Leadership and Yoga Social Media Advice for Small Creators, Mindset Shifts & Tangible Tips
Attention is the most valuable currency. If you have a message, it needs a platform to be heard. Stop setting unrealistic goals and set the small ones you’re afraid to set because you know that you can actually do it. This episode is full of massive mindset shifts that you can switch on right NOW. Sharing from a state of lack only creates more lack. Start to answer your own questions, and I bet along the way other people will start to resonate with your ideas big time. This is part 1 one. We will talk tangible tips for small creators on social media / instagram. In part 2 I share my road to 10k, and lift the veil on everything I can, including what I was paid for my first sponsored reel on instagram. Social media tips for yoga instructors.
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Time stamps:
00:00 Intro
01:00 Start acting like the artist you are.
03:45 You can’t control the fish, only cast a line to the universe.
05:20 Getting over my aversion to wanting 10k.
9:28 If we can tap into a sense of joy for the sake of creating then we are dangerous. Creating from lack only creates more lack.
11:15 The 3 switches of creatorship
18:30 Don’t feel ashamed to want people to hear your message.
19:30 Wellbeing is the starting place.
22:30 Write: what is your knowledge, what are your gaps? Then you won’t get distracted by consuming advice you don’t need.
26:00 Establish a true north and why to get over the fear of failure.
28:40 Busy work is the enemy.
32:00 Have enough structure so that you can break it.
35:30 If you learn to believe in yourself that will take care of everything.
40:00 Pivoting. Reading from Parallel Universes of Self
43:00 Get your shit together and get started, that’s step -2.
47:00 How to create the REAL value.
49:00 The magazine effect on your page.