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Do you ever wonder exactly what someone is working on in their business? We do too! That’s what we recorded for this week’s episode, sharing all the stuff we’re currently juggling between Wandering Aimfully (our un-boring coaching program) and Teachery (our online course software).This is one of those episodes we wished more people would record. What are all the things currently on the to-do list? How do we manage multiple projects? Who is working on what behind the scenes??We break down everything we have going on with WAIM and Teachery in Q1 of 2023. We hope hearing some of the stuff we’re working on motivates and inspires you to work on something in your biz! If it does, make sure to send us an email and let us know you want more of these types of episodes. 😘🔗 Get the full episode show notes and transcript at wanderingaimfully.com/159**Links mentioned in the episode:Client Off-Ramp Starter Kit: wanderingaimfully.comOur plan with Social Media: wanderingaimfully.com/140HelloAudio (aff link) for private podcasting: bit.ly/jasonhelloaudio

If you’re anything like us (and a human being at all), then you probably have to learn the same lessons over and over again in life and biz. But, maybe that doesn’t have to be such a bad thing? Maybe it can be something you lean into!

While the episode title is a bit sensational it’s also the truth! In the past 3 years, our Wandering Aimfully Unlimited program has brought in over $500,000 in revenue directly from our members (affiliates). Let’s dive into how we made this happen!

How do you know when your work is “good enough?” How do you know when to stop working on a project and decide you’ve done a “good enough” job to accomplish your goals? Let’s dive into this topic, folks!If you’re anything like us it can feel like a project is never quite done. There’s always SOMETHING you can continue to tweak, design, edit, etc. But, we all know not finishing a project and moving on is a form of procrastination and perfectionism (we’re very guilty of this!) So, what the heck do you do and how do you embrace a “good enough” mindset in your standard of work?We believe we’ve found three ways to help you define what “good enough” can look like in your work. We’re using those three ways for our own work and moving projects forward so they don’t drag on forever! Hopefully, what we share in this episode can help you if you’re like us and can get stuck in the weeds with your business.🔗 Get the full episode show notes and transcript at wanderingaimfully.com/156**More goodies from us: 💌 Want a weekly email to help you grow your business WITHOUT sacrificing a calm, satisfying life - wanderingaimfully.com/newsletter🤔 Feel like you might be experiencing a business roadblock? Let us help you get un-stuck with our free quiz - wanderingaimfully.com/quiz⚙️ Build and sell your online course using our easy-to-use and friendly course platform - teachery.co🎥 Make sure you’re subscribed to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/wanderingaimfully

It’s a little bonus episode in your podcast feed! We’re coming atcha at an irregular time because we have an irregular project we want to share with you (and be part of!)

Who is up for a relationship episode?? This week, we dig into a bumpy patch we’ve hit and how we’re working through it. Whether you have a partner or not, we hope it might be helpful to hear us chat about navigating the ups and downs of our relationship in a constructive manner.

If you listened to last week’s episode then you know we have BIG, ambitious goals for 2023. But, what happens when you put a bit too much on your plate and your goals push you to maximum capacity? Let’s discuss!

Welcome back to our podcast, friends! It’s a new year and we’re bringing that new year energy this week! We go over our financial goals for 2023 and how we’re hoping to achieve them.

It’s Part 2 of our 2022 year of European travel recap! In this episode, we take you through our Top 5 Memories of the Year, our Top 5 Restaurants of the Year, and our Top Airbnbs/Hotels of the Year!

Wowowowowow, we have a JAM-PACKED episode for you as we recap our (almost) full-time year of travel! We lived out of suitcases and backpacks for 300 days in Europe in 2022 and we share a ton of final thoughts and answer some great questions about our adventures.

This week we’re introducing a podcast format called “Bring 5” where we both bring FIVE things to an episode and discuss. For our first (official - LOL) Bring 5, we’re sharing moments of gratitude in our new home in Portugal!

We’ve officially moved into our new (rental) home on the Silver Coast of Portugal — HOORAY! How did we get there and what has our first week been like? Let’s chat about that!

Are you curious what the process is like to apply for a visa in Portugal as a U.S. citizen? If you are, this episode is for YOU! If you’re not, it could still be fun as we’re still goofballs.

What are the things we’re most looking forward to as we inch closer to our new lives in Portugal? Well, let’s chat about that!

After hearing about this “first 20 hours” concept by Josh Kaufman, we felt inspired to share how we’ve seen this theory play out in our lives. We think it might be HUGELY helpful for you too!

We came up with this marketing bridge concept back in 2018 and it’s really just another way of explaining the customer’s journey. Lately, we’ve been trying to simplify that marketing bridge concept even further so that anyone who feels stuck or like their product isn’t selling or their business isn’t thriving can just look at this simple 4-part marketing structure and diagnose where the journey is breaking down for their customers.We’ve used this framework time and time again to sell our various products and services during our entrepreneurial journey. Early on, we had no idea we were consciously doing it! But these days, especially with our Wandering Aimfully Unlimited program, it’s been super helpful to think through this 4-part process and see the areas we can improve and experiment with.These are the 4 parts of this plan we cover in this episode:Awareness (Exposure)Interest (Mini-Solution)Consideration (Trust)Purchase (Value)Give this episode a listen and let us know if you have some ah-ha moments about YOUR customer marketing journey and what “gates” you might need to start working on today!🔮 Check out our interview/feature with the quiz software Interact to learn more about our quiz: https://www.tryinteract.com/blog/how-wandering-aimfullys-quiz-helped-generate-nearly-300k-in-revenue/

We’ve hosted an (un-boring) live coaching session for 36 months straight and in 2023 we want to share our plans with coaching moving forward.

This week, we’re channeling our inner Ross Geller (PIVOT!) and talking about how to actually go about making a big shift in your business. Whether you’re trying to go from clients to digital products, digital products to physical goods, or any other pivot in between, we’re here to help.There are two key factors that need to be taken into account when pivoting and that’s what we chat about… that… and Jean Claude Van Damme’s (JCVD) incredible ability to do the splits. Trust us, the reference will make sense! We hope! 😅😅✈️ Our pramvel takes you through a short stop in Dublin where we had our latest flight of the year and someone REALLY needed some chicken finger/tenders. While in Dublin, Jason got a new face, and then we met up with part of his family for a week in Clarecastle. We stayed at an amazing place and did day trips to the Cliffs of Moher, Galway, Ennis, Doolin, and various other places in the northeast of Ireland.🏰 Check out the renovated castle grounds we stayed at: https://bit.ly/3ri8l53🍑 The JCVD splits commercial you should see: https://youtu.be/M7FIvfx5J10

In online business, there’s this idea that if you don’t have an original idea you can’t succeed. We’d argue that ALL ideas are unoriginal at this point and that choosing to follow a well-worn idea is actually a GOOD THING.You should 100% put your own twist and uniqueness into everything you do, but you may very well want to pick a crowded space, an “overdone” topic/idea, or create a product/service that lots of folks are already creating. The reason you want to go in this direction is there’s already a demand (aka paying customers) for what you’re building and that’s hugely important to achieving the goal of owning a profitable business.Listen this week as we explore why original ideas aren’t that important, and we’d posit, are actually harder to pull off and take too much effort.✈️ Our pramvel takes you through our week in Puglia, Italy! This week was truly a highlight week of our entire year of travels this year. We were absolutely surprised by how much we loved the bigger city of Bari and then made our way to the countryside to stay at a super unique hotel. After an amazing destination wedding with all the bells, whistles, and marching bands, we stayed at an Airbnb that truly knocked our socks off and was way more than we originally expected when booking.🏨 Check out the DILMAN Hotel in Bari, Italy - https://g.page/dilmanbari🍣 The suuuuper funky sushi place we ate at in Bari - https://g.page/hagakurenohsamba🏨 Enjoy browsing the Vinilia Resort Hotel we stayed at - https://g.page/ViniliaWineResort

This week, we hope to normalize the feelings and the roller coaster of emotions that can happen when you embark on new experiments. We share some specifics as it relates to all the experiments we’ve run on YouTube. We also share a recent YouTube experiment that didn’t go well and how we’re handling that.We hope you walk away from this episode feeling motivated and excited for your own business experiments but also remember that your self-worth shouldn’t be tied to the things you try to grow your biz!✈️ Our pramvel takes you through our two weeks spent in Leicester, England. We share the ROUGH drive getting to Leicester from London, then we talk about the awesome Airbnb we found, and we go over how important these two weeks were for our overall year of travel.💎 The visual metaphor digging for diamonds Jason kept referring to: https://wanderingaimfully.com/wp-content/uploads/digging-for-diamonds.jpeg🏠 Check out the awesome Airbnb we found in Leicester: https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/21048268