Today we've got a real treat – the one and only Lisa Robbin Young is stopping by! Lisa is a self-titled Fusion Creative, and she's on a mission to help micro-business owners and solopreneurs become celebrities in their niche. In this power-packed episode, we dive deep into the world of creative entrepreneurship, the importance of embracing your unique wiring, and the process to becoming a celebrity in your space.

Can't-Miss Moments

Ever felt like you don't quite fit into one box? Lisa shares her personal journey to discovering the creative entrepreneur spectrum and why someone who's struggling to pick a lane might just be a "fusion creative"...
ADHD and entrepreneurship: Lisa shares the surprising connection between the two, and this will make a lot of things instantly more clear (at least for a lot of us ADHDers in biz!)...
Breaking down Beyonce: how exactly does one become a superstar? Turns out there's a formula, and Lisa's here to share both the benefits and the downside people rarely discuss...
Lisa's "bank balance" analogy will have you fighting the urge to beat yourself up on days when you can't do much...
Hop on, hop off: Lisa shares a major perspective shift that will change the way you think about "losing" clients...

Lisa's bio:

Lisa Robbin Young is an award-winning speaker, best-selling author, and accomplished musician with multiple albums to her credit. Lisa's been featured on Disney+, is the host of Creative Freedom, and founder of Ark Entertainment Media - a business consultancy for mavericks who want to become a celebrity in their niche in a way that works for how they're uniquely wired.

Lisa believes that the best way to be truly successful in life and business is to be yourself – warts, sparkles, and all – so you can Own Your Dreams Without Selling Your Soul™.

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Becoming a superstar as a solopreneur with Lisa Robbin Young