Systems Saved Me®

Today, I’m discussing the lunar calendar and it’s effect on business. My guest is Katiee Tyner from Moon Body Soul, an all-natural bath company based on self-love and self-care. She and I discuss how following the cycle of the moon can help you create a more organized, stable, and successful business. If you’re a visual learner and want to see how to incorporate this system for yourself, grab your Action Sheet for this episode! You will also get the transcription and notifications about future episodes. Topics: (1:40) Introducing Katiee and the Moon Body Soul philosophy (3:00) Katiee’s disorganized past and learning about the lunar cycle (5:15) Using the new moon to set an intention (9:00) The lunar cycle (10:38) Understanding Mercury in Retrograde (12:00) Katiee’s recommendations for tracking the moon (13:30) Astrology: viewing the bigger picture (15:05) Katiee’s best financial investment (16:30) Typos and bad ingredients: Katiee’s worst financial investments Quote of the Week: “Care for yourself first so you can care for other people more fully”- Katiee “Astrology is a beautiful way to describe the energy of the collective consciousness” - Katiee Resources: Margin’s moon calendars Etsy Moon Face app  Guest Stats:  Moon Body Soul Homepage  Moon Scrub - Jordan’s favorite product Every purchase helps support WaterAid, an organization that aims to bring clean water to the entire world by 2030 Moon Body Soul Instagram Moon Body Soul Facebook   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

This episode is brought to you by Personalized Procedures.Today, I’m discussing digital product downloads. My guest is Megan Weaver, a Dallas-based lifestyle and fashion photographer. She and I discuss how she improved her product download system by switching from a manual process to an automated program, and how it increased the productivity of her business.If you’re a visual learner and want to see how to incorporate this system for yourself, grab your Action Sheet for this episode! You will also get the transcription and notifications about future episodes.Topics:(2:00) Introducing Megan and her business model(3:15) Paypal and personal email: Megan’s original digital download system(6:00) Megan’s updated, automated system(9:20) Creating and selling a Facebook community(10:10) Megan’s best financial investment(11:00) Megan’s worst financial investment in businessQuote of the Week:“Anything that you can automate is a beautiful thing”- host “I have to make sure I have all the knowledge and tools needed if I do invest in something so it’s not a total waste”- Megan Resources:Episode LinkEvernoteKeynoteQuicktimeDPD: Digital Product Delivery - Megan’s preferred systemGumroadTeachableAweber- Megan’s preferred email marketingMarie Forleo’s B SchoolSocially Aligned class on Facebook ads Guest Stats: [Bio provided by guest]Megan’s homepageMegan’s newsletterMegan’s photography class for lifestyle bloggersMegan’s Instagram[What’s new in her world] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

This episode is brought to you by Personalized Procedures. Today I’m chatting about how you can edit your to-do list to make room for new opportunities, without getting completely overwhelmed. If you’re a visual learner and want to see how to incorporate this system for yourself, grab your Action Sheet for this episode! You will also get the transcription and notifications about future episodes. Topics: (1:20) Editing your life frequently and ruthlessly(3:10) Applying the 1:1 ratio to your business and life(6:35) Weekly challenge: prioritizing new to-do list items(7:40) Letting go of opportunities and making room Quote of the Week: “There’s nothing wrong with adding more goals or wanting to be flexible. However, there is a constant state of overwhelm in business. Something’s gotta give”  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

This episode is brought to you by Personalized Procedures.On today’s show, I am discussing the importance of journaling with business owner and life coach, Lindsay Han. With a background in Neuroscience, Lindsay has had a long journey towards becoming a life coach. Now, she coaches twenty and thirty-something women on their careers and personal endeavors. Lindsay makes a point to journal for at least thirty minutes every day.If you’re a visual learner and want to see how to incorporate this system for yourself, grab your Action Sheet for this episode! You will also get the transcription and notifications about future episodes.Topics:(8:35) The best time to write(10:13) The best amount of time to write(11:30) What to write about when you’re tapped for ideas(12:38) Writing with pen and paper vs. a computer(13:30) Benefits of talking things out(14:58) Setting the habit     (16:20) Emotional and intellectual benefits of life coachingQuote of the Week:“Writing, in essence, allows you to dump everything out on paper.” –Lindsay HanResources:Lindsay’s HomepageLindsay’s Facebook PageLindsay’s InstagramLindsay’s Pinterest Page Life Luvers Radio Systems Save Me Homepage See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

This episode is brought to you by Personalized Procedures.  Today, I’m discussing client intake/onboarding processes. My guest is Brandi Bernoskie from Alchemy + Aim. She and I discuss how she improved her client intake system and how it increased the productivity of her business.  If you’re a visual learner and want to see how to incorporate this system for yourself, grab your Action Sheet for this episode! You will also get the transcription and notifications about future episodes.  Topics:  (03:38) Steps Brandi took to create a better client intake system (07:40) E-mail automation programs (10:35) Brandi’s best financial investment for her business (15:05) Brandi’s worst financial investment for her business (18:12) Onboarding teams with the Kolbe Method   Quote of the Week:  “I’m inclined to improv.” -Brandi Bernoskie  Resources:   Episode Link Hiver Streak Alchemy+Aim LinkedIn A+A Instagram Brandi’s Twitter Kolbe Method  Guest Stats:  [Bio provided by guest] Alchemy + Aim Homepage A+A Facebook Brandi’s Instagram [What’s new in her world]      See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

This episode is brought to you by Personalized Procedures.Today, I’m chatting about the format of this podcast and the definition of a “system”.If you’re a visual learner and want to see how to incorporate systems for you, grab your Action Sheet after every episode! You’ll also get the transcription and notifications on future episodes.Topics:(02:36) The beauty of systems(03:24) Decision fatigue(03:50) Developing focus  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.