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57: Being Intentional| Money Generating Activities

EPISODE · Apr 5, 2022 · 10 MIN

57: Being Intentional| Money Generating Activities

from Legacy Boss-For Product Bosses Hosted By Shauna Klein · host Shauna Klein

Join Shauna as she discusses how to spend time on those tasks that actually help you move your business forward and gain sales and revenue.  So many product bosses get frustrated about not growing and feeling like they are always stuck.  Growing happens when you work at it! Shauna talks about how making intentional time blocks in your business helps you focus on growth and building your business with intention. Don't miss this episode and make sure to grab a pen and paper! Thanks so much for tuning in. Join us again next Tuesday for another episode! OH... and don't forget to leave us a review! If you screen shot & send it to the email below, we'll send you a thank you gift. Want to work directly with us? We have several ways (besides our 1:1 Coaching Programs) to work DIRECTLY WITH US & have high access to get advice, clarity & your questions asked & answered. Sign up for our Rise Up Master Class or our Freebie to Funnel in 5 Days Flat Course. Find the Shauna & Legacy Boss on the Web - Instagram - YouTube - Facebook Join Shauna for her next  Workshop where she helps Creatives get clear on launching, growing and scaling their business. Dont miss out! Shauna at Sozo Essentials: www.sozoessentialswholesale.com Where to find Marcy & her biz: Marcy K, #MomBOSS on the Web - YouTube - Instagram - Facebook Marcy on TikTok - Twitter - LinkedIn - Pinterest - Text Me Thanks so much for tuning in. Join us again next Tuesday for another episode! If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review wherever you can! Also, drop us an email with things that you would like to hear about on the podcast at [email protected]

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