Why a Hot Seat Is Shockingly Good for Business

Why a Hot Seat Is Shockingly Good for Business by Pamela Wilson Back in 2004, the heat was on for me and my little marketing and design studio. In those days, I was a single mom with a 10-year-old and a 12-year-old, and I desperately needed my business to produce. And by that, I mean produce profit. I needed money, honey — to support my family, run my household, and build my business. I knew it was time to ramp up my efforts. My business was successful, but it was time to take it to another level. Around that time, I started hearing about mastermind groups. And now, when I look back, I recognize that joining a mastermind group profoundly changed my business for the better, especially because of one specific exercise these groups do. That’s what I’m going to share today. Because earlier this month, we began doing something similar inside one of our communities at Rainmaker Digital. Get the rest The Missing Link: So Jesus and Wolverine Login to LinkedIn … by Sean Jackson Demian Farnworth and Jerod Morris join The Missing Link for some real-time fun and expertise about content syndication on LinkedIn. Listen Youpreneur with Chris Ducker: Why (and How) Selling Ourselves Makes a Difference, with Matthew Kimberley by Chris Ducker Speaker, coach, and author Matthew Kimberley of 'How to Get a Grip' talks about selling, marketing, and the critical importance of speaking your audience's language. Listen The Lede: Revisiting Authenticity: What It Is, What Its Not, and Why It Matters by Jerod Morris and Demian Farnworth Creating a remarkable experience for an audience starts with authenticity, which should never be confused with transparency. Listen Hack the Entrepreneur: The Extraordinary Value of Sharing and Being a Connector by Jon Nastor My guest today is the Founder, publisher, and CEO of Momtrends.com. She left her role as an executive at Ralph Lauren to launch the Momtrends blog in 2007. Listen The Writer Files: How Joe Berkowitz (Journalist and Fast Company Editor) Writes: Part One by Kelton Reid Author and Fast Company Editor Joe Berkowitz stopped by the podcast this week. His latest, a humor book titled You Blew It!: An Awkward Look at the Many Ways in Which You've Already Ruined Your Life, lands this October. He took a break from his busy schedule to rap with me about how he survives the harried life of a big city journalist. Listen The Missing Link: So Jesus and Wolverine Login to LinkedIn … by Sean Jackson Demian Farnworth and Jerod Morris join The Missing Link for some real-time fun and expertise about content syndication on LinkedIn. Listen Youpreneur with Chris Ducker: Why (and How) Selling Ourselves Makes a Difference, with Matthew Kimberley by Chris Ducker Speaker, coach, and author Matthew Kimberley of 'How to Get a Grip' talks about selling, marketing, and the critical importance of speaking your audience's language. Listen The Lede: Revisiting Authenticity: What It Is, What Its Not, and Why It Matters by Jerod Morris and Demian Farnworth Creating a remarkable experience for an audience starts with authenticity, which should never be confused with transparency. Listen Hack the Entrepreneur: The Extraordinary Value of Sharing and Being a Connector by Jon Nastor My guest today is the Founder, publisher, and CEO of Momtrends.com. She left her role as an executive at Ralph Lauren to launch the Momtrends blog in 2007. Listen The Writer Files: How Joe Berkowitz (Journalist and Fast Company Editor) Writes: Part One by Kelton Reid Author and Fast Company Editor Joe Berkowitz stopped by the podcast this week. His latest, a humor book titled You Blew It!: An Awkward Look at the Many Ways in Which You've Already Ruined Your Life, lands this October. He took a break from his busy schedule to rap with me about how he survives the harried life of a big city journalist. Listen Find Out More ©2015 Rainmaker Digital, LLC • 1942 Broadway, Suite 407 • Boulder, CO 80302

   

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