Listen, we know this past year has been a lot. And that’s putting it lightly. While it’s so important for us to celebrate our highs, our successes, and our wins, what are some things that we can do to help us get through our lowest of lows, in life and in business? Because let’s face it, for entrepreneurs and online support pros like us those two things usually go hand in hand. I brought in my good friend Becca Reed, who is also a Trauma Therapist, to dive into this topic with us on today’s episode.

Welcome to our first mini-coaching session on How She Did That! In this episode, we are focusing on a question that is brought to us from admin pro, owner of KISS Virtual Services, and our good friend, Nakia Whittaker-Woody, who is also sitting down with us today to get her question answered!

Have you ever participated in a summit that really resonated with you? Or have you often wondered what exactly does it take to put a summit together? Maybe you’re new here and you’re still trying to figure out what a summit even is! That’s totally okay. We are answering all of these questions, addressing the misconceptions, and dropping some essential tips on what to know and what to avoid in today’s episode.

Can you believe The How She Did That Podcasts has been on the air for FIVE seasons and going on 3 years?! This season we will be introducing some exciting new things like mini-coaching episodes, a mini series on the different levels of growth, and more solo episodes with Tasha, like this one!

So to kick off the new season, I’m talking about how I chose my growth path. What does your growth path look like? How do you figure out what you want it to look like? How does it change from when you are first starting out to after you’ve been in business for a while? These are the questions we are answering in this episode and more. You will want to take notes!

A “podcast visibility strategist” as she calls herself, Angie Trueblood joins us to discuss how you can use podcasts to grow your business and build meaningful relationships. She offers her insight to those who may feel like their particular niche or area of expertise is already so popular and therefore they have nothing “different” or unique to offer. This belief could not be further from the truth! There may be lots of people out there who do what you do, but there is only one YOU and nobody does what you do the way YOU do it. As Angie tells us, you don’t have to be solving the problems of the world, you just have to solve one particular thing for your ideal client.

This is the first episode of the New Year of 2020! I’m here to talk to you about how my team and I mapped out our profit plan, and plan in general, for 2020. There are many things for you to look forward to and things we are so freakin’ excited to put into action! I’ll be sharing some questions to ask yourself in reviewing 2019 and moving into 2020, as well as how we came up with our plan for the New Year.

When many of us start our businesses, we want better lives and more freedom. Then, we get into the thick of it and lose that path. We realize that we’re really working for our business, instead of working for the life we want our business to create. My guest today, Linsi Brownson, is a life coach for entrepreneurs. She helps them live successfully and align their business so that it really supports their life.

Earlier this season, we had someone come on and talk about burnout. You may be wondering why we are talking about it again, and that’s because I think it is under-talked about in the online space especially. It’s kind of a badge of honor to hustle and grind, which is not the way I like to run my business and neither does my guest today, Renee Reese of the Intuitive CEO. She is a business coach who helps people create successful businesses on their own terms, without the burnout and craziness of building an online business. I’m excited to talk about burnout again and to hear Renee’s perspective and advice on the subject.

Last week, in episode 51, we learned all about how to maximize our visibility in Facebook groups, while minimizing the amount of time it takes. In this episode, we’re learning how to do the same with social media content that we post on our own channels. My guest today, Jenny Suneson is going to help us make a greater impact with our content. She is the owner of Confetti Social, a social media marketing agency. I can’t wait to get started!

Whether you have experienced burnout before or not, this episode is for you. Our guest today, Naphtali Roberts, is going to give us some actionable tips on both recovering from burnout and preventing it in the first place. She is a life and business coach, therapy practice owner, wife of a creative entrepreneur, and mother to three little kids. Her goal in life is to have a world where the pain of the busyness stops feeling more comfortable than the unknown of letting ourselves notice and feel our feelings, fears, and alignment in our life and business.

Can you even believe that we’re already in Season 3 of the How She Did That Podcast? I can’t! This season is dedicated to the virtual support pros who have been in business for a while and are looking for some more advanced strategies in the way of hiring & managing team, selling higher ticket offers, taking some time away from their business, and just fully embodying the role of CEO! I am so excited for all of the amazing women I’ve interviewed for season 3 and I can’t wait for the crazy amounts of awesomeness their going to bring!

When faced with an all too common decision to stay home with her new baby or return to a fast-paced and demanding career that she loved, my guest today knew there had to be a way to have both. Shannon Miles is an advocate for people to have the career and flexibility they crave to keep their priorities in a healthy order. She is the CEO and co-founder of Belay, a staffing company that serves businesses all over the U.S.

Are you ready to pack everything up and take it on the road? My guest today, Esther Inman, is a full-time digital nomad currently living with her son and veteran husband in Bali, Indonesia. She runs a 6-figure agency, with a team of eight virtual workers, and provides online training programs that help other women launch their virtual work life too.

We have an amazing opportunity to use our businesses and platforms to do so much good. However, we oftentimes get stuck in not knowing how to show up in the world and be the change we want to see. My guest today, Kelly Ruta is a psychotherapist turned personal mastery expert for female disruptors.