Recently, I had the pleasure of speaking with the incredible Kathryn Jones Lish, a powerhouse in the funnel-building world. Kathryn first came into the ClickFunnels ecosystem back in 2015 and has since made an impressive career out of building and designing high-converting sales funnels. We just wrapped up the "Sell Sales Funnels Challenge" at the ClickFunnels office, and in this episode, we dive into how anyone can turn funnel building into a lucrative business. Kathryn shares her journey from college student to successful entrepreneur, driven by a passion to impact both her family and the world.

Kathryn's story is one of transformation and purpose. She recounts her experiences, including early struggles, learning how to market online, and how she found ClickFunnels. We also discuss the resistance she faced, such as personal challenges that tested her entrepreneurial aspirations. Despite the doubts of others, Kathryn's faith in her vision empowered her to design a life that balances family and a thriving career. Our conversation touches on the powerful concept of “enabling and providing opportunities” and how this shaped her approach to business and parenting.

Key Highlights:

Strategies for building a funnel agency and scaling to a full-fledged business.
Finding clients who are in need and effectively communicating your value to them.
How to leverage funnel hacking and design hacking to create high-converting funnels.
The journey from basic funnel design to advanced optimization and agency building.
Insights into balancing entrepreneurship with personal and family life.

Whether you're a budding funnel builder or looking to elevate your skills, this episode is packed with insights to help you turn your passion for funnels into a profitable venture. Join us and discover the opportunities that await in the funnel-building world!

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