Welcome to the Online Success Collaborative Podcast!
Listen in for the latest tips in building an online presence that allows you to work smarter not harder for your business.
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Below is an interview series with professional entrepreneurs who share their journey. Let’s hear from the pro’s
How to Grow a Profitable and Sustainable Business, While being Deeply Rested
Today, I’m honored to introduce you to Maegan Megginson. She owns a successful counseling center and coaches entrepreneurs, and will dive into the idea of working from a place of being deeply rested, and achieving wild success.
Grow a Sustainable and Profitable Business from Inspiration and Deep Rest- with Maegan Megginson
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Show Notes:
If you’re an entrepreneur who feels like you need to grind 24/7 in order to be wildly successful, I have good news for you! You can grow a sustainable and profitable business from a place of inspiration and deep rest. Maegan Megginson, who owns a successful counseling center and coaches entrepreneurs, is on the show today telling us all about how she does just that, and how we can too! Want to work from a space of deep rest? Don’t miss this episode!
We also discuss:
- What inspired Maegan to build an online personal brand.
- One thing that has helped her through the shift she made to building her personal brand.
- The importance of taking your time to build a sustainable online business model.
- Is it possible to be deeply rested and wildly successful?
- Maegan shares some red flags that will let you know that changes need to happen in your business.
- Number one mindset shift to take to succeed in your business.
- 5 steps you need to take to grow a sustainable and profitable business.
Guest Links:
Hello, I’m Lander Sulser. Tucked away in Eastern Montana, I’m a copywriter, podcaster, and educator with a mission to help you grow your online business. Pastry in hand and coffee brewing, you’ll find me adventuring, writing, and trying–but never succeeding– to tire my Australian Shepherd.