We’re all taught by society to enjoy our lives, and we would need to go to school, get a job, and retire first. Lisa Williams has discovered that this couldn’t be further from the truth. As a digital nomad, Lisa has learned first-hand what it means to live a fearless life to the fullest extent.

As a child, Lisa often threw herself into entrepreneurial opportunities, trying her best to profit. As an adult, she realized that she longer wanted to have side gigs. She began the necessary journey of self-growth that led her to where she is today. Now she is a digital marketing nomad, free to live and work where she chooses.

In this episode of the Liquid Lunch Project, Mathew, Luigi, and Lisa explore where digital marketing is going and how trust and connection with clients are fundamental. Lisa also shares what it means for her to thrive and succeed as an entrepreneur. “You learn..you grow..you fail..you experience,” she says. Tune in to learn more.

What You’ll Learn:

How Lisa designed a life of travel and freedom after having triumphed through tragedy and heartache.
Why we no longer can depend on metrics to be the best bang for our buck.
That success for Lisa is measured by the experiences she’s had and the people she’s helped along the way.
And much more!

Favorite Quote:

“I don’t need to be in the place where I run my business physically…I spent six weeks in Costa Rica, a couple of weeks in Nicaragua. I’m leaving again for Mexico in a couple of weeks…I don’t want to let my work define my life, but my life defines how I work. I Want to experience things while I get to work at the same time.”

Lisa Williams

Connect with Lisa:

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How to Get Involved:

Matthew Meehan and Luigi Rosabianca possess, between them, a treasure trove of insight and strategic advice for ambitious business owners. Get in touch with the guys at Shield Advisory Group.

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