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EntrepreNot Yet
Hosted by Sasha Korobov · EN
Welcome to the EntrepreNot Yet podcast with Sasha Korobov where we dive in to the maddening world of surviving your 9-5 while building an online business. Here, we talk wins, lessons and – yes – embarrassing losses in the journey from side hustler to entrepreneur so that you can learn from others who have already been there. Join Sasha and guests as we explore maximizing your 9-5 grind, sifting through the noise around online marketing, and highlighting the best strategies to bring more focus – and fun – to building your business. Whether your day job zapped you of business-building energy, you’re stalling on putting your business out there because of self-doubt, or have no idea where to find your first clients, we’ve got you covered.
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The business case for grace
Nov 16, 202000:12:21Tap to summarizeThink 'grace' is fluff or out of your reach? Think again. And your ability to apply grace to yourself will have a direct impact on your business.
Transcribe →Why you don't need a big audience (and what you need instead)
Nov 11, 202000:19:25Tap to summarizeBefore you get sucked into thinking that you need to be on some advertising blitz or tell 10,000 people that you're in business, you may find more success in stripping that waaaaay back. Tune in to see what I mean.
Transcribe →Elections and nightclubs, and freebies, what?!
Nov 2, 202000:13:30Tap to summarizeIn this quick but no-nonsense episode, I break down how the election is related to your approach to business, how we approach decision-making and the one question that I can GUARANTEE you're not asking yourself when you're business-planning - but it's the one that matters most. Any of this resonate, or not resonate at all? I want to know. Let me know on Instagram, or on my new Facebook page.
Transcribe →The controversial truth about email lists
Oct 26, 202000:16:00Tap to summarizeLook, I think email is great - it's algorithm-proof, there's a ton of things you can do with it, but if you're struggling to enroll clients in your coaching business, we need to have a word about email's place for you right now. Don't miss the EntrepreNot Yet podcast!Catch me on the interwebsHit me up on Instagram Find me on Facebook
Transcribe →Yes, the world is on fire. Keep showing up anyway.
Oct 21, 202000:11:00Tap to summarizeI know if I hear the word "unprecedented" one more time, I'll scream, but these are weird times we are living in. Does that mean that you hit pause on your business? Does this mean that you go on acting like everything is normal? In this week's episode, I share my very candid thoughts and experiences. Let me know what you think over on @sashakorobovbiz on Instagram or facebook/com/SideHustleSasha
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Boot-strapping your way to 7-figure success with Ray Blakney
Oct 12, 202000:45:07Tap to summarizeI have done a lot of amazing interviews on this show, but I mean it when I say that this one was not only delightful, but also gave me multiple and immediate mindset shifts that I needed; and I have a sneaking suspicion it will for you, too.On today’s show, I get the chance to sit down with serial entrepreneur Ray Blakney. In his bio, Ray says that he is probably like every other award-winning Filipino-American entrepreneur who grew up in Turkey that you know. And that may be true… but he started his first business with his wife in 2008, and since then has bootstrapped – meaning he used existing resources and knowledge to implement something – his way to 6- and 7-figure success with multiple business ventures. I found him to be both really knowledgeable, and just really likeable which is why I think you’ll really learn a lot from listening to our relaxed but game-changing chat.We talk about:The one question that spurred him to start businesses, once and for allThe single motivation behind every business he startsHow COVID-19 opened even more doors for his businesses – not fewer doorsWhy impatience is the enemy of prosperityThe geographic hack to giving yourself a 400% raiseWhen to take the leap on an idea vs chasing a shiny objectWhy money doesn’t give you freedom (and what actually does)The mistake that cost him being an industry leader in one of his businesses – and how you can avoid itRay’s bioRay Blakney is probably like every other award-winning Filipino-American entrepreneur who grew up in Turkey that you know. He started his first business, with his wife as a business partner, in 2008.Since then he has bootstrapped multiple 6 and 7-figure businesses around the world. Most of this was done from home in his superman pajamas. He and his businesses have been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, The Boston Globe and other top publications. Ray has also been a speaker at multiple conferences around the world. He only leaves his house to speak at conferences and go to his dojo and to get hit over the head, repeatedly, with a bamboo sword (kendo).Find him on FacebookCheck out his website, especially if you’re looking for a speaker or podcast guest.
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Why you're already enough in your business (and how to tap into your gifts) with Erin Lindstrom
Sep 28, 202000:44:13Tap to summarizeI dare you not to fall in love with my next guest, and I’m so excited to share this delightful interview with you. Erin Lindstrom is a sales strategist and money mindset coach and – if I were to take some liberties with wording – a unicorn fairy godmother for your soul (my wording, not hers). And she is here to share her story, and invite you to kill it in business by showing up just as you are. No, really.Erin is an expert at piercing through the mental garbage holding us back from putting ourselves out there in business, and showing us what we’re capable of when she’s not too busy also working magic in copywriting and sales. But her journey wasn’t always smooth sailing and we unpack a LOT. We talk about:The paths she traveled down to try and scratch the itch of being in service, which she always felt very pulled to doHow money tends to replace parental security and messes with our mindset (this is OUTRAGEOUSLY fascinating) How she came to realize that she deserved to be making money – and good money – while also being of serviceHow to take your power back instead of being reactiveWhy clarity on the clearest path forward comes from looking backWhy you really, REALLY need to give yourself a break as you look at who you are ad a human versus what’s going on in your business. No, seriously – this is the most convincing case I’ve heard so far even if it sounds easy. Why it’s okay to consider your capacity when making business decisionsHow relationships are the key to her consistency in successJust for housekeeping, there are a couple of little blips when the internet threw a tantrum, so sorry if you hear a few brief hiccups. Also as an FYI, some delightfully woven in instances of salty language in case you have wee ones around. For now, though, I can’t wait for you to dive in to this one. It’s a very raw, honest conversation and I hope it feels like a little hug from me to you – just in case you need that today like I did before I got on the phone with Erin. Enjoy. More about ErinErin Lindstrom is a sales strategist and money mindset coach for high-vibe female entrepreneurs and the founder of Human Being Club, a network of conscious humans to collect, connect, and collaborate. Erin helps her clients achieve their life and business goals with a blend of down-to-earth spiritual tools and practical techniques. When she’s not helping her clients make more impact or income, you can find Erin playing with her two adorable kids, performing on stage at Push Comedy Theater (or Zoom for the moment!), or having a long conversation about life and the universe on her front porch in Norfolk, Virginia.Catch Erin on InstagramBe a part of her Facebook groupCheck our her Facebook business pageGet your hands on her FREE Shiny Sales course
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No, blogging isn't dead... and how to get a slice of the opportunity! With Chris Myles
Sep 21, 202000:40:35Tap to summarizeFriends… we’ve hit episode #40 today. 40! And to celebrate, I have a very special guest on the show who I confront with a question – is blogging dead? The answer – of course not – but the landscape has changed, and so have the players.That’s right – to ring in #40, I have Chris Myles of benjisdad.com here to talk with you about:The very direct orders he received which sent him on his entrepreneurial journeySome of the roadblocks and mistakes he made as he tried to launch his career as a new blogger (some good lessons here!)How he has been diversifying his income from the beginning – even when he didn’t always have a ton to investHow to make your blog Google’s BFF to soar up in the rankingsThe first thing you need to do before you even write your first postThe biggest mistakes Chris sees bloggers make when they’re starting outHow affiliate marketing changed his income game… and how to do it without being ickyIf you’ve wondered how blogging can fit into your business but you aren’t sure how to get started, you don’t want to miss this interview – so here it is, my chat with Chris Myles. More about ChrisMy name is Chris Myles and I am a full-time blogger, youtuber, and podcaster host. When I first began, the entire purpose was to gain a 2nd income so that my wife could quit her job to take care of our newborn son, Benji. I tried a lot of things and failed, but when I gave blogging a try, it caught on... in a BIG way. Now I teach others how to do the same thing.Check out Chris’ Blogger Evolution podcastGet more great blogging tips on his YouTube channelSee what he’s up to on InstagramGet your hands on his free Blog Starter Checklist!Head over to sashakorobov.com to get your hands on my master class on how I made $1,500 in one week – with no email list, social media following, or website
Transcribe →The three reasons your client enrollment may be stalled
Sep 14, 202000:09:24Tap to summarizeAre one of these three things stalling your client enrollment? Tune in to this quick value-packed episode to find out. And then, head to sashakorobov.com/strategy to have a chat with me about where your business has been, where you want it to go, and how we might work together to get you there!
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What a "ride-along" with a serial entrepreneur looks like with Jake Lang
Sep 7, 202000:39:44Tap to summarizeHello, friends! Welcome to the show this week with my guest Jake Lang. Jake is an entrepreneur and founder of over seven online businesses. Jake now helps new entrepreneurs start and scale their first online business at TheEntrepreneurRideAlong.com where he shares his experiences along the entrepreneurial journey starting and growing new businesses.Today, Jake and I chat about:The businesses he starts and why serial entrepreneurship drives himWhy he is suuuuper transparent about all his business behind-the-scenesHow he balances his entrepreneurship and his 9-5 When he knew it was time to hire helpWhy sharing failure with your followers is to be in serviceHis new, exciting project all about helping 9-5ers build their businessesYou don’t want to miss it!More about Jake Jake Lang is an entrepreneur and founder of over seven online businesses. Jake now helps new entrepreneurs start and scale their first online business at TheEntrepreneurRideAlong.com where he shares his experiences along the entrepreneurial journey starting and growing new businesses. It’s Jake’s mission to start a new online business every year and share everything behind the scenes on The Entrepreneur Ride Along Podcast and The Entrepreneur Ride Along Blog so that new entrepreneurs can learn from Jake’s mistakes, understand the struggles of starting a new business, and find the path to entrepreneurial success.Stop over to his websiteFive niche websites I would start today if I had more time ---Get my behind-the-curtain on how I enrolled two clients with no website, no email list and no social media following on my websiteCome hang out with me on Instagram
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