If you’re struggling to find motivation, listen to this episode—rich tips to get you out of the muddy waters and back into clarity, focus and direction. In this conversation we address the second part of “Terry’s” question: how to re-find your motivation.
Just announced! Fizzle is hosting a live academy during the World Domination Summit in Portland, OR on Monday July 14. This academy is open to everyone. You don't need to be a Fizzle member or WDS attendee to join this half-day session with the entire Fizzle team.
Have you heard Marc Maron’s podcast? It’s called WTF and it’s consistently at the top of the podcast charts. Recently Maron interviewed the inimitable Billy Connolly and I found a scene in the conversation that holds a killer insight for entrepreneurs.
You’re not building your business to end up alone and regretful, like some Scrooge in a silent house somewhere. But if you're an entrepreneur you could be on the fast track to relationship regret.
Back when Fizzle launched, Corbett said, “We believe the Internet has started a revolution in entrepreneurship. It has never been less expensive or more possible to build an online business, to create an honest, innovative, true, fulfilling and valuable business.”
A bunch of ideas. They’re written on index cards and spread all over the table. They’re all yours. Which one (or ones) do you choose? You don’t want to waste time on a dud idea.
People ask us all the time: what tools did you guys use to build Fizzle? What do you recommend for building a small, independent, bootstrapped online business? It's a great question. There are thousands of tools out there. It's way too easy to let choosing your tools get in the way of making real progress in your business.
How could you know what is the MOST IMPORTANT thing to work on right now? Through this episode you’ll learn how to navigate this question, where the potholes are and about 9 specific tips you can apply right now. (I’m very explicit about the one I think is most important).
I used to be so caught up with vanity stats and metrics when I first started blogging that I didn’t realize how much energy I was wasting. It took me a long time to figure it out too.
On our 52nd episode, we share the 24 things we learned in a year of podcasting, what we wish we would have known before we started, and how to slap yourself into gear (because, like us, you probably deserve it too).