Wednesday, May 2, 2018
The Basics of Pricing
I used to consult for a major fastfood chain, and was responsible for pricing with all new franchisee's in the USA. Figure I'd share the knowledge. Of course, I use all this in my B&M too. I...
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Any Jordan Peterson fans out there?
I'm about 100 pages in and not positive what to think or if I need to keep reading. Some of...
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Has anyone consulted a psychic? (Feel free to laugh)
I recently read the Millionaire Fast Lane and Unscripted, and I've had my fair share of F*** This Events. I worked hard all my life, got myself "highly educated," had multiple "prestigious internships", and still not where I want to be. On the other hand, my husband seems to have an entrepreneurial mind set from the start. He is a very good looking charismatic guy by societal standards, but after "failing" a couple interviews for the dumb reasons "employers" usually give, he...
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pricing question...
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Made it to Scottsdale and Business Update
It's been about one year since I joined the forum and thanks to the great advice of some members of the community, I've been able to completely change my life and move in a better direction.
To keep it simple, I was working at an investment bank in NYC and absolutely hated my life / how I was treated.
This week I just moved into my apartment in Scottsdale after making the cross country drive solo. A few months back I started my web design business with the help of Fox's...
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A young entrepreneur.
This is sunil. I am 19 year old. I started my first business when i was 14, it was "Home made food" delivery to offices and hostels, I understood that they were away from their home and never liked what the mess provided them.We provided them really good service,quality and were never late when it came to deliver food. First it was a really slow growth, i was also afraid/shy of communicating to people but as i started communicating more and more the fear faded, i became more stronger...
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Introducing myself
I graduated in Advertising. Taught English while studying to make some money. Then I graduated in Teaching English because I felt bad being a teacher and not having a...
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Getting some Money from MLM but Still Struggling!
I know MLM isn't quite good for fastlane but I'm using this to support my ventures (plus working 9-5 job) and all the money will go to invest in my projects.
I have some people in my network, making some money , it's a long hustle all day but it's always money.
The company is really good but the main problem is I'm still struggling.
I make most of money from my network, because I really don't like selling items for the house (even if...
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SPI 316: The Art of Scaling with Nathan Chan from Foundr
How do you take an idea and grow it into a six-figure business, a multiple six-figure business, and then scale it to a multiple seven-figure business? That’s what we’re talking about with today’s special guest: Nathan Chan, founder of Foundr Magazine.
Foundr Magazine has turned into a powerhouse brand since I last spoke with Nathan (Episode 169). So much has happened! Today, Nathan is going to dish on all that he’s done, and all that he’s had to stop doing in order to grow. I’m basically just turning the mic over to Nathan so he can give us the scoop on what he’s learned, what he’s aiming for now, how he’s building his brand, and why his mission with Foundr has increased 100x.
Stick that phone in your pocket and listen close, because this episode is stuffed with insights and powerful takeaways. That’s what Foundr is all about—helping entrepreneurs create a successful business. Nathan has a lot to share, so let’s get started!
If you want to get a free, printed copy of the Richard Branson issue of Foundr, go to Foundr.com/branson (you only need to cover shipping and handling).
And speaking of freebies, if you’ve ever been interested in starting a podcast, I have a free, three-day mini course for you. It’s structured to help you get your podcast up and running without getting overwhelmed. I’ll walk you through all the steps, hand-in-hand: Check it out at HowtoStartaPodcast.com.
We talk a lot in this episode about scaling up and team building, and a common question I get is “how do you manage your content when you’re scaling up?” Well, I have an excellent solution for you: CoSchedule. This is the number one tool I’d recommend for content management—it’s great if you have a team or even if you’re just starting out. It helps you manage your content on WordPress, on social media, and more. There are so many useful features and automations within CoSchedule that I know will make your life easier, so check it out at SmartPassiveIncome.com/coschedule. [Full Disclosure: As an affiliate, I receive compensation if you purchase through this link.]
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Special thanks to Nathan Chan for joining me this week. Until next time!
You'll Learn
- What Nathan's learned since we last spoke, and how he's grown Foundr so well.
- Why Nathan is shooting high with Foundr's mission to support new entrepreneurs.
- Why Foundr has branched into courses and what strategies it uses for them.
- Strategies and powerful mindsets for scaling your company.
- How Nathan built Foundr's company culture, and what he's learned in the process.
- Who Nathan's mentors are, and why he's a member of Entrepreneur's Organization.
- What strategy Nathan is using to scale his business, and what brands he's inspired by.
- What critical advice Nathan has for SPI listeners.
- How you can get a free copy of the most recent issue of Foundr, and more!
Resources
- Foundr
- Scaling Up: How a Few Companies Make It...and Why the Rest Don't by Verne Harnish
- Mitch Harper
- BigCommerce
- Entrepreneurs' Organization
- Intrepid Travel
- MasterClass
- SPI 169: How Nathan Chan Built a 6-Figure Digital Magazine and the Marketing Strategies We Can All Use
- Order Foundr's First Printed Issue
- How to Start a Podcast
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f*ck This Event
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So you want to move to Scottsdale?
Many of you at the Fastlane Summit expressed interest in moving to Scottsdale. I've been here for almost a year it has been nothing but life changing.
So it's time to put your money where your mouth is and decide if you'll do it.
Most of you know when three of us moved to Scottsdale - what happened and all of our lives were forever changed for the better.
If I never...
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Freelance to agency > Why would people work for me?
Short presentation: I've been working as a freelance copywriter since 2013. I don't really like writing, but I know my way around the field by now. Recently I've been thinking seriously about stepping it up, hiring young copywriters and scaling my business into an agency that way.
Problem (my action fake): I'm really anxious about asking anyone to work for me as a copywriter. I'm thinking "Hey, why on earth would they want to do that instead of just going...
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Getting results is all that matters
The first one is to document my progress of building up my business. My business is within the mobile AR world, and still in its very early stages. It's a B2B marketing tool essentially. I personally developed a beta version of my app which I put in the Play Store. Using that concept app I was able to create some videos of it in action which I put on my socials and sent to a few people that I thought might be interested. Luckily, a few...
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A question on creating a Facebook page for my company
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Los Angeles meetup this Saturday April 28th!
Saturday April 28th @ 7:00PM
Cafe Brass Monkey in Koreatown
3440 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010
(tagging those of you that have LA as your location)
@LeoistheSun @ValueGenerator @Borregoed @John Franklin @Daniel. @Stevie Drive
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