80. Quitting Corporate with Amy Porterfield

Financial Feminist

Her First $100K

Self-improvement, Education, How To, Business

4.7 • 6.2K Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2023

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Entrepreneurship is more popular than ever –– both because of accessibility but also the necessity to make more, whether that’s by adding a side hustle onto your full-time job or building out a business that allows you to have more control over your earnings. Often, women report feeling anxiety around starting a small business, and many start but pre-emotively give up just before it gets good. To talk more about the mental blocks that might be stopping you from giving that business idea a shot, host Tori Dunlap is joined by Amy Porterfield, who shares how she left a blossoming corporate career to work for herself and the mistakes and wins she made along the way. Learn more about the show, our sponsors, read show notes and transcript, and so much more: https://herfirst100k.com/start-here-financial-feminist-podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello financial feminist welcome back. I hope you're having a wonderful start to your April spring has fully sprung
0:07.2	That sounds vaguely sexual. I don't know why but spring has sprung and I for one and looking forward to some better weather
0:13.9	I am recording this in late March and it was sunny and beautiful yesterday in like 65 in Seattle and
0:20.9	You don't realize you have seasonal depression until you get like one day of sun and you're like, oh, I could lift a car
0:27.4	You're like, oh, I've been wildly depressed for months. And so it's just so nice to have a little bit of nice weather
0:33.7	This week we're chatting with someone who you probably already know if you've spent any time in the marketing entrepreneurship side hustle world
0:40.3	She might just be like the queen of marketing royalty
0:43.0	Honestly, she is someone I have followed and admired for many years
0:45.8	We are joined by Amy Porter filled this week to talk about her new book
0:49.0	Which I have received and loved two weeks notice find the courage to quit your job make more money work where you want and change the world
0:57.2	Honestly, I don't even need to tee up the episode beyond that because that's basically what we're getting into today
1:02.1	Amy Porterfield as an ex corporate worker turned online marketing expert and CEO of a multi-million dollar business
1:07.8	During her corporate days Amy worked with mega brands like Harley Davidson as well as peak performance coach Tony Robbins
1:14.2	After one fateful boardroom meeting and witnessing the lifestyle financial and work freedom and online business has to offer
1:19.6	Amy developed her nine to five exit plan and never looked back
1:22.9	Through her best selling courses and top ranked marketing podcast online marketing made easy
1:27.2	Amy has helped hundreds of thousands of entrepreneurs turn in their two weeks notice and trade burnout for freedom income and impact
1:34.0	This is a great episode if you've ever considered starting a small business or even adding a freelance side hustle into the mix
1:39.7	Truly, this is one of my favorite episodes that we've done in a while
1:42.7	We get into the big reasons why women hold themselves back when it comes to owning a business
1:46.9	The common fears and anxieties and how to overcome them. Yes, if you have any fear or anxiety about running a business if it's even for you
1:54.3	If this is an option, this is a good episode for you
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