Jasmine Jonte on "Think & Grow Rich"
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“Think & Grow Rich” has been so impactful to this week’s guest that if she had to choose one book to grow her business, it would be this one.
Once you get past the old timey 1930s language, there’s so much entrepreneurs today can gain from applying the lessons and insights of this book.
How do we set a strong intention but have enough faith not to be too attached to the outcome? Does being 3 ft. from gold always mean we have to persist with one thing?
In this episode, founder and CEO of JJ Coaching & Consulting, a DFY Course Creation Agency, Jasmine Jonte shares how this book came into her life and how it changed her business.
Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode
The role of faith and desire in achieving something
Once we set an intention for something, we can’t be too attached because that means we’re lacking in faith. We have to develop a level of forgetfulness and let our subconscious do the rest.
The other side of “don’t quit before you’re 3 feet from gold”
As entrepreneurs, we’re often too scared to let something go just in case we’re 3 ft. from gold. Oftentimes, the letting go is what allows us to find the gold mine, instead of persisting towards one specific outcome.
Develop a minimum viable course content
Once the basics of your course are taken care of what holds people back from success and scaling is continuing to add things to it. At that stage, we have to start thinking about what you can cut, what resources you can add to shortcut it for them, how to add socialization and different ways to dispense the content.
Guest Bio
Jasmine Jonte is an Integrator, Online Program Ghostwriter, mastermind facilitator and the founder of JJ Coaching & Consulting, a DFY Course Creation Agency. She keeps online coaches and consultants in their genius zone, and helps experts translate their knowledge into world-class courses from outline to upload.
For more information, visit https://www.jasminejonte.com/ and follow @jasminejonte on Instagram.
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