When to Say No, and When To Say Yes: Building Your Influence With Intention

Woman of Influence

Julie Solomon

Marketing, Business

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 3 January 2018

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

Happy 2018! To start off the year, I wanted to touch base directly with you all 1:1. This week, it’s just me behind the mic - and I’m crazy excited to share one of my biggest secrets to growing your business as we all begin jotting down goals for the fresh year. And guess what? It doesn’t involve taking on more or saying yes to a billion things - quite the opposite actually Yep! This episode is all about how to say NO to gain more. I’m spilling my strategy on how to clear your calendar to gain results therefore growth in your business. How to pinpoint what’s actually moving the needle in terms of brand growth - and what’s simply due to FOMO or industry pressure. How to assess your current systems and build new ones - all surrounded by doing less. For real this time!  From taking complete ownership of your precious time, you’ll be amazed at where it can leave you growth wise. Not to mention, what a better friend, mother, wife, daughter - whatever! - you can be. In 2018, I dare you to take back your life and stop being a slave to your calendar. Ready? First order of business - listening to this week’s episode! For show notes and additional information head over to www.theinfluencerpodcast.com Did you like this episode and want more of them? If so, subscribe to our podcast channel on iTunes and I would be ever so grateful if you shared this with your friends. If you want to uplevel your influence, even more, come over to JulieSolomon.net where you’ll get instant access to strategic tools and refreshing ideas that will help you connect and grow your brand.

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0:24.0	Welcome to the Influencer Podcast.
0:26.0	Each week Julie Solomon, a marketing strategist in New York Times
0:30.0	best-selling publicist,
0:31.0	takes you behind the scenes with successful influencers, bloggers
0:34.6	and industry elites in conversation to share how they engage, persuade, and grow their unique
0:39.8	influence.
0:40.8	Her mission is to share exclusive insider tips, wisdom, and action-based tools to help you strengthen, monetize, and build your own industry-leading influence.
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0:59.2	inspires me to look at all of the interests and skills that make me who I am instead of just
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