Building a Business That Fits Your Lifestyle with Sue Parker

Your Brand Amplified

Bleav + Anika Jackson

Management, Entrepreneur, Public Relations, Entrepreneurship, Small Business, Marketing, Marketing Trends, Business Trends, Ai, Women-owned, Business, Sales Strategy, Artificial Intelligence, Sales, Social Media, Branding, Podcast, Communications

5.0 • 132 Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Sue Parker navigated the corporate world for many years. She is now an entrepreneur who helps other women (and men) build businesses that fit their lifestyle. In this episode, you will learn the following:1. The great resignation - the trend of people quitting their jobs en masse, especially in the wake of the pandemic2. The shift to entrepreneurship - how the digital revolution has made it easier than ever to start a business online3. The importance of list building - how having a list of engaged subscribers is one of the biggest assets to your businessGrab your free guide to the business tools you need to win back time, earn more and create a lifestyle business: https://sueparker.io/lm_business_tools_systems Listen to Sue's podcast: https://sueparker.io/podcastJoin a Lifestyle Entrepreneur Team just for you: http://sue.team/We're happy you're here! Like the pod? Visit our website! Check out our sponsor PitchDB! Start your trial on Simplified!

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0:00.0	Welcome to your brand amplified, the podcast where we interview marketers, publicists, and
0:06.5	brands to learn their stories, what makes them tick, and tips and tricks that make a difference. I am so thrilled today on your brand Amplified to be welcoming Sue Parker to the show.
0:18.4	Sue, thank you so much for being on even though I know it's later in UK and you have a lot of things
0:25.4	going on really appreciate it. I'm super excited to be on your podcast
0:29.9	it's fantastic thank you so much for inviting me, Anica.
0:32.8	Absolutely. So we've had some really lovely conversations, but rather than me telling our
0:38.8	audience about you, I would love for you to share your story.
0:42.0	Yeah, absolutely. So I've been here. I would love for you to share your story.
0:42.8	Yeah, absolutely.
0:43.7	So I've been a career mom for quite a while,
0:47.2	and I've sort of climbed my head.
0:49.8	Climbed ahead in the traditional career sense. I've put my head against the glass ceiling more times than I can remember, suffered an awful lot of bias in terms of unconscious and conscious for being a woman, particularly a mum, when it came to my career, I found that when I went back to work
1:05.0	after having my son, that things were very different.
1:08.0	There was a very different tone around,
1:10.0	what is your commitment level,
1:12.0	are you prepared to do this? very much an element of are you
1:15.5	are you committed are you really making the effort and I found that was constantly proving
1:19.5	myself and eventually I did get my dream job which is is ahead of data for a global organization and at that you think I felt like I've made it like finally proven myself but then you just keep proving yourself you'll keep feeling like you have to do that.
1:34.2	And one of the things that kept bugging me was that I was putting in so much effort into work and I think I was
1:40.4	reading something the other day that was sort of talking about the elements of your life that you have focused on and work might be this this bubble here and then you've got yourself and then you've got your relationships.
1:52.0	And definitely the emphasis is on this big work bubble that
1:55.7	meant I wasn't spending time building relationships with my son you know I wasn't
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