Jen McFarland is a marketing strategist with 25+ years in SEO, content, and leadership. Based in Portland, OR, she helps purpose-driven businesses grow ethically across the US.
Valuable business data is a word that’s daunting to many business owners. It’s much more fun to trust inspirational quotes and the latest trends to determine your next
Learn what it means to be the face of an organization, get strategies and tactics, and the dos and don’t’s to engage on social media channels.
An effective networking strategy in business seems daunting. Amy C. Waninger shares why it's essential that we broaden our experiences.
How to communicate effectively with techies (IT staff and technical freelancers like web developers). We talk about how techies think, a techie’s work environment, and how gender plays a role.
What gets lost about the #MeToo Movement is the power those two words have for people who’ve experienced sexual violence.
Perfectionism means you don’t want to do anything unless you do it the right way. In business not doing anything is incredibly ineffective.
Get ready for an honest discussion of what it’s like to be working from all kinds of remote areas. You’ll learn the twists and turns and how vital it is to set your priorities and be grounded in your values — and then hold yourself to it.
Jen discusses the power of curiosity in business and why perfectionism is a doctrine you need to lose if you really want to move your ideas forward.
Jen visits with Katie Collins to discuss the sales fears and obstacles that prevent women entrepreneurs from getting the best clients.
Fabulous insights from Benjamin Dell, Founder, MissingLettr, about launching great business ideas quickly, and why you need to promote blog posts more than a couple of times.
Being always busy doesn’t mean your productivity in business or work is increasing. Ugh! Here's how to stop confusing busy-ness and productivity.
Sally is obsessed with productive leadership. We learn why it’s important to have a magnet in our heart, a compass in our head, and an oxygen mask as a reminder.
