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A short story of a work in progress
So it has taken me six months to get to today and it's still not right. I have been working on my new podcast format since late October and published my first episode today. The episode has high quality video, a large microphone, a podcast studio I set up in my new flat, lighting, sound proof walls, the whole shabang, but the connection between my new hosting platform (Riverside) and the distribution platforms (Spotify, Apple, Amazon and YouTube) is currently not working correctly. Story of my life. I'm using AI to troubleshoot my way through each individual roadblock, but some things are still not quite working, so I will just need to wait and see if they need time to connect correctly before I take any further steps. It's still progress and once it's all up and running it will be a much much better content creation system, but for now, it's still difficult. I've already recorded the first 10 episodes, they are ready to be released over the next few weeks and from those I will have a whole new batch of social media content to cut into shorts from tomorrow. I would love for my podcast to one day be really great, but to get to that point you have to start out with it being just good, okay or down right shit. I'm proud of what I've done so far recording 300 episodes in Season 1 documenting my entrepreneurial journey and I'm excited to take things to the next level in Season 2. It just may not be a full clean launch today. So be it. Hopefully I will be able to share the good news soon about the successful launch of Season 2 and share all the links with you guys when the time comes, but for today, I'm going to pause, get my crutches out and try to take a short walk outside on this sunny day along the water for the first time since my surgery 3 weeks ago. Imperfect action is still progress. Have a lovely day! Architect Anna
A short story of a work in progress
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Thank you @Llinos Owen!! Spotify did eventually catch up and I was able to upload the video, yay! I will be editing and publishing the episodes one at a time so I can get better as I go and will probably switch over to Opus clips for my social media content in the next week. Riverside has a bit of short form editing, but Opus has more and you can schedule from there as well so I can get rid of my other scheduling platform (publer) and have a cleaner content creation system. Finally 😅 The walk was a bit harder than I expected, but it was still nice to get out. I think I tried to move from 2 crutches to 1 too early, so am course correcting today. I hope you had a great weekend! Here is the link to episode 301 on spotify if you're interested. https://open.spotify.com/episode/2d1qobccMKzM7HuJPOajty?si=RbZ4Ev1tS8eOjT9U2RYIlQ
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Woah 9 months is so long @Llinos Owen! There is another content creation platform I was looking into, but didn't end up testing called Pictory that might be of interest. Thank you! ☺️
Optimise your Morning Routine
More than anything, daily consistency will help you reach your goals in Q2 and having a great morning routine will help you do that. So I've created a morning routine evaluation prompt to review what you are currently doing and identify what's working and what's not. It will score your current routine and provide suggested improvements that might make success a bit easier to achieve on a daily basis. I thought this might be helpful to share since I was doing this for myself this week. My daily routines have basically become non existent after surgery and I want to try to get them back as quickly as possible, but also make them better than they were before too while I've got time! ☺️ Whether you are doing things smoothly at the moment or have hit a road block in your path I hope this prompt will be useful. Have a wonderful weekend! Architect Anna
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That's great the prompt helped provide deeper awareness about your situation @Llinos Owen! I hope in time you will be able to make the changes you feel you need to ❤️Thank you for your kind message, I have my first physical therapy appointment at the hospital today :)
End of Q1, Start of Q2
Hello everyone and thank you so much for your kind messages last week ahead of my surgery! Everything went well and I am recovering at home. This surgery was a huge win for me, since I waited 6.5 years for the NHS to fix my knee after an injury in 2019, and also a challenge as it has impacted my work and now my ability to walk for the next few weeks. So I thought I would bring the question to you, what has been your biggest win and challenge of the first quarter of 2026? What will you bring into Q2 and leave behind in Q1? Hopefully we can all celebrate each others successes and help each other through the challenges as well in this group :) Let me know how Q1 was for you and what your plans are for Q2! Wishing each of you all the best! Thanks again for your support last week, it is very appreciated ❤️ I've got lots of surgery photos, but I don't want to gross anyone out, so I won't post them with this message 😅 Architect Anna
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It is extraordinary @Llinos Owen! And it is working, even when you can't see it, like when you plant a seed, it does a lot of work growing roots underground before anything is visible above the surface 🌱. Perfectionism can be a hard thing to overcome, so take it a day at a time if you need to and be proud of the progress you're making, both from a business sense, and also personal growth. Even if you take the 'wrong' next step, you will pivot, learn from it, and take those lessons forward doing better the next time ☺️❤️ congratulations with all you achieved so far this year! Here's to the rest of 2026!!
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I'm so glad what I said was helpful @Llinos Owen!! I hope you had a lovely weekend!
What a month!
Earlier this month I flew to Dublin Ireland to deliver a full day of AI training. I've always wanted to go to Dublin, but just never got around to it, so this was a very exciting opportunity. I flew in the day before and explored the city from the docks, to the Guinness factory, all the way out to the zoo. I got to stay in a nice hotel and have dinner in my room as I prepared for the training the next day. Then it all happened so quickly, it was an amazing training day, I delivered the session, went to the airport, had dinner and came home. A very short, but sweet trip. Yesterday I got to speak at the British Library for a great event that will have an impact far beyond that session. Helping other entrepreneurs is one of my favourite things to do and from the session I delivered yesterday that could be tens of thousands of people and small businesses. I got lots of positive feedback from the day and I think it's so cool that I get to blow peoples minds on a regular basis! One of the best parts of the day was that my mom could be there, she flew in from America yesterday morning hours before I went on stage! She has never seen me do public speaking before and it was really special to have her at that event. But she didn't fly all the way from America just to hear me speak, she is here to help me over the next couple of weeks. Tomorrow I am having major surgery and pausing my AI training work while I recover. I'm hoping I can use my medical leave for some much needed deep work, thinking, learning and testing time, but the reality is I have no idea what kind of shape I will be in after tomorrow, so I am going to give myself a bit of grace to do as my body needs. That is also why I'm posting this on a Tuesday rather than the usual Friday post. I am truly so grateful my mom could be here to help me, and as independent as you and I may be it is still important to know when to ask for help and welcome it when it comes. So, what a month! International training, big events and now surgery.
What a month!
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Thank you so much @Alma Avdic! ❤️
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Thank you @Llinos Owen I really appreciate that! Take care of yourself too ❤️
What do you need?
As crazy as it sounds we are nearly at the end of the first quarter of the year. What!?! Where are you at with things and what do you need help with? Do you need any custom prompts, any strategic advice or ideas, any motivational messages? Let me know. I'm here to help and as always I hope you had a wonderful week and a lovely weekend ahead! Architect Anna
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@Llinos Owen Amazing! I'm sure they will turn out great 😁
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Awesome @Wendy Rogers! Cold calling can work, but it's a lot of effort and many people find it intrusive. Paid ads can work if they're targeted and driving traffic to a very useful landing page. From there you may want to have them book a discovery call (sales call) to see if it is the right fit for their business. If the price is over £1000 most people won't buy from a landing page directly unless you have already built huge trust and authority online. It's a numbers game, even if you get qualified buyers on a call you still might only close 1/3. They say if you're closing higher than 40% your prices are probably too low, for reference. It will start out with a lot of conversations, whether online or in person and you will start to learn what people want and then use the phrases they share with you about their goals, fears, pain points etc in your messaging and ad copy to attract more people into your offers and scale them eventually. To start out it's just one sale, one client at a time, get the testimonial and then do it again and again until the efforts compound. Because it can initially be hard to get lots of people into a program from scratch if it is live (rather than recorded) you can try to sell something specialised 1:1 or small groups of 2 or 3 to take the pressure off of you filling a live training course especially if it is more expensive. Bootcamps can be cheaper and easier to fill, but it is up to you and the price you put on your time. If you have video calls with people that book in with you through a lead magnet you can try to sell them on whichever offer appeals most to them and also matches their budget.
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