Three months ago, I wrote a blog post called Slow Marketing. It was all about how it’s okay (even important) to slow down our marketing. This is a wonderful philosophy but what if you need money yesterday? What if you’re so broke and you can’t afford rent? All of a sudden, the slow approach while […]
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Do you use Gmail? This might be the most useful app ever created for email overwhelm. Seriously. This little app (which is 100% free I might add) just let me cut my gmail inbox in half by scheduling emails to vanish and then reappear on the date I want to deal with them. So good!
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Most artists are broke. And if you’re a broke and struggling artist (or know one) I’ve found something wonderful for you. But, before I get to that, let me back up . . . Over the years, I have come to fall deeper and deeper in love with art. And beauty. When I first began
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A little while ago, Charlotte Lammerhirt (pictured here) attended my daylong workshop for holistic practitioners in Calgary. Except she’s a mortgage broker. And yet, somehow she’s take the strategies and resources and done and amazing job at applying them. I thought I’d share her story as it not only gives a good idea of what
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Something simple for you. Sitting here in my workshop in Kelowna and a good fellow named Steve Emrich shared something he’s done that was cheap and easy to do that has gotten him some calls and clients – magnets on his car. Here’s what Steve has to say about his car magnets: “I love my
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I want to share with you six lessons I got on how you can fill up your workshops from a colleague of mine Callan Rush. Poor Callan (pictured right). She had me in her audience. This might seem like a good thing, but let me explain. So, the other night I attended a workshop called,
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A few days ago, I invited people to weigh in on which welcome video was better – my old one that I made myself or my new one made by Donna Santos. The overwhelming majority felt the new one was better. You can learn my basic take on how to make a great welcome video
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As you may know, I’m a huge fan of people having welcome videos for their websites. So, I just got a new welcome video done for my website by my photographer pal Donna Santos. You can see it here. [vsw id=”jEt9hW8YwHI” source=”youtube” width=”425″ height=”344″ autoplay=”no”] It’s replacing the old one (you can watch it below).
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AD #1: The ad below is a great example of a kick ass, attention grabbing poster. The headline immediately establishes what the ad’s about and speaks to people where they live. This ad will immediately grab and speak to anyone who’s interested in farming but doesn’t know where to start. And note the photo is
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