Your Mission Is Your Competitive Advantage | Jessica Sato
Jess Sato envisions a world where women globally are free to use their unique skills, expertise, and voices to create opportunities for themselves and others. Entrepreneurship is the way forward for women as they drive economic growth and promote social impact in their communities and beyond. After…
The Idea That Won't Let You Go: What a Watershed Idea™ Is and Why It Changes Everything
Jess Sato returns to the Purpose and Profit Podcast to explore why certain ideas won’t leave us alone, calling this experience “unfinished purpose,” a costly, gnawing incompleteness that success and busyness can’t quiet.
Using the Continental Divide as a metaphor, she describes a Watershed Idea™ a…
Why I Don't Start With Identity Work... And What I Do Instead
Jess Sato revisits the “watershed idea” and pushes back on the common entrepreneurial narrative that feeling stuck means you need an identity shift before results can follow.
Drawing on more than two decades of work with accomplished women, she argues that many aren’t lacking ambition or capabilit…
The Fine Trap: The Business Problem No One Talks About
Escaping the “Fine” Trap Before Your Business BreaksUsing tornado preparedness from growing up in Oklahoma, Jess Sato argues that the worst time to make clear decisions is during chaos, and that business owners (especially accomplished female founders) often wait until things are visibly broken to …
The Sunshine Slowdown
Navigating the Sunshine Slowdown in Business
Jess Sato uses the metaphor of driving into blinding sunlight to describe how accomplished women can feel stuck when the path forward in their business becomes unclear.
Lack of clarity often leads them to wait in ways that look like productivity but is …
The Secrets that Filmmakers Know About Marketing That Most Business Owners Never Learn
That Solo Life Episode 344: The Secrets that Filmmakers Know About Marketing That Most Business Owners Never Learn with Jake Isham
Episode Summary
Jake Isham describes himself as an accidental marketer. He went to film school, realized he wasn't going back for a grad degree, and spent his 20s lea…
The Hum That Cost Me A Refrigerator
Reinvent: Don’t Under-React to the Hum in Your Business
Jess Sato opens the third Business at a Crossroads episode by urging listeners to take the five-question Crossroads Diagnostic, then uses her refrigerator failing after months of ignored warning signs as a metaphor for low-grade business issue…
Business Transformation: What to Do When You’ve Outgrown Your Business
What happens when the business you worked so hard to build no longer fits the person you've become?
The clients are still there. The business is still making money. From the outside, everything may even look successful.
But something doesn't feel right anymore.
In Episode 45 of The Purpose Profit S…
AI across the publishing stages
Want to know where AI can creep into your book project—even if you never intended to use it to “write your book”? This is the second episode in my four-part series on AI and nonfiction writing, and this time I’m walking through the places I’ve actually seen AI enter authors’ projects at every stage…
Getting More Clients Isn’t Your Problem
Jess Sato challenges the common belief that business owners simply need more clients, arguing the real issue is usually an underlying gap that keeps clients from finding you, saying yes, or returning.
00:00 Q4 Client Myth01:17 Let Data Lead01:42 Revenue Source Audit03:45 Scan The Market05:24 Three…
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