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Ash Ambirge’s Secret Weapon in Business? “Being Better.” (GPP 50)

It’s the Season Finale of the Get Paid Podcast! I am super excited about this episode – but even more excited about our guest on the show today. She is someone I have followed for about three years – like, to the point of having “stalker-y overtones” and inviting her to drinks (repeatedly). Unfortunately, we have not been able to have those drinks due to the pesky thousands of miles…

Gena Shingle Jaffe’s $170K Launch that Saved Her Financial Life (GPP 49)

  Legal terms, Terms and Conditions, client agreement contracts – these are all topics that most business owners and entrepreneurs cringe at. Before you start running for the hills and refusing to listen to today’s episode, let me tell you about Gena Shingle Jaffe, the attorney uniquely nicknamed as the “Sparkly Lawyer Extraordinaire.” Gena is probably one of the most upbeat attorneys I have ever talked to. Her way of explaining legal terms in…

Kira Sabin: $80K by Coaching “Normals” (GPP 48)

  Welcome back! I am incredibly excited about today’s guest, the “Troop Leader of Love” and founder of League of Adventurous Singles, Kira Sabin. Kira is a life and love coach specifically for singles looking for help navigating the crazy world of dating. She works primarily with female clients – with a few men sprinkled in for a bit of added flavor, and she helps her clients navigate their love…

Dan Norris on the 7 Day Startup and Building a Brewery (GPP 47)

This week I am excited to have the opportunity to interview Dan Norris, co-founder of WP Curve – a service-based company specializing in helping entrepreneurs fix WordPress problems – and the author of the book “The 7-Day Startup.” Dan explains his rocky road to success, starting (and failing) several startup businesses throughout the years before collaboratively working to create WP Curve. We talk about the ups and downs in his business journey,…

Shannon Simmons: The Challenge of Scaling a Service-Based Business (GPP 46)

Finances and budgeting are significant and crucial parts of running a business. I’ll admit, it is not my favorite part of being a business owner – but it is too important to ignore. In today’s episode, I am joined by Shannon Lee Simmons, finance, and money management coach and founder of New School of Finance based in Canada. She shares her “rags to riches” story with us, her business model, and the…