Work From Your Happy Place With Belinda Ellsworth

As entrepreneurs, business owners, self-employed individuals, or team leaders, we all face the struggle of the inner story we tell ourselves. Whether positive or negative, we tend to believe and live what we constantly tell ourselves. This makes it extremely important to craft a story that aligns with our goals and aspirations and serves us well. After all, the story we tell ourselves has a powerful impact on who we become.In this week's Tuesday tip, Belinda sheds light on the importance of the story we tell ourselves. She stresses that crafting a positive and empowering narrative is crucial because it is the one we will eventually believe in, shaping our destiny.Key Learnings from the Episode:[01:51] The power of the story that you tell yourself [05:01] Creating systems that make it easier to do the difficult things for you. [06:41] Belinda’s personal development worksheet and how it will help in conflict resolution within yourself.[14:15] A quick recap of the exercise that helps you focus on reality and fac

Having a great idea is one thing, but turning it into reality can be elusive for most. Wasting time and energy procrastinating without activating their well-defined plans may be the downfall. What's missing? Momentum! Many aspiring entrepreneurs struggle with this crucial element that can propel their businesses forward.In this episode, you'll get to hear Lillian Turano's inspiring success story as a “candy lady”. She dives into the golden skill sets that have helped her along the way and shares valuable entrepreneurship tips you won't want to miss. Whether you're an aspiring business owner or just looking for some wise advice, tune in to this episode for an insightful discussion with Lillian Turano.Key Learnings from the Episode:[12:37] Tips that Lillian shares to actualize business ideas.[14:15] Why is momentum key for the success of any endeavor?[16:28] How Lillian leverages social media to her advantage.[24:08] What does working from your happy place mean to Lillian?[26:50] Lillian’s advice to other entre

Embarking on a creative career journey is an exhilarating experience, but it can also be full of unexpected twists and turns. In this digital age, having a consistent personal brand, telling an engaging story, maintaining social media activity and building a loyal fan base are crucial to thriving in your field. You can showcase your unique skills, ultimately establishing yourself as a leader in your field.Diane Foy, the creator of the Superfan Attraction Method, shares her journey as a multi-passionate arts and entertainment publicist in this episode. She explores the superpower behind multipotentiality and expounds on strategies that helped her build a successful and consistent personal brand. Learn how to build and expand your superfan base by listening to Diane's insights!Let’s jump in!Key Learnings from the Episode:[07:17] How to tap into your multi-passion superpowers and provide value. [09:09] Tips on how to build your superfan base through personal branding. [12:28] Figuring out your “why” and driving

Are you one of those people who constantly wonders how some individuals always seem to land opportunities? We often assume they were simply in the right place at the right time. However, this is not always the case. The reality is that these individuals didn't necessarily get lucky; instead, they put themselves out there enough times and in enough places where one of those attempts eventually panned out. This approach is what successful people tend to take in both their personal and professional lives.In this Tuesday Tip, Belinda emphasizes the importance of positioning yourself in various platforms frequently. By continuously showing up and showcasing your skills, you'll be better prepared for any opportunities that come your way, ultimately leading to success.Key Learnings from the Episode:[04:23] The three sides of excellency that will put you on top of your game.[12:58] Showing up and being ready even when you’ve no idea there could be an opportunity.[16:04] Two golden nuggets for you to take away from to

Assessing the value of your friendships is just as important as building them. Do they bring growth and positivity to your life, or do they drain you and cause more problems than solutions? Today, we'll be discussing different experiences with our special guest Laura Tremaine.In this episode, Laura Tremaine dives deeper into her personal journey. From a career woman to a mom, Laura is also a writer, avid reader, and enthusiastic podcaster. She also shares her friendship philosophies that can have a positive impact on your life. Tune in to discover more tips and insights on this topic.Key Learnings from the Episode:[04:27] Laura talks about the difficulties of transitioning to motherhood from a successful career.[11:37] What are the best ways to meet and make new friends?[28:22] What does working from your happy place mean to Laura?[32:31] Laura shares some friendship philosophies that can save your life.About Laura Tremaine -Laura Tremaine is a Hollywood housewife. But she’s also a writer, avid reader, and en

Creating great work is just the beginning of an artist's journey toward success. To truly thrive, you must be willing to hustle and network with like-minded individuals who share your passion. This means shaking hands and shamelessly promoting yourself. Simply locking yourself in a room won't cut it . You need to put yourself out there if you want to achieve the success you desire.In this episode, Mark Damian, an internationally recognized touring and session drummer, composer, multi-instrumentalist, and mix engineer, sheds light on his journey in the art industry. He expounds on practical strategies that can help aspiring artists get started in the industry and ultimately rise to the top by pursuing their passion. Tune in to gain valuable insights!Key Learnings from the Episode:[05:43] Mark’s journey as a drummer and how he got to where he is today. [13:31] How to continue to learn and grow in your career as an artist. [32:52] How the pandemic crushed the art industry and how Mark navigated through it.[39:16

Social media is an ever-changing landscape that can be difficult to navigate. With algorithms, graphics, and user behavior constantly evolving, it's hard to know how to use social media effectively. However, this challenge provides an opportunity for growth and innovation.In this Tuesday tip, Belinda provides insights on how to amplify and sustain your social media engagement levels. Discover high-level tactics that will help you achieve a more engaged and interactive audience on your social media platforms.Key Learnings from the Episode:[03:46] The importance of posting high-quality, relevant content and using captions and hashtags. [05:13] Why are likes good, comments great, and sharing fantastic and golden?[07:38] How does interacting with your followers help?[12:27] Why should you collaborate with others?[16:12] How to increase your engagement & reach on social media.About the Host -Belinda Ellsworth is a Speaker, Trainer, Best-Selling Author, and PodcasterShe has been a professional speaker, mover, a

Discover the transformative power of positive affirmations and positive thinking! This mindset can change the trajectory of your life. Let’s explore how to turn your beliefs into a successful enterprise. Every great business starts with belief and conviction and making it successful takes passion, dedication, and hard work.In this episode, we are joined by Laura Schmidt, who shares with us her incredible journey of discovering the strength of positive thinking. Not only did she turn this belief into a successful business, but she also wants to spread her message far and wide: that words make all the differenceKey Learnings from the Episode:[16:06] Laura's advice on how to take your business idea from thinking to the action phase.[21:57] Why should you embrace customer care, not customer service?[26:56] What does working from your happy place mean to Laura?[29:29] Laura's advice to people starting the entrepreneurship journey.About Laura Schmidt - Enthusiasm takes on a whole new meaning when you meet Laura Sch

Life's challenges can sometimes push us out of our comfort zone and lead us to take a new direction in life, which often turns out to be for the better. Imagine you've spent your entire career building a successful business, only to have it all come crashing down due to an unexpected medical condition. It's easy to become overwhelmed or depressed in such situations, but with a little creativity and determination, there are always new opportunities waiting around the corner.In this episode, Ranelle Golden shares her inspiring journey into the film and arts industry. Despite going blind and having to close her performing arts academy, Ranelle has emerged as one of the most successful screenwriters in entertainment. Tune in to learn more about how she achieved such remarkable success!Key Learnings from the Episode:[11:50] How do all challenges in life have opportunities for a greater being?[24:40] Ways Ranelle grows and engages her fanbase.[32:05] How has Ranelle navigated the artistic and business side of thing

Starting a new business and reinventing yourself after so many years in a business can be scary and exciting at the same time. At ground zero, all you have to look forward to is growth, but there are so many feelings that can come along in your journey. So what do you do when things feel impossible, and you don't know which direction to turn? Being resilient is the answer. In this Tuesday tip, Belinda shares about resilience and gives practical tips on how to find your stamina when things feel impossible. There is a cycle to everything, and things change all the time. Learn how to overcome the grief of wanting things to be the way they were, stop surviving, and get into the thriving mode to enjoy your journey.Key Learnings from the Episode:[01:22] Resilience and how to embrace it when things get tough.[06:10] The grief of letting go of a business, learning to adapt, and moving forward. [09:59] The emotions roller coaster when reinventing yourself and starting a new business. [16:33] What to do when thi

Organizing your work, home, and life is critical to success. However, disorganization can cost you more time and money than anything else. We often hold onto things out of sentimentality or fear that we might need them in the future. Focusing on sentimental value or hypothetical needs only adds clutter to our identity and intensifies our fear of letting go.In this episode, Dr. Regina Lark, a professional organizing and productivity expert, shares her journey into the organization space and how she helps people declutter their lives. She emphasizes the importance of being mindful of what you bring into your home. Learn from Dr. Lark how to declutter not only from a physical perspective but also through a cognitive lens to achieve desired results that will improve your overall well-being!Key Learnings from the Episode:[06:30] The tangible and intangible benefits of being organized.[08:46] Three practical tips that can put you on a more mindful path of being organized. [11:58] Why do you need to be mindful of wh

Jaimie Beebe is the epitome of a successful entrepreneur who has excelled in not one, but three distinct business avenues. With an unwavering commitment to her goals and a willingness to take risks and push boundaries, she has carved out a name for herself as a shining example of business success. Her unique blend of knowledge, experience, and creativity has helped her make waves in the world of theatre, podcasting, and even bikini product lines. Her success story serves as an inspiration for those seeking to make their mark in the world of business.In this episode, Jaimie dives deeper into her journey as an entrepreneur and shares how she has been able to balance three successful careers. You'll also learn about the valuable lessons she has picked up along the way. Tune in for more tips on navigating the world of entrepreneurship!Key Learnings from the Episode:[06:42] How Jaimie decided to come up with her show, and what has she observed.[15:00] What prompted Jaimie to start a bikini company? [19:43] How she

Are you feeling stuck in your business after the changes brought on by COVID-19? It might be time to pivot and start a new journey toward reinventing yourself. Letting go of what no longer serves you can be difficult, especially when it's something you've been doing for a long time. But in order to make room for new opportunities and good things to come your way, it's important to make space. Think of it as clearing the path to success!Belinda's inspiring transformation story is this week's Tuesday Tip - she shares how letting go of unnecessary things through purging has saved her time and money, and opened up doors to new opportunities in her business. If you're feeling stuck or lacking excitement in your work, it might be time for you to do the same. Reinvent yourself by decluttering and making space for the things that truly bring you joy.Snapshot of the Key Points from the Episode:[01:51] A little about the “reinventing yourself series” that is coming soon. [04:52] It's time to purge; you have to let thin

For parents who are both business owners and caregivers, the juggling act of managing a family and running a successful business can be overwhelming. With limited time and energy, it's only natural to struggle to find the right balance between parenting responsibilities and entrepreneurial ambitions. Fortunately, there are strategies they can use to navigate the demands of both worlds. In this episode, Julia Barbaro joins us to share her journey and experience as a mom, coach, author, podcast host, and successful parent. She and her husband have managed to balance their personal lives and build a successful business together. Get practical tips from Julia in this meaningful conversation.Snapshot of the Key Points from the Episode:[04:32] Julia’s backstory and what she does in her space.[09:45] How Julia and Gino's podcast started. The journey of her book writing.[21:07] Three key tips Julia shares from her expertise.[23:25] Julia talks about her superpower skill sets, greatest achievements, and challenges the

Knowing how to stand out in your creative field is essential when it comes to succeeding. Connecting with your unique skills and crafting them with dedication and focus helps you differentiate yourself from the competition. As an artist, having a great voice alone is not enough to reach success; one needs to invest in themselves, and stay driven even if the journey takes longer than expected. Building relationships with potential clients and marketing yourself can take you leaps further into achieving your success.In this episode, we are joined by Roy Worley to discuss his career as a voice-over artist and narrator. Hear what inspired Roy to get started in the industry and how he has grown his success while working from home. He shares the strategies he uses to stand out among the competition. Plus, learn about some of the exciting projects that he is currently working on and how you can start your own journey as a creator or voice-over artist.Snapshot of the Key Points from the Episode:[04:11] Roy’s backstor

Making the decision to part ways with a client is never an easy one. It may be due to their performance no longer meeting expectations or because your values or passions have shifted since you first began working together. Either way, firing a client demands thoughtful consideration, compassion, and understanding before taking action.In this episode, Belinda provides valuable advice on how to recognize when it is time to let someone go. From different types of clients to understanding when it is best to say no, Belinda will guide you through the entire process. Tune in for a crucial and insightful episode that can help you make the right decision.Snapshot of the Key Points from the Episode:[02:05] When do you fire a client? Three case scenarios of clients.[06:08] Navigating a client you really did not want to have.[16:03] What to do if you began well with a client, but it turns out differently with time.[20:20] How to handle a too-demanding client.About the Host -Belinda Ellsworth is a Speaker, Trainer, Best-

Entrepreneurship is a fulfilling career path, but it also comes with its challenges. As the business climate continues to evolve at an ever-increasing rate, entrepreneurs need to stay on top of new technologies and strategies in order to remain competitive. Automation, digital marketing, and the use of AI are all essential tools for staying ahead of the game.In this episode, Thomas Helfrich has everything you need to know about adapting your digital skills and automation for your business. He explains the digital marketing era and how to build a passionate, vibrant team. Snapshot of the Key Points from the Episode:[03:15] A bit about Thomas’s journey and what he does to help others.[05:18] What does Thomas do for his clients with automation and AI technology?[06:22] Three top tips for business automation.[07:55] Superpower skill sets that have helped Thomas succeed. [10:02] Thomas talks about company culture that has created a passionate and winning team.[18:28] Thomas's greatest challenges and how he navigat

Working together as a band is extremely rewarding for musicians. By combining their individual talents and abilities, they can create something truly amazing that would be impossible to achieve if they were working on their own. As bands work together, each member’s strengths and specialties are amplified, which creates an amazing group sound and performance. In addition, two or more artists collaborating increases the potential for success in terms of fan base growth, increased recognition, and even potential money savings. In this episode, we follow the story of the band "Couch". We learn about their journey to success, from meeting each other in college to transitioning after graduation. We also get a glimpse into their growth as a long-distance band. Tune in to find out what it takes to create something amazing - respect for one another, curiosity, and patience! Learn how they were able to dream big and shoot for the stars in order to go from good to great.Snapshot of the Key Points from the Episode:[06:0

It's easy to get caught up in our enthusiasm when January arrives, and we're excited about what the year has to offer. We all want to get off to a great start and create momentum for our businesses. But if things didn't go as planned, what can be done now? A good strategy is to set realistic goals with high-end and low-end targets, considering a 10-month cycle throughout the year. This allows some grace weeks or months to create flexibility.In this Tuesday Tip, Belinda shares two hacks to help you maintain mental capacity and reach your goals. She highlights the importance of setting daily activities that stretch you to your highest potential without letting disappointment set in if it seems unachievable. This mindset helps you stay motivated and focused on the success of your business.About the Host -Belinda Ellsworth is a Speaker, Trainer, Best-Selling Author, and PodcasterShe has been a professional speaker, mover, and shaker for more than 25 years. Having built three successful companies, she has helped t

If you are working hard but not getting the desired outcomes, it may be time to step back and evaluate if what you're doing is fulfilling. It can be easy to get caught up in what's popular or profitable, so take a moment to reflect on what makes you happy and gives your life meaning. In this episode, Ted Bradshaw, speaker, author, coach, and Expert EOS Implementer, talks about his journey to becoming a successful entrepreneur. He shares insights on how you can take control of your own path by finding your purpose and then leveraging that energy to pick the right goals. Chasing your passions and staying true to yourself is how we achieve real success. Snapshot of the Key Points from the Episode:[03:31] Ted’s backstory and how he got to where he is today. [05:50] About Ted’s book, Stop Chasing Squirrels, and how it was born. [09:04] Three tips to help you work from your happy place.[12:54] Three steps in choosing to be guided by purpose.[19:44] Driven and individualistic vs. guided and involving other people. [