Building a Family Business With Social Media & Video Marketing: John + Nadya

EmPowered Couples with The Freemans

Aaron & Jocelyn Freeman

Education, Society & Culture, Relationships, Self-improvement

5.0 • 589 Ratings

🗓️ 12 December 2018

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Meet Nadya & John Melton, a couple thriving in business, family and romance. They will share all things about building a multi-million dollar online business AND a joyful, connected family.

They are entrepreneurs, public speakers, branding strategists, online marketing coaches, and dedicated believers in the empowerment of all people to discover their unique voice and share their message with the world!

Together, they have built a multi-million dollar online business through their Video Marketing Academy and have complete time and financial freedom living in Baltimore, MD with their 2 beautiful children — Dylan and Kristina. As they describe each other in their relationship, business, and home life "John is the "wow" and Nadya is the "how".

You are about to experience the fun, laughter and joy of this couple and learn for yourself how to build a family and a business with social media & video marketing, all while enjoying life to the fullest.

Questions asked in this episode:

How and when did you decide to build an online business and had you then brand yourselves?
How do you work together, being 2 alphas in the relationship?
You said that "John is the wow, and Nadya is the how" what does that look like in both home life and business life?
How does a day in the Melton residence look like?
What keeps you motivated when you're feeling down?
If you had to attribute your current success to one strategy, what would that be?
What was the toughest moment you've had when working together?
What advice do you have for couples who are just starting their business together?
BONUS - Do you agree with "There is no bad decision except the one you look back and question"?

Quote from the episode:

"Don't get caught up comparing your chapter 2, with someone else's chapter 17. You have to build social equity."

Connect more with the guests:

There isn't a better way to get started today than downloading their free step by step guide on how to expanding your brand with video, just go to https://mylifestyleacademy.com/guide

Other resources:

It's OPEN! The Empowered Couples University has launched and you can now enroll in courses: http://meetthefreemans.com/ecu

Transcript

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0:00.0	Isn't it funny that when it comes to getting our education, degrees, and certifications,
0:08.3	we're willing to invest time and money. And yet, when it comes to the most important relationship
0:14.3	of our lives with our partner, we get little to know education or guidance.
0:19.8	That's why in this podcast you will get the insights,
0:22.6	tools, and strategies to manifest your goals as a couple. You will hear powerful and practical
0:30.1	advice from couples who share authentically their challenges, lessons learn, and victories.
0:36.2	So you can strengthen your relationship, feel more clarity, connection, and enjoyment
0:43.3	on your journey together.
0:45.3	Welcome to the Empowered Coupled podcast.
0:47.3	I am Jocelyn Freeman.
0:49.3	And I'm Aaron Freeman.
0:51.3	Let's get started.
0:52.3	When you really put in perspective, is it that bad? It's probably not as bad. Like, oh, you know, my kids are, you know, acting up and doing this, that, and the other thing.
1:02.6	And it's like, you know how many people out there wish they had kids that were driving them crazy? Right. Like, you know, people out there wish they had a spouse that drove them crazy, right, that that cared about them,
1:11.2	but at the same time can drive them crazy. So it's all a matter of perspective. And having the
1:16.3	gratitude, I think for me, because I came here from Russia when I was 16 years old. And I,
1:22.8	when I was growing up, I just remember we would go to grocery stores and there would be no
1:26.9	food on shelves.
1:28.6	So I have a different sort of appreciation for the struggle.
1:32.9	And literally when I first got started in business and I was 19 years old in America, my
1:38.7	upline in that company used to be like, Nadia, can you please be a little bit like nicer, right?
1:43.8	Like stop screaming at people. And I wasn't like Nadia, can you please be a little bit like nicer, right? Like start, stop screaming at people.
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