The Entrepreneur Coach Podcast Bri Seeley

Our culture tells us that being busy is a sign of success and productivity. But, is it really? In this episode of The Entrepreneur Coach, host Bri Seeley dives into why busy does not equal success and how to redefine your approach by learning effective ways to overcome burnout. Instead, consider prioritizing quality over quantity, focusing on strategic decision-making, and shifting from a scarcity to an abundance mindset. This episode will teach you powerful strategies for boosting productivity and achieving your business goals - without overworking.

On today’s episode of The Entrepreneur Coach Podcast, trademark lawyer Layne Lyons shares her transformative journey of prioritizing self-care and intentional rest as an entrepreneur. 

Faced with burnout and a major health challenge, Layne had to learn the importance of setting boundaries and making deliberate choices before she reached a breaking point. During her conversation with Bri, Layne emphasized the significance of rest and recognizing its value in a society that often glorifies (and really, worships) busyness. She provides practical insights to avoid overwhelm, maintain productivity, and create a fulfilling work-life balance.

If you want to learn how to prioritize rest and stop being overwhelmingly busy, then be sure to listen to this incredibly insightful episode!

How do you know when to invest in your business? And how to select the right program or coach to support your goals? It all comes down to your goals. 

In today’s episode, Bri emphasizes the significance of aligning your goals with the expertise and support provided by a program or coach. She stresses the importance of asking tough questions and being clear about your aspirations, not just your needs, when choosing the right fit.

Bri's insights on the level of support provided by programs, the necessity of taking action, and achieving a strong return on investment offer a comprehensive guide for entrepreneurs at various business stages. Her real-life examples and emphasis on adaptability and satisfaction guarantee provide valuable insights, making this episode a must-listen for entrepreneurs seeking to make informed investment decisions and achieve their business goals with confidence and clarity.

Businesses in this day and age can’t be built without social media!
…Or can they?
Adrienne Hill, a seasoned entrepreneur, did the “impossible”—building and scaling a highly profitable business without using social media. In today’s episode of The Entrepreneur Coach Podcast, she tells host Bri Seeley all about how and why she did it and the unique way she’s successfully built a business that matches who she is.

In this podcast episode, I’m sharing my own personal journey of bridging the gap between my current reality and my ambitious vision for the future.

It’s a courageous decision to make — shifting your mindset to align with a big vision in your mind that isn’t your “reality” yet. There’s a lot of internal work and transformation that has to happen, and you have to have the right people and community to back you up.

I’m going to talk all about that and more in this episode, plus the actionable steps you can take to bring your dreams to life. Because you deserve to live out your most audacious dreams and your best future.

We’ve all been there: Battling self-doubt, second-guessing ourselves, and dealing with impostor syndrome. As female entrepreneurs, fighting with ourselves can lead to disastrous results, especially when we don’t trust ourselves to make the right choices for our businesses. So, how do we learn to make those right choices and trust ourselves to do it?

Katja Lany went through this journey, from battling self-sabotage to finding inner wisdom and resilience as a female entrepreneur. In today’s episode, she shares how she fully embraced entrepreneurship, emphasizing the pivotal moment when she realized it was time to fully commit. Join us as Bri and Katja discuss how to find your own inner wisdom and trust your intuition in every facet of your business.