ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Why does a business problem suddenly feel impossible right when you think you’ve almost solved it? Usually, the answer isn’t to push harder, but to look a few steps back.
In this episode, Michelle breaks down why getting stuck with your messaging, product mix, marketing, or niche can be a sign that you skipped an earlier decision. She shares how going back to the right question can simplify everything, help you tighten your niche with real data, and make the next steps feel easier.
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So many business owners hesitate to reach out for collaborations or referrals because they’re convinced they don’t have enough to offer in return. Maybe your audience feels too small, maybe you can’t refer clients back, or maybe it just feels awkward to ask without a perfectly equal trade lined up.…
Think about the people in your network you could actually call on for a favor right now. The ones where asking feels natural, not awkward. For most business owners, that list is shorter than they'd like. The gap between meeting someone and having a real relationship with them isn't filled by time o…
Perfecting your business behind the scenes feels productive, but is it actually slowing you down?
In this episode, Michelle explores why relationship marketing isn't just a growth strategy; it's one of the fastest ways to test ideas, sharpen your messaging, and get real-world feedback before inves…
Do you hesitate to ask for help because it feels selfish or awkward? In this replay episode of Sequence over Strategy, Michelle challenges that mindset and shows why asking is actually key to building strong relationships. Far from being a burden, a well-crafted ask strengthens trust and connection…
Ever wonder what to do to get people to say yes more often? In this episode of Sequence Over Strategy, Michelle breaks down the 1978 "Copy Machine Study" by Harvard professor Ellen Langer, showing how providing a reason—no matter how simple—can make requests far more compelling. She explains how th…
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