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Hey everyone.

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Welcome.

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It's lovely to have you here.

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And we are excited to have Laika Weeks.

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She is one of our amazing clients joining us, and she's gonna give

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us a little insight into her experience with some of our programs.

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So welcome, Laika.

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It's lovely to have you.

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Thank you.

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I appreciate it.

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I'm glad to be here.

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You guys have been a lifesaver to me.

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Oh, thank you.

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When I met Laika, I was blown away because you have a full-time job.

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Two businesses.

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And a nonprofit.

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So tell us a little bit about what your life is like.

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My life is very busy finding time to get everything done.

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It works out though, and a part of that working out now is.

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Finding you all.

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I was in Tampa.

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I had dinner with one of my friends that we go way back and we always talk about

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business and she told me that she'd hired a va and my ears perked up and I

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was like, wait a minute, you did what?

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'cause I've struggled with that.

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It's busy, but it has definitely gotten better.

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My processes have gotten better since finding you all in the program.

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Yeah.

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And then when we first met, you've hired VAs in the past and a struggle.

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We find that with a lot of our clients.

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Yes, I have.

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I've had several VAs I have not had success.

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I knew a big part of that was me trying to figure out what I wanted them to

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do because a lot of the stuff was in my brain, but also I was very busy and

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I was wanting them to know now what I needed and I wasn't taking the time to.

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Figure out how to be a good manager or how to be a good business owner to

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be able to give them the information.

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So yeah, I've had several and have not had success until now.

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I think it's normal because most of us were never taught how to create.

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Standard operating procedures, sOPs.

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And a lot of us haven't used project management software.

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And then on top of that, I think as a business owner, you're so busy doing

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all the things and wearing all the hats.

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You don't think to hire until you're crazy busy, which is

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like the worst time to hire.

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Exactly.

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'cause you end up hiring too quickly, so you hire the wrong person.

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You don't have the time to onboard them properly or train them and you

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don't have any systems in place.

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So that, that, that is perfectly normal.

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And that was actually us about 16 years ago, 17 years ago when

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we first started outsourcing.

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We definitely learned at bap.

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I always like to say baptism by fire.

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we survived it, but it was a big learning curve and we love being able

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to help other people do that now.

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So when you started working with your marketing va, tell us a little bit more

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about that once you came on with us.

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The fact that I did my interviews with you all was very helpful working with you all

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and helping me find a VA based off of what I said I needed and you all having trained

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them, I think that's been a big part.

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That's what I was missing before.

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When my friend Lisa told me about it, I was like, that's exactly what I need.

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That's what I've been missing.

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That is exactly why I said I haven't had the success I want.

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I think that's why I've had the success is because I feel confident

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in choosing you all to help me choose a VA that can do what I need.

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Yeah.

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And you actually have two YouTube channels.

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Yes.

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So you are very busy with your content.

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Yes.

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When we talk about marketing virtual assistants, just for

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all of you who are listening.

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We're really talking about VAs who can take care of video editing,

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audio editing for podcasts, creating social media from those posts,

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setting up that email to go out.

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So they're really trained to do those things.

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They come to us already having pretty decent skills, but what we're really

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teaching them is our SOPs and our process because people have no idea.

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How much goes into producing a YouTube video every week,

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after you've recorded it.

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That's just the start.

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Now it has, the description has to be done, keywords and tags.

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It has to be uploaded.

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If you're stripping audio for a podcast and now you've gotta market it.

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So there's so much that goes into it.

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I love the fact that we are able to just share all of our SOPs with our clients

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and teach you how to manage those tasks.

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I don't know who said it but I always love the quote.

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We lead people, we manage task.

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And I think when that clicked for Jeanie and I that.

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You have structure to manage the task that the person's doing,

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especially when they're doing a lot of tasks, how it changes everything.

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But I know for a lot of people, when they first see all of our

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SOPs, it's a little overwhelming.

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Is that how you felt at first?

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That is exactly how I felt over At first I was like, no, wait, what am

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I supposed to be doing with this?

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Now, am I supposed to do this or, yeah, it was definitely that.

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And then I just said, okay just dive into the piece that

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you're wanting to do right now.

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Because I was trying to take all of it in at one time, and

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then I'll work with my va.

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But then I was like, Nope, let me just figure out the part that I

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need right now and we'll go forward.

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And I also told her, Hey, I don't know everything.

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If you see that I'm missing something, I am happy for you to share it with me.

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That kind of thing.

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So I've, I also invited her to say, I don't know it all, but in

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this toolbox we have somebody, one of us can go and find it.

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So I think that helped as well.

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I don't do a lot of the interviewing anymore, the team does, but I

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used to always meet with the interns that were graduating.

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And I used to always ask them, or I would say, when you first came

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on with us and you were excited and then you saw all of our Trello boards

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and all of our checklists and all of our processes, did you think, oh my

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gosh, what have I gotten myself into?

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And they all start laughing because it is a lot.

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But what was really, validating for us was as we started interviewing and hiring

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and training more virtual assistants the feedback that we got from them

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on how much they love the structure.

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Because they knew exactly what they needed to do, when they needed to

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do it, how it should be done, how to interact with you, because we do teach.

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Cultural differences on both sides.

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What it's like to work with a Filipino, what it's like to work with an American.

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I didn't realize, but evidently we communicate very aggressively.

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so I feel like that was like a big aha moment for us, was realizing

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that they really embraced it.

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And what we found was because they've been through the SOPs.

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In their paid internship with us, they really do know it.

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So all our clients need to do is have their first couple of videos

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or podcast episodes recorded, and then you learn it as you go.

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Absolutely.

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And that, that's a big part of it is also me taking a step back and saying,

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I know sometimes I can be very direct.

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And so I'm like, okay, that's not the way to say that, or,

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I've realized that for me.

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Audio is easier for me to deliver what I'm asking for versus me typing it.

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So that was another thing that I shared with her.

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Hey, I'm gonna send you audio videos because that's just easier

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for me to get the information out and for us to move faster.

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So learning both of our styles and that's what I've told her.

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I want you to let me know which way works best for you so that it, it's

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a, we're continually working together.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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And we've had other clients who said very similar things that they had

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hired VAs before, but they, once they, they spent so much time trying to

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find the right person that once they got 'em on board, they were like,

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oh, shoot, now I've gotta train them.

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Now I gotta tell 'em what needs to be done.

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And that's just hard for both of you.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, very much and that Trello board, I was like, oh my God.

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Like I knew that's what I needed to use, but when I first saw it, I was like.

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Now let me go back and watch that video again.

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I have probably watched that video so many times to make sure I'm using it

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right, but now that we are in a groove of using it, it is very seamless.

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That's where we probably do 99% of our communication.

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Sometimes we may use WhatsApp.

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If it's faster, but most of the time, Trello is much faster for me

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because I have the app on my phone.

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I have it on my iPad, it's on my computer.

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So we do 99% of our communication via the Trello board.

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That's amazing.

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It's so interesting too, because I think about how busy our lives have gotten.

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Someone messaged me on LinkedIn and someone messaged me on Facebook, and I've

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got different email accounts that I'm checking and then people are texting me.

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So one of the things that we, when we first started building our team, it's

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if we can keep all of the communication.

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In Trello.

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Back then, I think we were using Basecamp.

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Yeah.

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We use Basecamp.

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If we could keep our communication one, the communication threat is

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attached to whatever you're talking about, whatever video or social

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media post that you're talking about.

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So it's contained in that card, that container for that particular project.

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That was amazing for us.

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So I'm so happy that you are loving that too.

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I love it.

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it's made it a lot easier.

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I was just talking with someone the other day and they were like, what method

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are you communicating with your va? I was like, we do everything in Trello

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because I need to be able to track it.

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I can't go to multiple platforms to be able to track stuff.

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Yeah, that was a good move.

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I love that.

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So one of the things that you talked about when we were chatting a little bit earlier

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is that everything's pivoted a little bit since you first came on with us.

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Yes.

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And we find that happens a lot with our clients.

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I was so impressed.

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If you don't mind sharing the story, you've got a nonprofit and do you wanna

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talk a little bit about that and how your VA's helping you change that base?

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Yeah.

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Yes, absolutely.

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I have a nonprofit, it's called Love for hc.

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my mom is originally from Hobson City, Alabama.

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It is the first black municipality in the state of Alabama.

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And I grew up there at my grandmother's house, at my cousin's

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house at all of my family's home.

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And so we do a annual back to school event.

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Called the Shirley Graham Fleming back to school Fun day.

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And while it's a back to school event, it's really meant to motivate the kids

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and get them excited to go back to school.

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Obviously we give our school supplies, we give our backpacks stuff with school

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supplies, but we also do haircuts.

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We have a ice cream truck out there.

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We have a food truck, we have bounce houses.

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We have a dentist.

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We have the library.

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We have the fire department.

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So we have all these people come out so that the kids can

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go back to school excited.

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And so that's my big event.

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My annual big event, we always do it the first Saturday in August.

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And for the most part, we were only doing marketing when it was

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time for that event to happen.

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So we would start marketing when school got out and up until the day of our

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event, and I have been wanting to.

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Do more marketing beyond just when we're gonna do the event.

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But I'm stretched to capacity.

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And I was like, okay, I gotta figure it out.

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I was like duh.

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You have this va, why are you not using her for that?

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So this month I put her on being able to do the marketing or

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being able to do the Facebook.

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So right now we're only doing Facebook marketing and so I gave her a a. Outline

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of what we needed to do for the month, and she's created 31 days of posts.

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It's made it very easy.

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I just go in and I look at it and I approve it.

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We do all of it in Canva, and we've gotten so much more engagement

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on that page since I've been able to let her manage that for me.

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Yeah.

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Isn't it funny?

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We find this all the time with ourselves and other people.

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It's like we hold onto things and then finally you're like.

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I've got this great person and let me delegate it to them.

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And then what happens is you find out they love, like that's their jam.

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That's what they love doing.

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She loves being creative, she loves creating social media posts.

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So it takes something off of your back that you don't wanna

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do and don't have time to do.

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And it gives it to someone who loves doing it and it feeds their creative

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genius.. And then it's win-win.

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Is your hope that having this ongoing content will bring more awareness for

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more sponsors and donations for next year?

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Absolutely.

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That is definitely the goal for that.

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Again, we've gotten more engagement, but my thought process was that

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so that we can get more donations, more sponsors get more eyes on the

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events that we're wanting to do.

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One of the next things that I'm working on is to create a survey to be able

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to get out to the community because I do wanna add some other things

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that we're doing, but I wanna find out what the community needs versus.

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Us coming up with something and saying, Hey, this is what we're gonna do.

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So I'm working on how to have her help me with that part of it.

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my wheels are turning on that.

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That's gonna lead me into a different direction and I'll

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give you an idea for it.

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How about that?

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Absolutely.

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So Laika is also one of our clients.

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She uses our software now in our software, virtual assistant.

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So you could have your software virtual assistant create a survey

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in the software, and then you could have her post the link in Facebook.

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And start saying, Hey, this is a simple survey.

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This is why we're doing it.

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I would have her post about it like once a week, every week.

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If you haven't filled it out yet, or please forward this link to

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people who could fill it out for us.

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Maybe if they're not on the group.

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We wanna roll out new things for the community, but we wanna know

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what is really most needed and most important to the community.

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So you could actually do it that way.

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The crazy part is I never thought about putting a link on our Facebook page.

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that didn't even dawn on me to do that.

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I've been so focused on how are we going to get people to complete the survey, but

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putting it on our Facebook page was never.

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A thought.

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So thank you for that.

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I will get on that.

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You're very welcome.

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and the best thing about surveys in the software is you have all that data

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connected to the person who filled it out.

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So you can always reach out to them again if you had other questions

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or wanted to have a conversation to dig deeper with a few of the

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people that you know, fill it out.

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So speaking of that, our white labeled version of high level

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is called from Leads to Sales.

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And our added value is that we have.

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One of our software va set up our client's accounts, and then you have

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access to work with them ongoing.

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So how have you felt about the software and then how have

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you felt about the VA support?

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Yeah that has been really good, especially with my pivot.

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I'm having to pivot again because I started out, this is the website

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that we're going to create.

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Now I've pivoted, and while that website is working for me, I am

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going to have to create another one.

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because before I would've had to take the time to create that website myself.

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Whereas now I feel so much.

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Power in giving that to someone else to be able to create and know

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that it's gonna be done efficiently.

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So that is that.

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I love that about the software.

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And I'm glad you said that because now, you're opening up so many things.

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I didn't even think to move over the nonprofit website, over to the software.

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I didn't even think about that.

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It's on a completely different platform that I was.

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Yeah.

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So there's so many things that I'll be doing.

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And there's more money you can save on hosting by having it in the software.

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Absolutely.

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That is absolutely correct.

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So that's the part that I do love about it is being able to take.

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The ideas that I have and being able to give them someone

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and for them to execute it.

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And I love it When I wake up, I have this new toy.

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It's like Christmas for me that has been delivered.

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So I, yeah, I really appreciate that.

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And the same with the va. It's I give the information, Hey, this is what we're

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doing, and then when I wake up, I've got this surprise of what we've talked

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about coming to reality and that's something that's important for me.

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So even in my other business that I created which is called Height Goddess,

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it's a lifestyle brand for tall women.

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I like having the idea and being able to see it come to fruition.

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That's a big thing for me.

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Yeah.

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So being able to see what I've given someone and them being

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able to execute on it is yeah.

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It's powerful.

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Yeah.

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And don't you feel like you're more excited and like I, I find a lot of

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our clients see more opportunities and more things that they can do

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because now they have support.

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And that's the word I like to use, is you actually have someone to support you.

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In your business and all these great ideas, it feels so good.

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It feels very good because I do work a full-time job, so being able to manage.

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All of that.

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And running a business or businesses, it makes it so much easier knowing that I

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have a support system that's effective, that's efficient, and I'm able to still

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do all the things that I need to do.

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So I always tell people that even though you work a full-time job,

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there's still ways for you to be able to get things done so that yeah, it's.

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Game changer for me.

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I love that a lot.

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A lot of our clients have said things like, because I am working with someone,

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it's forcing me to get more done because they're getting things done

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for me and then they're waiting for me.

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So now, you're getting so much more done in such a shorter amount of time.

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Is that the like situation for you two?

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That is definitely the situation for me.

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Because going back to the nonprofit.

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Tho that has been on my, what I call my success list, my to-do

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list is called my success List.

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Having consistent.

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Social media marketing go out has been on that to-do list for the longest.

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And to know that I can go in and check that box is and now I'm thinking I've

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gotta note where I'm thinking through.

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Okay.

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Since I've given her that, I need to make sure we plan in

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advance so I can give her the.

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Months what we're gonna be focusing on.

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So yeah, it's, I mean it's I feel like I can get so much, I do get so much more

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done because I do have the VA. Yeah.

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And the good thing about that, because it's an annual event, instead of thinking

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about it month to month, you might be able to think about it every year.

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In September, she'll post this in October, she'll post this.

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So then every year you're recycling that same concept, not

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necessarily the same content.

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Kinda have a, like a little bit of a theme for that month.

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Yes.

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I wanna bring up that you, first of all, I'm gonna change my

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to-do list to my success list.

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I'm changing that as soon as we get off this call.

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But for those of you who are able to watch this, actually on YouTube, you

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can see that Laika has a single wide trailer behind her, and you sell trailers.

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That's one of your businesses and one of your YouTube channels.

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But you have a lot of people asking you how to do that.

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So now you have decided to do a separate channel that teaches people and talks

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about how buying and selling mobile homes could be a great industry.

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And that has led you to something you had not had on the table,

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which is creating a course.

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That is correct.

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I have had people asking me to do that probably the last three to four years.

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And it's just something that I said, no I've talked about mobile

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homes on my YouTube channel, and it got a lot of engagement

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I would ask people what do you want me to talk about in my next video?

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They're like, oh, we want you to talk about mobile homes.

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And I'm like, I don't wanna do that.

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So after having a conversation I finally said, you're right.

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Okay.

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It's time to just get over the fact and that's what you're gonna talk about.

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That channel is called mobile Home Preneur.

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A play on the word entrepreneur and mobile home.

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Yeah, so it's called Mobile Home Preneur and I will have a course coming out.

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Obviously on my channel.

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I've already shared, how to wholesale mobile homes how I paid my debt off.

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I believe in 18 months by being a mobile home investor how I do mobile

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homes while working a full-time job.

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So there's so many things that you can do with mobile homes.

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I'm a licensed manufacture home broker in the state of Texas.

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in any other state that I'm not licensed in, I have partners

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that I work with there.

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Just teaching people how to.

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Make money with mobile homes, but I'm also in the process of renovating a home.

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So while the majority of that channel will be about mobile homes, I will

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obviously talk about the other projects that I'm doing on there as well.

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And doesn't that feel good?

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'cause you can share the things that you're passionate

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about and that you love doing.

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That's the best thing about YouTube.

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it's my favorite social media platform.

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I don't pay for any other streaming type services, but I do pay for

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YouTube premium or whatever that is so that way I can skip through

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commercials and all that kind of stuff.

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I am a huge consumer of YouTube.

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I love that.

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So I wanna paint a picture for everyone else.

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So Laika wants to create this course.

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She's a very busy woman, as you've heard.

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She always makes me feel like a slacker, but this is the best part.

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She can come up with the content and then her marketing VA can lay it out, design

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it, find all the images, do all of that.

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Then she could just kick it over to the software va.

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Who can build it all out for the software.

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And so really all you have to do is come up with your content, your team's gonna

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put it together, and they're gonna be able to put it right in the software.

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and I love the automation.

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When people sign up for the program, it'll automatically send them

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their login in their password.

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So all of that.

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Is so seamlessly done in the software, which is one of the reasons why we

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loved it so much and signed up for it.

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But I think that whole component of knowing that you only have to do the

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part you really love, which is the content that you're excited about,

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and then all the other parts get done.

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So does that make creating this course seem a little bit more exciting for you?

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It makes it very exciting for me.

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And I utilize AI tools to help me come up with it.

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so even adding that piece of it helps me come up with the content even faster to

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be able to get to my va. It's so funny because one of the other things that

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I do with my phone is I have reminders set up every two hours to either remind

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me of a goal that I have or to give me an affirmation or something like that.

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And one of the affirmations that I have in my phone or statements

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I have in my phone is that I have everything I need to be successful.

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And so with.

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Creating this course.

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One of the things I thought I was like, what am I gonna do?

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I don't know how to do that.

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And so it's so funny, after I said that the reminder went off and

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it happened to be that reminder and I was like, you're right.

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I have everything I need to be successful.

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So I'm excited about the course and but more so marketing the course.

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Because obviously I can create the course, but if no one knows about it, that's.

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That's a whole nother thing.

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So being able to get that information out so that I can have the website

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created and my VA be able to get that done and it's housed in an area and

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with people that I know what they're doing is a big part in me feeling

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comfortable to be able to get that done.

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I love that.

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Yeah, because you can have that course housed in the software as well.

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I really.

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Yeah, of course.

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I didn't know that.

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so this is why I need to find time to get on the help call

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that you guys have every week.

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I didn't even know to ask that.

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You don't have to buy a different domain name.

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You don't have to pay additional services.

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You could actually house unlimited courses in the software and.

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Memberships, but it also rolled out not long ago communities, so I don't

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know if you're familiar with school.

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it looks very similar to that inside the software.

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So you don't have to go pay another $97 for school if you wanna have

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a community for your students.

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so it's so funny and I think Laika, I probably told you this story, when

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Jeannie and I first found the software, it's been almost five years ago, not

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long after go high level, started.

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We were like, oh, this is too good to be true.

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This looks too good to be true.

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And we ended up posting some questions in the Facebook group, and then

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we ended up talking to one of the owners, Sean, and just like getting

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to know him and realizing that they weren't gonna build it to a certain

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point and then just sell it off.

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To someone like HubSpot that would just crush it or whatever.

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So we had been so happy because we took all the time

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to move all of our stuff over.

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Back then it wasn't all automated, so we had all these funnels.

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We had to move from ClickFunnels and it was crazy.

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But just knowing that every time we turn around they're

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expanding what all in one means.

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And it's given us so many more tools to be successful.

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And one of the things that I've always found, frustrating.

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Is that small business owners are often nicked and dimmed.

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You're spending money all the time on stuff to have a very affordable

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software that continues to grow with the things that you wanna do, right?

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So I love that.

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I know that.

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Yeah, you're gonna love having your course in there.

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And if you decide to do a community we've just set up our communities

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in there and it is so amazing.

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Okay, so just that you have absolutely blown my mind, I am

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realizing this in real time.

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And because I have my mobile home website that draws in the leads, I've gotta

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talk to you guys about that because now I'm like, wait a minute, because I

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run a completely separate website that costs way more than $97 a month, right?

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Where all of my leads and all of those things come in.

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So this is a game changer.

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Awesome love.

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And actually your course has like really cool little things too.

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If you wanted to release the different lessons, like they have to finish one

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lesson in order to get the next lesson.

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It does things like that.

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If you wanted to issue them a certificate at the end saying that

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they graduated or they successfully completed, you can do that as well.

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So it's got really fun stuff in it as well.

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this is really good.

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I knew that the tool was powerful, but I didn't realize

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that it had that power to it.

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But it goes back to what I was saying I was pivoting so much that I didn't

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look ahead, and now that I'm like, okay, now that I've got, I know where I am.

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I'm able to now go and find that information that I'm ready to take in.

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So that's very helpful.

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I always tell people, 'cause as they're learning more about the software,

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even after they bought it, they say what you said I didn't know that.

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I didn't know that.

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And I said, if we went and it does this and it does this and it does this and

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it does this and it does this, your eyes were like, you would never buy

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it because you'd be like, oh my gosh.

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But I am gonna give you one more really cool thing is that if

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you ever decide you want to have affiliates sell your course for you.

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The software sets up affiliates for you.

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They have a great dashboard to go into, so that is another feature that you have

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that you can attach to your courses.

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Now I'm even more excited I'm gonna have to rewatch this so

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I can take notes for myself.

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This is good.

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Awesome.

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Amika, we appreciate you taking your time and sharing your experience about

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what it's been like to work with us.

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We love our clients and we're here to help you.

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We still have those live calls every Tuesday.

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If you need help with your marketing and your marketing va,

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we host calls every Wednesday.

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If you have questions about the software, we wanna be here to support

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you guys, but we feel so blessed that we get to work with people like you.

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And every time I talk to you, I get off thinking I'm so energized, but

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also this woman's putting me to shame.

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She's doing so much stuff.

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No, it's okay.

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Everybody has their own race to run, so you just continue running your race

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because what you all are doing with the programs that you have, I send

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Lisa text messages and I'm like, I am so grateful that you and I had the

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conversation that we had that day.

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Because when she told me about you all, I was like, send me

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that information, like right now.

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I need it right now.

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Just in her.

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Describing what they had done, what you all had done for her.

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I said, that's exactly what I need.

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And not knowing any of the other things.

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She seems yeah, they have a software, yada yada.

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I was like, I don't care about the software.

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I need this va. And then I found out about the software and I

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was like, I need that software.

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What you guys are doing and how you all have partnered up is very beneficial.

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I think I was telling you, I have several business owners that I think

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could benefit from your program.

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One of them actually, the one that gave me the title, the success

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list, she comes to mind first.

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And so I definitely see how.

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A business owner can benefit from what you all do, and I will definitely continue

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to share it and I'm just grateful that.

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I stumbled upon it just by reaching out to my friend and saying,

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Hey, I'm gonna be in Tampa.

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You wanna have dinner?

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I love that.

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If there's anybody listening and you want more information about what

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we do and who we are, you can go to six figure business coaching.com.

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That's SIX figure Business Coaching, and you can see all

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the programs that we offer.

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But Laika, again, this has been such a joy.

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We love having you as part of our world, our team.

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So thank you for joining us today.

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Absolutely.

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Thank you all for having me.

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I really appreciate it.

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Sure thing.

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And we're also gonna put LA's information in the show notes

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in the description below.