Isabelle Rizo is a singularity storytelling consultant and speaker who has been featured on Entrepreneur, LifeHack, and UnCollege. She brings together technology, digital media, and storytelling for brands that change paradigms.
In this episode, Isabelle and Stacy discuss a number of topics related to running a successful business on the road like why you need to get your marketing automated.
Some highlights include:
"I stumbled into business on accident." At minute 2:00, Isabelle talks about learning to follow her heart and why she now helps people get clear on their story.
At minute 3:00, Isabelle talks about freedom of lifestyle and why it's so exciting to have this freedom.
At minute 5:00, Isabelle talks about her strengths. Within a few minutes of talking to someone she can understand their strengths and come up with a strategy for them.
Use what you have around you. At minute 8:00, Isabelle talks about the pitfalls of not spending your money wisely.
Automation is your best friend. Isabelle talks about why you should automate your email at minute 11:00. Talking to everyone one-on-one isn't sustainable!
"It's so easy to be in a different country but be on your laptop working." At minute 14:00, Isabelle talks about her morning ritual that helps her get work done and achieve an ideal work-life balance.
At minute 18:00, Isabelle talks her shared Evernote notebook and why systems have kept her content creation consistent.
"[I enjoy] connecting with all these amazing people from all over the world that are really in alignment with who they are because that inspires me to be the best version of me that I can be." (minute 19:00)
Hire a coach. At minute 20:00, Isabelle talks why she's glad she gave up her resistance and got a coach.
What was the spark that got you involved in your business? At minute 22:00, Isabelle talks about why you need to figure out what went wrong before you consider ending your business.
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