#375: How To Get Noticed Online (& What Jumping Out Of A Plane Has To Do With Entrepreneurship)
Content creation, visibility in your business, and how life will steer you in the right direction (whether you’re ready for it or not!)
New York Times Best-selling author, award-winning blogger, and “professional troublemaker,” Luvvie Ajayi Jones is here and she’s ready to help you take action on your big dreams, move through the fear that’s holding you back, and use your voice to support your audience.
I loved my interview with Luvvie, and I know you will too. We chat about...
- How her skydiving experience helped her become comfortable with being uncomfortable
- Why content creation and getting noticed online looks different than you think
- The reason getting a “D” in college was the sign she needed to say goodbye to her dream of becoming a doctor and start a blog instead
There are so many "a-ha", "WOW", and jaw-dropping moments in this episode, I wish I could name them all... you’ll just have to join us over on the podcast to find out what they are.
Sometimes a conversation just takes on a life of its own and reveals a lot of wisdom. I know when Luvvie says, “When you serve people, you will be seen by the people you need to serve,” you’ll want to stop multi-tasking and make sure you’re listening to the conversation that follows.
You’re in for a real treat, friend! Listen in to get inspired, excited, and driven to take action with Luvvie’s step-by-step guidance.
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