The Hustle & Flowchart Podcast

Today’s guest is an excellent marketer who has established her seventh company in the last 13 years. Christine McDannell runs a brick-and-mortar eco spa called Eco Chateau, which she started 4 ½ years ago. At present, this wellness spa is in two San Diego locations – Mission Valley and Sorrento Valley. Their services include organic facial, massage, infrared saunas, and juice cleanses. It is the one-stop shop for people wanting to pursue health and wellness.    On today’s episode, Christine talks about how she established the system she uses to be efficient in her work, as inspired and encouraged by Henry Evans. She shares some great online tools that help her and her team keep things organized, updated, and automated, the reason why she put up a spa business, and how being a marketer played a big part in the success of her business ventures.  If you’re a good marketer, you can own any kind of business you want.     

There is a saying that the day we stop learning is the day we stop living. Learning should to be a lifestyle, especially with the innovations that continue to overwhelm this generation. One of the ways to acquire knowledge and stay up-to-date is by attending seminars, events, and conferences.  On today’s episode, we are sharing our major takeaways from the 2017 Traffic and Conversions Summit held in San Diego. As the largest conference in the marketing industry, we have learned so much - not only from the conference, but also from the interactions we’ve had with other participants, fellow marketers, and even followers of our podcast.   Don’t be boring with your marketing. Be attention-getting. Be a little controversial.    This Week on the Hustle and Flow Chart Podcast:  What a Facebook Messenger Chatbot is and why it is the new trend in online marketing  The importance of creating the quickest human element while readers are on the website and its effect on sales  The essence of “picking a side” a

How do you make yourself productive? Are there things that you cannot do without, like morning coffee or an afternoon run? Do you have a routine before working on a task or that help keep your mind focused on the task at hand? Proper planning may be one of the keys to a productive day, but getting your mind straight through daily habits or rituals is an essential part of productivity and delivering results.   On today’s episode, we are sharing some daily rituals that we use to maximize our time and effort, processes that have helped us manage our time and tasks, and tools to help improve our focus and get more done.   One of the things that keeps me sane and helps me fall asleep is the fact that tomorrow, I know what I want to accomplish.   This Week on the Hustle and Flow Chart Podcast: Two different morning rituals How journaling helps the ideas flow Night time ritual we learned from Tim Ferris that helps us calm down and sleep   Resources Mentioned: Focus@Will Brainwave Innerfire by Wim Hof Calm Headsp

There are many aspiring writers in the past who have a lot to say to the world, but don’t seem to have the means to do so. There was a time when only the big companies could publish a book. Those who wish to have their thoughts in a paperback are given a chance after going through a rigorous monitoring process and high writing standards. All these changed with the invention of the Internet, where many things became accessible and possible – even publishing a book.   On today’s episode, we talk about our approach as we wrote a book about mindset tactics. The formula is systematic and easy to follow. We share several tools and resources that have been helpful to us and would also be useful in your endeavor to write and publish your book.  That’s really how you get [things] done – you set a deadline.   This Week on the Hustle and Flow Chart Podcast: How we created the Ever Green Wisdom book The different phases that we went through as we started our book-writing efforts How we maximized the resources already av

As entrepreneurs, it’s easy to feel unaccomplished – to see a full list of tasks you need to accomplish each day and struggle to find the time to “fit it all in.” On today’s episode of the Hustle and Flow Chart podcast, we’re joined by Henry Evans. Henry runs the local mastermind and monthly meeting groups here in San Diego that are geared toward helping entrepreneurs and small business owners create systems and processes to find success, get more done, and maximize their profits. Henry joins us on the show today to share his unique weekly planning guide to help you plan your tasks for each and every week without sacrificing the personal things you want to do. His guide has helped countless entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small business owners get more done each day, find the successes in their business each week that deserve to be celebrated, and create a time-blocking system to allow more freedom to do the things they want without suffering business financial burdens.   “If one part of your life is out of w

Brad Spencer is a digital entrepreneur and owner of 8020 Product Creation where he teaches entrepreneurs how to create products online to create consistent cashflow. Brad joins us on the show today to share his insight, system, and process for creating digital products such as webinars and online courses that will sell online for a significant return on investment. Brad’s 3-step process has repeatedly been proven, not only by his student’s successes but also through his business success. He is a passionate believer in the 80/20 rule that 20% of your efforts will lead to 80% of your results. In fact, he truly believes that as little as four percent of what you do will create most of your results.   “If it’s easy to run, lots more will get done.” – Brad Spencer   This week on the Hustle and Flow Chart Podcast: Distraction and delusion are the two things that destroy wealth and success. How to honestly self-evaluate your skills and know when to “buy or borrow” someone else’s experience. Why being honest and spe

Creating engaging, share-worthy, unique blog posts is one of the things that many businesses struggle with.  Not only does it take a lot of time to come up with the blog post idea, headline, write the post, find the perfect image, then promote that post to get readers to visit your site and hopefully share the content, it’s hard coming up with unique ideas week after week! Our guest this week, Paul Clifford, has created several tools that have helped countless solopreneurs, entrepreneurs, and corporate businesses automate the process of content curation and marketing. Paul is the creator of Kudani, Designrr, Kudani Leads, and Headlinr, online tools that help business owners find currently trending articles, curate them into unique posts, optimize them for SEO, and ultimately drive quality traffic and leads to their websites. He joins us today to share his tips, strategies, and ideas on how business owners can ramp up their content marketing strategy, explains the challenges that many entrepreneurs face when d

How do you build a business that allows you to make more money while working less and still give you the financial freedom you need to be able to live the life you want and engage in the activities you enjoy? Our guest today, Jason Moffatt, founder of Niche Famous, has helped businesses and entrepreneurs create systems and processes that allow them to do exactly that – run a lucrative business while living the entrepreneurial dream. And his process is easier than you may think! Jason joins us on the show today to share his process, explain why he’s “stopped taking on clients” and instead began taking in partners, and why focusing on building your authenticity is critically important in today’s business world.   “As long as you are growing every day, your business stands a dramatically better chance of success.” – Jason Moffatt   This week on the Hustle and Flow Chart Podcast: How Jason Moffatt sets his income goals. Why he stopped taking on clients, but instead, started taking on partners. How coming to the

When you hear the word “webinar,” what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? If you’re like most people, the first thing you think of is a live training. Our guest today, Drew Burks, is a funnel and automation expert that has discovered a way to help entrepreneurs automate the process of creating, delivering, and profiting from webinars. He calls this technique the “automated webinar,” and on today’s show, he explains what an automated webinar is, the difference between the traditional webinar and this new technique, and the advantages that business owners can experience by providing automated webinars to their target market. We also discuss how to plan and market webinars to the masses to drive traffic and increase sales, and the best practices for driving your webinar participants to the order form.   “When you map it out and build it, you can lead the yellow brick road. You can lead them where you want to go.” – Drew Burks   This week on the Hustle and Flow Chart Podcast: What is an automated webinar

As an entrepreneur, you have a lot of plates to keep spinning throughout the day. From juggling your personal life with your family, friends, kids, and hobbies to making sure your business remains profitable and ahead of the competition – life can quickly feel like it’s spinning out of control! It’s important to keep order and balance in every aspect in your life – especially your business, but how does an entrepreneur get it all done while juggling so many important tasks? One word: Automation. Our very first guest on the Hustle and Flow Chart Podcast is none-other than breakthrough business coach, public speaker, and best-selling author, Aaron Fletcher. Aaron is the founder of The Fletcher Method, and he joins us on the show today to share with you his simple 3 step system that entrepreneurs can use to automate everything in their life and business.   “If you don’t automate your business, then you won’t have time for your relationships or health.” – Aaron Fletcher   This week on the Hustle and Flow Chart Po

Since we've been podcasting for a long time, we've learned some tricks to automate the process. This episode, Joe & Matt walk through the systems and processes that they put in place to only focus on the podcast 12 days out of the year.

Are you looking to dive into the world of affiliate marketing? This episode will lay out a framework that you can use to create online content that will help sell affiliate products. It's how we currently add an additional six-figures per year to our business.

When Joe and Matt started The Evergreen Profits business, they needed to put systems in place in order for it to work. They needed to ween themselves off of their old business models. This episode is the explanation of how they did it.