Stephanie shared her feedback as a series of audio files in an Evernote Note. What’s amazing about it is that during the program Stephanie and I played with ideas about how she could share instructions or make notes, so that it doesn’t take her much time. I’m thrilled that Stephanie has found a way to share her thoughts in an efficient way! So here are a few of her wins as a result of taking Systematic Success 2.0. Click on the red folders to hear Stephanie’s feedback.
Julia McPherson is the founder of Innerspace Marketing. She helps entrepreneurs and small business owners build an online home through web and graphic design. She is a Certified ONTRAPORT Consultant and also works with Simplero. She loves helping businesses get the most from their marketing automation systems.
I had studied Natasha’s blog for well over a year and knew that I wanted to work with her. When the opportunity arose, I jumped at the chance: and declared 2015 as my year of systematization. I was hoping to improve my business systems and set myself up to hire someone in the near future.
When I discovered Natasha, I’d been using Asana for nearly a year and sensed that I could do a lot more with it, but wanted to shorten my learning curve by learning tips and tricks from an expert. I read a blog post she had written about Asana and was impressed by her Asana for Small Business Guide. I was hooked by her simple and effective techniques.
Verity Mace works in the field of travel. Her company, 360 Travel Sri Lanka helps visitors find their way and enjoy their time in Sri Lanka. Her other jobs are to own and run Ebb and Flow Jungalows. In addition Verity is an independent Life and Executive Coach.
Before Systematic Success 2.0
I was struggling to manage the information and processes for effectively running 3 different businesses.
I had a huge amount of information overlap. My computer was full of folders and I had notes and scraps of paper everywhere.
I had quite a few struggles before starting the Systematic Success program, mainly figuring out the best way to organize my clients (client intake) and set up systems/checklists so I didn’t miss any steps (sending contracts, receiving signed contracts, receiving logos, setting up ads, etc.).
On two occasions before I found out about the course, I had to send multiple emails to one client to ask for additional information that I had neglected to gather at the start of the project and it made me feel very unprofessional. I was also using an Excel spreadsheet as a client management tool and it was just NOT working for me!
Please meet my friend Marie Poulin, a digital strategist and product designer.
She helps entrepreneurs and small businesses bring their ideas to life online, whether it be through branding, online course development, community building, or digital strategy. She mentors designers through Digital Strategy School, and she is currently co-creating an online course building and launching application with her partner over at Oki Doki.
