Sep 30, 2020
On this episode, I was pleased to welcome my fellow podcaster and business entrepreneur, Glenn Allen. Glenn is a multi-instrumental musician turned digital marketer and business consultant. He coaches online entrepreneurs to scale multiple 5 and 6-figure businesses by helping them turn their expertise into digital online courses and membership websites.
He is also the host of Unstuck and Unstoppable podcast, and TheGlennAllenShow, a YouTube channel about digital marketing and podcasting where he helps YouTube creators and online entrepreneurs grow their businesses using the latest digital marketing strategies.
Key highlights from our Episode
- Facing adversity in life is enviable, but what you do after it happens is what can either help you move towards healing and rebuilding yourself, or remain stuck and wallowing in self-pity.
- An untold number of entrepreneurs suffer from imposter syndrome. Glenn discusses how you can move into entrepreneurship by stepping into the right identity and within no time you’ll start reinforcing that particular identity before yourself and others.
- Sometimes in business being a little tenacious will go a long way in helping you realize your objectives. Tenacity is the ability to hold your position and remain unmoved until something favorable comes along.
- Thoughts are powerful and if you entertain limiting thoughts for far too long you will end up believing them. Most people are held back by their thoughts. Glenn encourages listeners to reframe their thoughts to experience an elevated way of life not just in business but also in personal life.
- Success is all about the tiny little wins that most people often ignore. Big goals should not make us overlook the tiny little things that steered us to our big objectives.
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‘’If you want a certain identity; you have to think about what are the behaviors of that identity and the just behave that way. And then the behavior and identity are self-feeding. You know. I want to be an author, well then you should do what an author does. Which is writing everyday day”
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