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Why Perfection Isn't Profitable For Your Online Culinary Business with Jillian Leslie
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Have you been waiting and waiting for the right time to launch your online cooking class business? Did you know you’re leaving money on the table? Seriously!
If you’ve been tweaking and perfecting your offerings or classes for longer than intended, it might be time to take a different approach.
Whether you’re a first-time entrepreneur or thinking about becoming one, it’s time to get comfortable with being…uncomfortable. Here to help us understand the mindset behind why perfection isn’t profitable for your online culinary business is Jillian Leslie. She’s the Founder of MiloTree and the Host of The Blogger Genius Podcast. As a seasoned entrepreneur, she loves talking about the reality of entrepreneurship and sharing her knowledge with other aspiring business owners.
In this episode, Jillian is giving us incredible advice on how to know if your business will actually work and how to know what your audience wants. In fact, she’s addressing the hottest topic of all: “What if this fails?” Yes, we’re also talking about mindset around failure!
If any of these questions have popped into your head one time or another, you’re 100% in the right place. This episode is all about helping YOU grow your business and live your best life so hit play now!
SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW:
Did this episode help answer some questions? Would you like to hear from more entrepreneurs like Jillian? Help The Experiential Table grow by giving this show a rating and review on Apple Podcasts!
HELPFUL LINKS:
- Connect with Jillian Leslie on Instagram
- Check out The Blogger Genius Podcast
- Learn more about MiloTree
- Join The Experiential Table Facebook group
- Read the Episode Transcript
- Say hello to me on Instagram
Thanks so much for listening! Connect with me on Instagram (@culinarycynthia) and let me know how you enjoyed this episode. I'd love to hear from you!
74 episodes
Manage episode 297376977 series 2801900
Have you been waiting and waiting for the right time to launch your online cooking class business? Did you know you’re leaving money on the table? Seriously!
If you’ve been tweaking and perfecting your offerings or classes for longer than intended, it might be time to take a different approach.
Whether you’re a first-time entrepreneur or thinking about becoming one, it’s time to get comfortable with being…uncomfortable. Here to help us understand the mindset behind why perfection isn’t profitable for your online culinary business is Jillian Leslie. She’s the Founder of MiloTree and the Host of The Blogger Genius Podcast. As a seasoned entrepreneur, she loves talking about the reality of entrepreneurship and sharing her knowledge with other aspiring business owners.
In this episode, Jillian is giving us incredible advice on how to know if your business will actually work and how to know what your audience wants. In fact, she’s addressing the hottest topic of all: “What if this fails?” Yes, we’re also talking about mindset around failure!
If any of these questions have popped into your head one time or another, you’re 100% in the right place. This episode is all about helping YOU grow your business and live your best life so hit play now!
SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW:
Did this episode help answer some questions? Would you like to hear from more entrepreneurs like Jillian? Help The Experiential Table grow by giving this show a rating and review on Apple Podcasts!
HELPFUL LINKS:
- Connect with Jillian Leslie on Instagram
- Check out The Blogger Genius Podcast
- Learn more about MiloTree
- Join The Experiential Table Facebook group
- Read the Episode Transcript
- Say hello to me on Instagram
Thanks so much for listening! Connect with me on Instagram (@culinarycynthia) and let me know how you enjoyed this episode. I'd love to hear from you!
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