Category: Podcast

We’re going to pick up right where we left off in the previous episode, and dive into what Christina’s life and business looked like four years ago. 

In this episode, we reveal what you need to do to take control of your ever-expanding checklist (without going into manic panic mode). We chat about writing effective job descriptions, the kind of challenges you encounter while making big changes in your business, and introducing simple hacks in your work routine so you can make enough time to run your studio and have a life.  

Y’all. if Christina can juggle it and still knock it outta the park, so can you! Tune in and get ready to be inspired.   

In this episode you’ll learn:

• How to effectively build a job description around weekly tasks

• The struggles of making big changes in your business and how to combat those feelings of losing control 

• What to do to determine where your time is best-spent {whether in time, money or effort} and why this is so important to know 

• How to break down hourly rates, bonus plans and commissions for your new employee so that you both win 

With grit & gratitude,

Lisé

Ever-expanding checklist sending you into a frenzy?

Lean in, y’all. Today, we’re chatting with Christina Wolf. 

Mother of two. Owner of a fantastic yoga studio in Washington State.

And at the forefront of supporting the Yoga and Nia community worldwide. 

What’s more? She’s doubled her business revenue three years in a row without burning out. 

So if there’s anybody who’s found the secret to studio nirvana, it’s Christina. 

Tune in as we follow Christina’s packed schedule and see how working for success can sometimes be overwhelming. We also dive into what her busiest months look like, how to differentiate urgent tasks from important ones (she has a neat trick to help you figure this out), and the importance of delegating to stop yourself from drowning in the workload. 

Y’all, if you’re ready to clamp down on chaos, tame your to-do list, and bring a little zen to your inbox, pencil this episode into your calendar, it’s about to get a lot lighter!

In this episode you’ll learn:

• The urgent/important matrix, and why you need to start being honest about where your tasks lay

• That not everything that is important is urgent…

• The reasons why focusing on staff management and training needs to be a priority

• How to begin identifying where your time is best spent {and delegate the rest}

• How to begin identifying where your time is best spent {and delegate the rest}

With grit & gratitude,

Lisé

If you’ve ever told yourself, I don’t have enough money to make more money’, then this episode might just be an answer to your prayers. 

The stories you tell yourself are powerful! And money stories … let’s just say they’ve got the power to either stunt your growth or set you up for success. 

In today’s episode, we’re getting a little personal as I share how I worked on money stories to help me grow a multimillion-dollar business.

Join us as we dive into the four major money conundrums that most of us get trapped in and the strategies that can help you get out. We also chat about the importance of having an experimental mindset when it comes to marketing, the difference between good debt and bad debt, and driving cash infusions into your business so you walk away with zero debt.

Y’all, if you feel like you’re drowning in your own money story, then I’m throwing you a life-raft, grab your notebooks and get ready to rewrite your money stories. 

In this episode you’ll learn:

• The common business objections around money and how they are holding you and your business back
• The story we tell ourselves about not having the money to invest in our businesses
• You have the potential {seek advice from an expert}
• What are the stories we tell ourselves about raising your prices and how to combat those thoughts
• Starting your business with debt and how to utilize it in your favor
• How you can incorporate cash infusions into your business 

With grit & gratitude,

Lisé

This week we are deep diving right into one of the hardest questions we all face in life, and in business – what do you do when “mean girls,” strut into your studio and say “you can’t sit with us”!?

Since Mean Girls the movie was about girls who didn’t play nice at school, you’d think most people would’ve outgrown their meaner streak by the time they’re old enough to own a studio… but unfortunately for us, that doesn’t seem to be the case. 

In this episode, we’re addressing the reality of what to do when something really rotten happens, how to ask yourself some clarifying questions, and how to identify your path to happiness. 

Ya’ll, I know this is never a fun conversation to have, the worry, the anxiety, the hurt and overwhelm can peak overnight. But having a gameplan to handle the meanies? That’s how you protect your (and your team’s) long-term happiness.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• How to Identify whether it is personality or morality issue

• The way that I learned that some people don’t “grow out” of being mean

• What to do when the mean girl is in a peer situation

• Tips for addressing a team member who falls into the “mean girl category”

• My thoughts on when you have mean girls clients

LINKS & RESOURCES:

https://ianmorgancron.com/ 

Bossypants by Tina Fey

With grit & gratitude,

Lisé