I could really use some insight, especially if you fall in this demographic... I have made a pretty big pivot in how I work with businesses, which is I think where I always wanted to be but kept trying to fit insides some predetermined boxes (hello 3 individual circuits that said that was never going to work lol). I've been workshopping my known for statement and trying to find a way to help mompreneurs and couplepreneurs feel seen in it without being way too wordy.... So I had- I am a Life-first Business (Re)Designer who helps family-centered business owners transform their business so they're no longer the primary brain for everyone and everything, giving them the space to build their vision without losing themselves, their family, or the life they built it for. I feel like it says most of what I need but it is long. so maybe: I'm a Life-first Business Redesigner who helps you stop being the primary brain for everyone and everything, so you can build your vision without losing yourself, your family, or the life you built it for. a few other variations potentially- I'm a Life-first Business Redesigner who helps you steer your business toward the life you're building, so your business finally makes your life fuller, not harder (fuller not harder is one of my core beliefs) I'm a Life-first Business Redesigner and together we get clear on what you actually want out of your business and life, then redesign the business, its vision, decisions, roles, and rhythms, to fit it. I'm a Life-first Business Redesigner who helps you get clear on where you're going, then reshape the business to run in that direction instead of running through you. I'm a Life-first Business Redesigner who helps you redesign your business around the life you actually want, so it stops depending on you for every decision. Also open to suggestions. I struggle with taking a really big and nuanced (it won't look the same for each person, but will all involve mindset, communication strategies, coaching, strategy, and operations) and describing it without over describing it...

Our free lead generation call is tomorrow. I want to share with you how I've helped giant companies like Transamerica to startups to solopreneur coaches built their lead generation system so they can can get consistent clients. Would love to meet you! Bring any questions or your lead gen plan so I can go over it with you. There will be a handful of people so everyone's question gets answered.

Have you thought about whether LinkedIn is right for you and if it should be part of your marketing? Here’s a video that can help you decide: https://youtu.be/hMTi2DjZmok

When you want to add links in your LinkedIn posts, know that the algorithm dings you for that and will not show your post as much. LinkedIn does not want to send traffic outside of their platform. But sometimes we just need to add those links. Saying "link" in comments is no longer good practice there, you also get dinged. Plus, you don't want your user fishing for them. Adding them to your post when LinkedIn pre-populates a box with an image and a link is also not good (algorithm dings you a few points). ⭐ Best practice for links (only if you must!) is to add the link to your post. Then X out of the pre-populated box so it doesn't show. And just have the link inside the text. That will ding you the least. Happy posting!

The last two months have been crazy busy. I helped Techstars launch their new website: https://www.techstars.com/ While running my business. But it's been fun! What's your win for the week?