I was having a conversation with an entrepreneur friend who is also currently travelling in Europe. She asked me how it was going, trying to work amongst the travels (and being in a tiny apartment in Lisbon 😜). My response: there’s no way I could have done this without predictability in my business! So let’s talk about the industry belief that I believe is the biggest hurdle to more service providers achieving the same kind of predictability.

If you’ve ever felt the nudge to live abroad and wondered if it would be worth it, this one’s for you.

Love her or hate her (and you know which camp I’m in), there’s a LOT we can take away from the launch of The Tortured Poets Department.

One of the things that can create so much more resonance with your ideal client is not only speaking to the *right* problem with your audience, but speaking to the different layers of that problem. There’s one in particular that will be the thing that encourages your potential clients to take action and that’s what we’re diving into today.

In Part 1 of this 2-parter, I break down the second three ways you might be inadvertently blocking your visibility and therefore, your sales.

In Part 1 of this 2-parter, I break down the first four ways you might be inadvertently blocking your visibility and therefore, your sales.

“Working with Jazze has completely changed my business. The total refinement and clarification across all aspects of offer creation, marketing, and messaging has given me a solid, reliable foundation to work from. I no longer cross my fingers and hope for the best; I now understand its core purpose intimately and have a clear plan for where it's going”

When we try to fit our multidimensional experience into a super specific niche, we end up squeezing all our offers into that niche, too. Trouble is, the messaging for those offers then sounds the same (because it's gotta fit under the niche, right?). Your offers end up cannibalising one another because people don’t know which offer to choose (and as we know, a confused mind never buys!). That means, you’re leaving $$$ on the table!

My investment portfolio contains a solid mix of core strategies that are predictable and basically “set and forget”, alongside higher risk (and higher reward opportunity) investments, like that one stock of mine that’s up almost 35% right now! But if all of my portfolio were high risk and shit were to hit the fan, I’d be in trouble… your business is no different.

I’m a hardcore business strategist and I’m usually one of the first people to try something new. AND, I recognised many years ago that giving someone a strategy - *without* them having an understanding of their own strengths and how to apply them to their business - was not going to create the sustainable multiple 6 & 7 figure success they craved.

Join me as I interview our beautiful NEON client, Elaine.

When industry experts are still talking about paying to be in their energy, meanwhile, I’m over here watching and observing shifts in buyer behaviour, adapting my business model, gathering data and experience and then delivering those lessons and data to my clients (oh and adding an extra $80K in revenue 💰)

At times, I’ve had a pretty unhealthy relationship with my socials and there have been some key mindset and strategic shifts that have had to occur to improve this aspect of my business (and more than halved the time I actually spend on social in the process).

During our company’s Christmas / New Year break, we received over $30k in sales. I know I sound like a broken record on this, but the purchasing cycle of our buyers has changed significantly in the past two years. It means we need to be on the front foot to shorten that cycle by nurturing potential clients over a longer time period.

One of my faves is linking your business growth to the process of planting a seed. You need to prep the soil, plant the seed, tend to that seed, and then reap the rewards of the seed. You can’t skip any of these steps. If you don’t have healthy soil, the seed can’t grow into a healthy plant and you won’t reap any rewards.