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Mar152010

The Rock Your Genius Show (& Show Notes) 03-12-10

Here's the audio and show notes for the Mar 12, 2010 Rock Your Genius show.

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The Rock Your Genius Show 03-12-10

Great Stories in the News

When This All Gets Cool by Chris Brogan

From ChrisBrogan.comChris Brogan of ChrisBrogan.com wrote an article back in February entitled "When This All Gets Cool."  He was talking about cool ways to use all the different social media and networking tools that are out there.

It's really relevant to anyone who is participating in social media and networking, but I thought it was especially helpful to people who are just getting started with it or maybe aren't sure how to jump into it all.

The article probably half a dozen ideas for getting involved in social media and networking.  No matter if it's new to you or if you've been using it a while, it's a great way to really take advantage of these tools.

Go to the original article

Friends in Business

Donna Santos of Donna Santos Photography

Donna is a photographer based in Toronto.  She helps entrepreneurs and small business owners authentically portray their passion through photography.  Donna was here to explain how she helps her clients let down their guard and show their true passion, as well as why it's so important to show our authenticity within our businesses in order to connect with our ideal clients and customers.  She also shared how she keeps the passion alive within her own business and why it's so important to remain grounded in your core values as a business owner.

Learn more about Donna

 

Under 25, Over 50

Anita Crook of Pouchee

Then we spoke with Anita Crook, our first ever "Under 25, Over 50" guest.  Anita was here to talk about launching a product when she was nearing 60-years-old, as well as overcoming some of her initial reservations and fears, like getting out and selling her product.  She also shared her best advice for anyone over fifty who might be thinking of starting a business.

Learn more about Anita

Off the Beaten Path

Sheila Lowe, Author and Handwriting Analyst and Expert

Finally, we had Sheila Lowe on the show to kick off our "Off the Beaten Path" segment.  Sheila launched a unique business as a handwriting analyst and expert, analyzing handwriting for companies that are hiring new employees, and she also serves as a handwriting expert in forgery cases.  In addition to her work as a handwriting analyst and expert, Sheila is also a published writer.  She was here to share a bit about her craft, as well as her Claudia Rose mystery series.

Learn more about Sheila

First-Time Caller

I Want YOU as a First-Time Caller

Call in with your questions and comments for the show!  Leave me a message at (318) 523-0123 or toll free at (800) 913-2993.  Be sure to say that you're a first-time caller for the radio show.  Please note that not all calls make the broadcast.

Quote of the Week

Quit talking and begin doing.

I think it's by Walt Disney.  The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.

A lot of times we get frozen.  Maybe we're afraid to make a mistake.  Maybe we're afraid to take a risk.  Other times we're just not sure what to do or we've gotten bogged down in feeling overwhelmed or like there's just too much work to do and not enough time to get it all done.

So instead of moving through the problem somehow, no matter what comes of it or what the end result, we stagnate.  We stop moving forward and slow to a crawl at best.  We become increasingly frustrated and disappointed, but we're just not sure how to get ourselves back out of it. 

It won't necessarily be easy, and the answers may not just come to you, but as soon as your attitude changes, as soon as you stop talking about it and just get to work, you begin to see the light at the end of the tunnel.  You start making headway.  So, as Walt Disney said, quit talking.  Begin doing.

Good luck with your business, and I'll see you back here next week.

- Amber

P.S. Here's the audio link again.

The Rock Your Genius Show 03-12-10

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