs rock the inbox and their revenue. She is a former Executive Team Leader at Target turned corporate email marketing strategist and now uses her experience working with large corporations to help small business owners and solopreneurs engage with email. LJ is the host of the MarketHER podcast and loves a good matcha latte.TAKEAWAYS:LJ’s super power is that she is a natural teacher. She can teach anyone anything, and her talent is taking complicated things (specifically tech and marketing) and break them down into simple, actionable steps.LJ looks at the validity of email marketing through dollars and data. For every $1 you invest on email marketing, you’ll make $42 back. It makes sense for small business owners to invest and focus on email marketing heavily because of this significant return on their investment. Email marketing is for everyone, not when you hit a certain subscriber amount or reve

Instagram Reels.It’s the hottest trend on social media right now, but as a busy mompreneur, is it just one more thing to learn?Nope. Not at all.And in fact, I think that as a momprenenur who is short on time but still wants to mak a massive impact, Reels are the way to go when it comes to creating content for your business on Instagram.On this week’s episode I’m sharing why Reels are your next smart move and how you can get started with making a highly effective Reels, without reinventing the wheel when it comes to your content marketing.In fact, this week (the week of September 14, 2020) I’m doing an experiment inside of my own Instagram account to see how I can use Reels more effectively to reach more ideal followers and how Reels can impact the “know, like, and trust” factor. Follow me on Instagram and let’s see how this experiment goes, together! And of course, send me a DM, and tell me you’re a podcast listener. I’d love to learn more about you, your life, and your business! You can follow me here:

Racheal Cook is the Founder and CEO of The CEO Collective, a membership for women entrepreneurs ready to scale their businesses without the hustle and burnout.She is the author of Amazon best-selling books Fired Up & Focused and our Business Sweet Spot, and hosts the podcast Promote Yourself to CEO. A sought after speaker on entrepreneurship, marketing, and productivity, Racheal’s work has been featured on US Chamber of Commerce, Forbes, Fast Company, Inc, Female Entrepreneur Association, and more.When she's not helping women entrepreneurs design predictably profitable businesses, you can find her hiking with her three kids, reading anything she can get her hands on, or working on her next book.TAKEAWAYS:Racheal’s superpower is uncomplicating things for her clients. Oftentimes we overcomplicate the methods that we use to get to the goal we’ve set. Racheal is really good at helping her clients simplify their businesses so they can scale with ease. The secret sauce to Racheal’s first 6-figure year was to

If you drastically cut the hours you work in your business, how would that change how you run your business? When COVID hit I went from working 25-30 hours a week, to 16 hours a week, so on today’s episode I’m sharing what I’ve done inside of my business to continue to grow and scale, be more intentional with my time, and still step into the role of CEO daily.I know for many of us right now we’re navigating schooling at home, and while it’s a blessing to be able to teach our kids, it doesn’t come without worrying about working, getting it all done, and what this new chapter of life looks like for our kids, ourselves, and our businesses.In this week’s 6-Figure Mompreneur Podcast I’m sharing ways that you can start to cut your work hours in your business.RESOURCES:Check out the blog post that goes along with this episode: http://www.allisonhardy.com/blog1/episode190Get signed up for the Sell Everyday [Even When You’re Not Working] Masterclass: https://bit.ly/selleverydaymcCONNECT WITH ME:Join my absolutely FREE

Today I am so excited to feature Lead Generation Lab member Andra Wochesen on the podcast! Andra is an Energetic Business and Income coach who helps purpose-driven entrepreneurs who are ready to break-through their current income ceiling to re-code their energetic money blueprint so they can consistently grow their income and scale their businesses. She is multi-certified in Law of Attraction, Reiki, Akashic Records and as a Tapping into Wealth Coach and combines both coaching and energy techniques to help her clients create big shifts while staying aligned with their Soul gifts. Her passion is helping women entrepreneurs to release any blocks they have around their value, being visible and earning money, so that they can show up and serve powerfully and get to the next level of their business. She helps them see expanded possibilities and seamlessly weaves together the inner and outer work of running a business. She has 20+ years in the field of personal development and education and has helped her clients u

Do you wish you could just make less decisions everyday?Are you tired of being THE go-to person in your home and business who makes decisions?Do you find making everyday decisions, like what to have for dinner tonight, hard and stressful?Are you not sure what your next move is in your business?If you answered “YES” to any of these questions, then you might be experiencing decision fatigue.Decision fatigue is when you’re tired of making decisions because you make too many in your daily life.So on today’s podcast episode, I want to share with you ways that you can reduce the amount of decisions that you make everyday, in both life and work. Because as the CEO of your business and household, you’ve gotta be the best version of yourself as you can be! So let’s make life a bit simpler for you, so that you can scale that beautiful business of yours with clarity and purpose.RESOURCES:Check out the blog post that goes along with this episode: http://www.allisonhardy.com/blog1/episode188Get signed up for the Sell Eve

Brooke Elder is the founder of Social Tenacity. After being in the Network Marketing arena for 10 years, she started her business in 2015 after seeing such a need in Networking Marketing for a leader to show network marketers how to market online without being "spammy weirdos". In order to be a successful Network Marketing professional you don’t need to pretend to be someone you’re not, authenticity will and can be your driving force to create momentum and a business that is authentically you. Brooke has began a movement of Authentic Influencers who believe that you can use your gifts, talents and strengths to build your business.TAKEAWAYS:Brooke says that a morning routine changed her life. One of her most impactful activities in her morning routine is reading a list of accomplishments, mindset, and/or activities as if she’s already accomplished them. What that has done is helped her to step into that role easier, with more clarity, and stay in that role to become a better version of herself.Brooke also us

Have you ever thought about creating a day inside of your week that is filled with nothing but CEO activities? I’m a HUGE fan of a CEO Day and have been implementing them for about 4 months now, and I’m seeing massive growth, clarity, and action inside of my own business.And so on today’s podcast episode I want to share with you, how you can start to implement a CEO day inside of your business, to help you start to move towards a 6-figure mindset in a quicker, more intentional, and easier way.RESOURCES:Check out the blog post that goes along with this episode: http://www.allisonhardy.com/blog1/episode186Download the 33 Places to Promote Your Lead Magnet Guide: https://bit.ly/leadgen33waysCONNECT WITH ME:Join my absolutely FREE Facebook group, The 6-Figure Mompreneur Community: www.facebook.com/groups/themompreneurcommunityFollow me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/allisonhardy2015Follow me on Instagram (I especially LOVE InstaStories!): www.instagram.com/allison_hardy_Find me on Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/alli

Danielle Hayden is a reformed corporate CFO (chief financial officer) who is on a mission to help rule-breaking female entrepreneurs understand their numbers so they can gain the confidence needed to create sustainable profits. After spending 10+ years in the boardroom as a corporate finance officer, Danielle is now in her sweet spot as the co-owner of Kickstart Accounting, Inc. where she helps business owners with bookkeeping, financial analysis, and education and as the author of the Profit Planner book series. When Danielle isn’t crunching numbers on her clients’ behalf or crafting the next iteration of the Profit Planner, you can find her hanging with her two kids as she inspires them to lead their fullest lives or doing almost any fitness-related activity ranging from Spartan races to pilates.TAKEAWAYS:Danielle’s super power is being able to meet people where they are at today, without judgement or preconceived notions.When considering purchases, Danielle doesn’t just look at the price point of the purch

In today’s 6-Figure Mompreneur Podcast with Allison Hardy episode we’re talking about managing stress as a mompreneur.Now today’s episode hits a bit close to home because lately I’ve been feeling A LOT of stress. The time has come for us to decide if we are keeping our kids home for the 2020-2021 academic year due to COVID and either decision we make, has the potential to have some pretty severe consequences. And Mama, making this decision has been STRESSFUL to say the least.But as mompreneurs, we HAVE to find a strategy to eliminate stress from our lives, because most of the circumstances we are making decisions around and about, are situations we absolutely cannot control.So on today’s episode I’m sharing four ways that I’m combatting stress in my daily life, in hopes that it spurs you tackle and work through stress in a way that feels best for you.RESOURCES:Check out the blog post that goes along with this episode: http://www.allisonhardy.com/blog1/episode184Snag my Peloton affiliate code to get a $100 c

Dr. Danielle Eaton is a chiropractor, online business owner, wife and homeschooling mom of 3 girls. She founded her online education company Aligned Women in 2015 because of her own struggles with balancing life and practice as a working mom. Since then, the Aligned Women group coaching membership has grown to be the premiere life and business support option for women in chiropractic. In 2019, Danielle created Aligned Marketing—an online course for hands-on practitioners who are ready to conquer the fear of putting themselves out there.TAKEAWAYS:One of the things Danielle teachers her students is counter-intuitive to how they’ve been taught to market their business. And that is the power of niching down. When you speak to everyone, you speak to no one.A big turning point for Danielle was she was newly pregnant with her third child, after miscarrying her second. She knew that she wanted to truly take care of herself and her little one who was growing inside of her. She sold her practice in 6 weeks and finall

In today’s 6-Figure Mompreneur Podcast with Allison Hardy episode we’re diving deep into launch de-briefs.This wasn’t something I’ve always done, but it’s something I committed to doing this year and it’s been extremely beneficial seeing the stats, numbers, collateral, data, and day-to-day activities that went into a launch.In today’s episode I talk about why launch de-briefs are so important and tell you exactly what you need to be paying attention to and recording. Get out your notebook and get ready to take notes! While this isn’t the sexiest topic, it’s making things like launch de-brief a part of your normal launch activities that will help you to create more momentum and help you to create your own signature process for launching. If you have a plan to launch a program, course, or service at any more in 2020, this podcast episode is for you! RESOURCES:Check out the blog post that goes along with this episode: http://www.allisonhardy.com/blog1/episode182Get on the waitlist for the next open cart period

Over the past decade, Jeneth Blackert, known as “The Change Agent” has become a preeminent conscious body, being and business facilitator. Her wildly successful global change movement, Real Raw You, encourages people around the globe to open to greater more radiant energy, vibrant lives and expanded possibilities.With a background in nutritional neuroscience blended and with her very unique approach to change, Jeneth has an ability to profoundly deepen her client’s lives.She has appeared on television and radio shows worldwide including Martha Stewart Radio, NPR, Fox News and hundreds of radio acronyms around the nation. She’s also the author of several books and programs including Falling In Stilettos, Seven Dragons: A Guide to a Limitless Mind and Simple Marketing.TAKEAWAYS:Jeneth’s super power is developing systems and creating a back end machine that markets her business in a way that not only works, but allows her the freedom to live life on her terms.For Jeneth, business is finding the perfect person wi

In today’s episode we’re diving into what to look at when your business just isn’t performing in the way you think it should be.We’ve all been there. We open the doors to a program of ours after doing a ridiculously high touch event (like a challenge or a webinar) and crickets.What’s happening?! Why isn’t anyone jumping into our program?So instead of going down the negativity spiral, let’s take a look at our businesses from a place of learning and information gathering. After all that’s what business is, a big lesson in stats and data! In today’s episode I’m walking you through some tangible actions to take when things just aren’t going your way (or the way you think they should go) in your business.So let’s dive in!RESOURCES: Check out the blog post that goes along with this episode: http://www.allisonhardy.com/blog1/episode180Get registered for the How To Sell Everyday [even when you’re not working!] Masterclass here: https://allison-hardy.ck.page/8fef7a747dCONNECT WITH ME:Join my absolutely FREE Faceboo

Yolanda King is the host of the Confident Christian Female Entrepreneur Podcast focused on helping Christian women gain the confidence skills and mindset to embrace the call to business and leadership. She teaches women how to overcome their money stories and fears to become the confident CEO God called her to be. Each week she chats all things marketing strategies, innovative leadership, and growth mindset tactics.She believes that it is possible to operate and grow a profitable business that honors God and family. Yolanda has a background in social work where she has helped dozens of women overcome life obstacles and beat the odds to accomplish their life goals and achieve success.Through the hardship of balancing a stressful career and almost going bankrupt she continued to pursue her business dreams that lead her to acquire a strong mindset and generate her first 6 figure year. Now she teaches other women how to beat the odds and achieve financial confidence while following their calling.TAKEAWAYS:Yolanda