Warning – this post is important to you, it matters to me and it’s epic. Sometimes I have to pinch myself when I sit back and realize I’m living the dream. In just 24 months I have managed to build a thriving lifestyle business I love by teaching, coaching, motivating and I hope inspiring others [...]
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So You Are An Entrepreneur?
Posted on 28. May, 2012 by Natalie.
So you’re an entrepreneur? Well, unfortunately, so is almost everybody else these days, so you’re up against a lot of competition no matter what field you happen to be in. Nearly everyone is interested in working for themselves or getting their own piece of the pie. Regardless, no matter where you sit right now, chances [...]
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Invest In Yourself. Because You Are Worth It.
Posted on 23. May, 2012 by Natalie.
We are trainers and personal development junkies, so we have never been afraid to invest in ourselves. That’s why when we started out as entrepreneurs over a year ago, we were happy to invest our time and money in getting help to get our business off the ground. You only get out of life what [...]
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Life Lessons Learned On Building An Internet Startup With Jun Loayza
Posted on 20. May, 2012 by Naomi.
Featured in this week’s Suitcase Entrepreneur Podcast is Jun Loayza, a young and unique lifestyle designer who has successfully co-founded a start-up company in the Silicon Valley and immersed himself in the entrepreneurial world. Jun is the Co-Founder of Reward Me, a digital rewards program for restaurants and retailers. In his entrepreneurial experience (and at a young age), Jun has [...]
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Ten Steps To The Art Of Launching
Posted on 16. May, 2012 by Natalie.
Taking the first steps towards developing your first product can be both exciting and daunting. Exciting because you are creating and putting your best work out there for people to buy and daunting, well because there is so much to do! Never fear though, with some planning and breaking things down into actionable steps, you’ll [...]
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Starting A New Business Journey – From Zero To eBook Launch
Posted on 10. May, 2012 by Natalie.
This is a guest post from Debi Auger from Designs by Debi I’m retired from the medical field and on a new journey. A few years ago my life was unexpectedly turned upside down when an unfortunate chain of events left me medically unable to return to my career. I was a Radiologic Technologist specialized [...]
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The Key Is Not To Be Afraid Of Failing
Posted on 08. May, 2012 by Natalie.
The title of this blog post is taken from a 13 time Ironman winner and four times world champion, Chrissy Wellington. I’m currently reading her excellent book A Life Without Limits- a World Champion’s Journey. It’s been a fitting read, especially as I’m enduring an emotionally and physically challenging time, as I enter my final [...]
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Six Best Business Books To Read in 2012
Posted on 05. May, 2012 by Natalie.
Did you know that 2012 is `The Year of Reading’? I had no idea but was secretly pleased to know that I’ve already started off this year reading more books – both physical copies and digital, than I did for most of 2011. So perhaps, instinctively I knew that this was the year to stimulate [...]
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Lessons from a launch: 7 Top tips for a Successful Lift-Off!
Posted on 01. May, 2012 by Natalie.
Exhilarating. Terrifying. Exhausting. Eye-opening. These are a few of the words that come to mind when I think back to the launch of my first online program in March this year. A few other words, unfit for publication, also come to mind. Getting online to supplement the ‘offline’ I am a Personal Trainer and Movement [...]
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How Do You Launch A Profitable Product You Love?
Posted on 27. Apr, 2012 by Natalie.
I get asked this question on a weekly basis. It’s like the holy grail of questions on everybody’s lips right now. While I love taking the time to answer it right here on my blog or in my coaching calls, I have a better solution for you today. You see, there is not a simple [...]
