I have another case study of the week for you today, and this episode is all about what to do when your launch fails! You’ll meet one of our students, Laurie Wright, who found herself in this situation and yet she didn’t let it define her or her business. You’re going to hear exactly how Laurie not only pivoted, but turned this “failure” into her advantage. Oh, did I mention that Laurie is doing this as a 60-year old entrepreneur, and works a full-time job?

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In the episode you’ll hear:

Why Laurie is “not your average grandma” and how her business has exploded over the past 7 months
Her results from a successful beta launch of her course and what she did to achieve them
The adversity faced from a second launch that didn’t go so well, and how it led Laurie to create a membership site
What giving up would have meant to Laurie (and why she didn’t do it)
What’s next for her and her advice for someone that finds themself struggling while launching
Laurie’s “Mount Everest Exercise” and how you can incorporate it into your life too

For full show notes and links, visit: http://mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/264

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