Business Not As Usual with Megan Yelaney

Tune into Day 3 of the Wildly in Demand series we're hosting from January 27th-29th. We'll break down: ✅How to share client stories without relying on vague wins or before-and-after fluff ✅How to highlight process-based results so people understand what actually changes when they work with you ✅How to turn proof into belief, not pressure You'll learn how to use proof in a way that helps buyers see themselves in the transformation — not just admire results from afar.   Time Stamp Breakdown: Important Links: The next cohort of TDE starts on February 9th! Apply for The Distinctive Edge Here: https://meganyelaney.com/tde#application-form  Sign up here to get The Wildly in Demand replay emails + resources: https://meganyelaney.com/wildly-in-demand   

[THE DISTINCTIVE EDGE CLIENT CASE STUDY] What if your marketing didn't just work… it actually made you feel more regulated? In this longer, laugh-out-loud-and-then-get-a-lump-in-your-throat conversation, Meg sits down with Tasha and Brandon (Rules & Rebellion)—burnout business strategists who support heart-centered business owners with Complex Life Circumstances (their term: CLC). If you've ever tried to follow someone's "post every day + hustle harder" blueprint and felt your nervous system slam the brakes… this episode will feel like someone finally telling the truth out loud. Tasha and Brandon share what it's like to build a business while navigating layered realities—ADHD, parenting, perimenopause, chronic stress, flare-ups, caregiving, life transitions—without pretending discipline alone is the answer. They talk about why so many business strategies feel like "duct tape on a Lamborghini," and what changed when they anchored their message in a clear framework and values-led positioning that actually fits real life. We also get into tangible results: how they used a relationship-based private invite strategy to bring in $6,000 more in sales between December and January than ever before, and why the bigger win wasn't just money—it was creating systems that made the business feel safer and more sustainable. And if you've ever thought, "I can't keep doing this… but I also can't not do this work," Tasha's closing message is basically a mic drop. In this episode, we cover: What "Complex Life Circumstances (CLC)" actually means—and why it changes how you market and sell Why most strategies feel like duct tape on a Lamborghini for high-capacity people with layered lives The difference between stabilizing your nervous system vs just soothing it How a framework gives you one clear way to explain what you do (and reduces daily decision fatigue) What changed when they stopped "spraying the internet" with content and started selling with a clear process How private invites work when you're not trying to be templated, pushy, or weird The underrated result: building systems that help you have a business and a life Why your message can't survive on "$27/month energy" if you're here to make real impact How autonomy inside a program creates better results than copy/paste "be like me" coaching Memorable moments / quotes: "It felt like duct tape on a Lamborghini." "It was energizing versus depleting." "I can't not do this work." "You can't survive on $27 a month if you're here to deliver a real message." "Meg never asked us to be her—she asked us to get out of our own way." Connect with Tasha & Brandon (Rules & Rebellion) Instagram: @rulesandrebellion Website: https://www.rulesandrebellion.com/  Podcast: Boldly Becoming You: https://rulesandrebellion.libsyn.com/    Want to apply for The Distinctive Edge? DM Meg on Instagram @MeganYelaney or apply at https://meganyelaney.com/tde    

[THE DISTINCTIVE EDGE CLIENT CASE STUDY] In this episode, Meg sits down with Leah Bryant, Podcast Growth Strategist and Coach, to talk about how clarifying her messaging—and fully owning her distinctive edge—helped her book multiple podcast audits and full podcast launches in a matter of weeks. Leah shares the honest reality of being five years into business, having already experienced success, and still realizing something was missing. After transitioning from an agency model to a solo business, Leah knew she was good at what she did—but wasn't clearly articulating why she was different in a saturated market. Inside this conversation, Leah breaks down how leaning into her background as a former fraud investigator (yes, really) changed everything—from her confidence to her conversions. If you've ever thought, "I know I'm good at what I do, but my message isn't landing," this episode is for you. In this episode, we cover: Why Leah almost didn't invest—and what helped her make a grounded, confident yes How podcast SEO can turn a show into an actual revenue-generating asset The mistake most podcasters make when trying to grow (and why tips alone don't convert anymore) How Leah transitioned from an agency voice to owning her voice as the brand Why owning your background and pattern-recognition skills builds instant trust What shifted when Leah stopped "sounding like everyone else" and showed more personality How clarity in messaging led to booked audits, paid launches, and inbound clients Why confidence—not just strategy—is the real multiplier in sales Quotes you'll hear echoed: "I knew I was good at what I did—I just wasn't owning it." "I was burned before, and I didn't want another program collecting dust." "Once I started being myself, everything shifted." Connect with Leah Bryant Website: https://leahbryantco.com/  Leah's Podcast: https://leahbryantco.com/podcasting-problem-solver/ Leah's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leahbryant_co/  Want to apply for The Distinctive Edge? DM Meg on Instagram @MeganYelaney or apply at https://meganyelaney.com/tde    

[THE DISTINCTIVE EDGE CLIENT CASE STUDY] What does it look like to move from "I'll join next year" to a full-body gut yes—and then watch your business immediately start to click? In this case study-style episode, I sit down with Deb Driscoll, founder of The Be Her Collective, whose North Star is "reminding women just how frickin' magical they are." Deb supports women to reclaim their intuitive wisdom, remember who they are, and step into heroine status—and reminded us all that intuition + strategy is a lethal combo when you finally give yourself permission to be fully seen. Deb shares the honest behind-the-scenes of what it felt like to invest (hello, excitement + nausea), how old scarcity stories almost kept her out, and why she decided TDE would be the "pathway, full stop." Then we get into what actually changed: the framework, the messaging clarity, and the (surprise!) sales support Deb didn't realize she needed—especially the power of private invites to enroll clients without a big launch. If you've ever felt like your work feels "too intangible" to explain clearly… or you're tired of spinning in circles trying five different strategies at once… this one will hit. In this episode, we cover: Why Deb joined The Distinctive Edge (TDE) and what made it feel like "the risk that has reward" The difference between a true "not now" and a scarcity-based "no" How Deb stopped the "I know so much" expert spiral by becoming a beginner again (TDE school energy) The real key to making a "vague" or intuitive transformation feel tangible and clear in your messaging Why your signature framework can become your one message, one mission across offers What made the material reviews so powerful (and why "knowing the why" matters) How Deb used private invites to start 2026 with clients already enrolled (without a traditional launch) The underrated ROI: community, connection, and not building your business alone Quotes you'll remember "This feels risky, but this is the risk that has reward." "I unsubscribed to so many people… I'm listening to myself, and I'm listening to Meg." "I start 2026 not just as a business owner. I'm a woman on a mission." Connect with Deb Driscoll Website: https://thebehercollective.com/  Subscribe to Deb on Substack: https://substack.com/@thebehercollective  Want to apply for The Distinctive Edge? DM Meg on Instagram @MeganYelaney or apply at https://meganyelaney.com/tde    

Tune into Day 2 of the Wildly in Demand series we're hosting from January 27th-29th. We'll break down: ✅How to identify the framework that already exists inside your work (even if you've never named it) ✅How a clear method eliminates the "I've tried that before" objection ✅Why clarity around your process builds trust fast — and makes people want your way You'll learn how to clearly explain what you do — without rambling, over-explaining, or hoping people "just get it."   Time Stamp Breakdown: Important Links: The next cohort of TDE starts on February 9th! Apply for The Distinctive Edge Here: https://meganyelaney.com/tde#application-form  Sign up here to get The Wildly in Demand replay emails + resources: https://meganyelaney.com/wildly-in-demand   

Tune into Day 1 of the Wildly in Demand series we're hosting from January 27th-29th. We'll break down: ✅What parts of your story create demand (and which parts are just noise) ✅Where your story needs to show up more clearly in your content ✅The difference between being "liked" and being actively sought out You'll get clear on what actually makes your story compelling, and how to use it on purpose in your messaging.   Time Stamp Breakdown:   8:20 - What does being 'Wildly in Demand' mean?   10:58 - Your Wildly in Demand Goals   13:44 - Process to Become Wildly in Demand   24:15 - Origin Story Psychology (Why it SELLS!)   38:10 - Example Origin Story Walkthrough   43:06 - 3 Non Negotiable Places Your Origin Story Shows Up   59:58 - Special Early Bird Invitation Important Links: The next cohort of TDE starts on February 9th! Apply for The Distinctive Edge Here: https://meganyelaney.com/tde#application-form  Sign up here to get The Wildly in Demand replay emails + resources: https://meganyelaney.com/wildly-in-demand   

In this episode, I'm sharing a candid BTS look at navigating life, motherhood, and entrepreneurship during what has been a really challenging personal season.   But this is not my first rodeo! One of the most important things that's gotten me through this and other intense seasons have been the mindset shifts.   And expanding my capacity by bringing on support and making strategic investments. Because the whole point is to grow and scale without working more than I am right now.   So how do I do that? What does the plan look like? And how can you do this, too? That's exactly what we're getting into in this episode!   → Broadcast Channel Link: https://www.instagram.com/channel/AbaAph8E1Wnq7sZO/?igsh=OXRyNDM4NHZhbHpo  → Rachel Joy (@theracheljoy1): https://www.instagram.com/theracheljoy1/ → Tasha + Brandon Skillen (@rulesandrebellion): https://www.instagram.com/rulesandrebellion/  → Jordan Gill (@systemssavedme): https://www.instagram.com/systemssavedme/   

In this episode of Business Not As Usual, I sit down with returning guest Allison Walsh—personal brand expert, consultant, bestselling author, and international speaker—to talk about her journey from starting a nonprofit at 18 to scaling startups, coaching leaders, and building a brand empire rooted in impact. Allison doesn't just share the highlight reel. She opens up about the failed launches, the risks that paid off (and the ones that didn't), and the mindset shifts that helped her stay grounded, resilient, and successful through every season of business. We cover: How Allison turned her personal story into a mission-driven brand Why vulnerability builds deeper connection with your audience The "Bounce Back Factor" and how to recover quickly after setbacks The difference between reckless risks and calculated, business-building risks Why agility and alignment are non-negotiable for long-term growth If you've ever felt like a failure set you back, this conversation will remind you it's often the setup for your next success. 🎁 Allison is also gifting you her Shine Bright Brand Building Blueprint, a mini training to help you clarify your brand and amplify your impact. Grab it here → https://www.allisonwalshconsulting.com/shine-bright-brand-building-blueprint  📚 Connect with Allison: She Believes She Could Podcast She Believes She Could Book Build Your Brand On Demand Course Meg's Links:   Business Story BluePrint Connect on Instagram

"Everything's going so well, Megan. Why the hell are you throwing this wrench in?"   When I tell you this wasn't even a top-of-mind goal… It wasn't something I said out loud or even thought that much of consciously. But it was obviously in there subconsciously!   Initially, I only shared it with my mastermind peers. Then I went and shared my big hairy, scary goal on social—for the whole world to see!   But here's the thing… I've felt myself playing it really safe in business recently.   There's nothing wrong with that! My nervous system NEEDED safe and calm after giving birth to twins and adjusting to that new lifestyle. Now?  Now I know my non-negotiables, I have a clear timeline, and I know exactly how I do (and do NOT) want to hit this goal.   I'm sharing it all in this podcast episode, so press play and join me on what's sure to be a wild ride!   → Come say hi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meganyelaney → Sign up for the Weekly Edge Newsletter: https://meganyelaney.com/newsletter-opt-in  → 10X Is Easier Than 2X Book: https://amzn.to/4bU8EMc   

One platform should NOT be your whole business. (Stay with me!) It feels GREAT to get more views on a post than normal! Getting those views on your website matters just as much—if not more.   Sure some of the views on social are search-based, but a lot of it is that people happen to be scrolling and you stop their scroll. They're not intentionally looking for that thing.   When you do get that kind of engagement from your content? Game-changing!   So… how can you create a lead gen system to bring in the right clients without posting on social media all. day. long?   That's exactly why Holly Haynes is with us on the pod! She does this for herself and her clients following her anti-social strategies. (Which aren't quite what you're expecting.)   In this actionable conversation, Holly explains what micro partnerships are (and how to easily spot your first one), shares the BEST question you can ask yourself as a business owner, and we even get into what time management looks like as a twin mom and business owner!   You're gonna want to bookmark and come back to this one. 😉    → Tune in to Crush the Rush™ Podcast with Holly! → Get instant access to the "Ditch the Drama" Workshop  

"How tf do you manage all of us?"   That question came out of a mastermind call and it inspired this entire podcast episode!   In a nutshell: I have 3 main things. They allow me to serve clients well AND be a whole person—and mom, and wife, and daughter, and friend, and all the things.   To give you some context, I have 39 clients right now—15 in TDE, 13 in the TDE continuation, 9 in the mastermind, and 2 one-on-one clients.   Now I've had way more than 39 clients at once in the past! But a lot of them were in programs that I had at the time that were not as hands-on.   The way things are right now, my offers are high-ticket and high-touch. And I'm bringing you behind-the-scenes to show you exactly how I do it—and you can, too!   Do not neglect your business just because you are so deep in serving clients. It will bite you in the butt!   I promise you can do both! I do both and I know you can do both, too.   Share any follow-up questions you have with me—send me a DM on Instagram. I love hearing from you!   → Come say hi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meganyelaney → Sign up for the Weekly Edge Newsletter: https://meganyelaney.com/newsletter-opt-in  → 10X Is Easier Than 2X Book: https://amzn.to/4bU8EMc   

It's far too easy for that connection between couples to slip away when you're in that building stage as a business owner.   And I know I say this about everyone on the podcast, but these two… Are the reason we got pregnant.   Not in a weird way! They revived our marriage in so many ways, which is what ultimately brought us our baby boys.   It's WILD to see the domino effect of what this coaching did for our life.   James and Angela Mitchell specifically help married entrepreneurs. Such a unique situation requires coaches who actually "get it." They not only get it—they're living it, just like we are!   Angela brings over 20 years in the counseling world working with women and families, while James draws from his experience as a lifelong entrepreneur and years as a transformational coach for men and couples.   Together they have this magic where they blend heart and strategy to help couples get on the same page, deepen their connection, and build a marriage that not only thrives but fuels their business success. And who knows… maybe even go on to have twins!   → Get the full show notes here!   James + Angela's Links: →Podcast: Married & Magnetic on Apple or Spotify   Meg's Links: →Say hi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meganyelaney  →Discover how to craft a powerful business origin story that sets you apart, builds trust, and inspires clients to work with you: https://meganyelaney.com/business-story-blueprint   

If your January motivation is already fading, or you're realizing that doing more isn't fixing what feels off in your business: this episode is for you. In this conversation, I'm walking you through the exact Gap Finder process I created for my private mastermind clients to help them identify what's actually holding their business back (hint: it's usually not what you think). Because most entrepreneurs don't have a motivation problem. They have a misdiagnosed gap. You might think you need more leads, better sales skills, or a new platform, but the real issue is often buried underneath in your messaging, positioning, or clarity around what you're known for. This episode will help you spot that domino gap: the one fix that makes everything else easier. In This Episode, We Cover: Why motivation always fades, and why that's normal The difference between the problem you think you have and the one actually blocking growth Why January feels slow for so many industries (and why February is the real reset) What "I promised myself I wouldn't invest this year" really means How trust (not money) is often the real objection behind investing How to decide what to invest in next: time, skill, coaching, or support The Gap Finder Framework I use with mastermind clients to diagnose business blind spots How to identify your domino gap: the one change that unlocks momentum everywhere else The 5 Core Business Gaps We Walk Through: Your Distinctive Edge (Messaging & Positioning): Can you clearly say what people come to you for, and why you? Your Offer Suite: What's working, what feels off, and what might be missing entirely? Marketing, Visibility & Demand: Are you getting eyes, but not conversions? Or relying too heavily on one platform? Sales & Revenue Flow: How money is actually moving (or not moving) in your business right now. Systems, Team & Capacity: Where things fall apart when you're busy, or when you can't be everywhere. We also talk about how to choose your next 90-day focus so you're not trying to fix everything at once.   Important Links:   →Apply for The Distinctive Edge: https://meganyelaney.com/tde   →Come say hi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meganyelaney   

What if the reason your launches feel exhausting…isn't how much you're doing, but how fragmented your message has become? In this episode of Business Not As Usual, I'm pulling back the curtain on something I realized while prepping for my mastermind kickoff: 👉Last year, I filled four different offers but I only publicly marketed one message And honestly? It changed everything: from my energy, to my client results, to how demand shows up behind the scenes. In this episode, I walk you through: Why I stopped marketing multiple offers (and why it no longer works for most businesses) The four offers I filled without running separate launches for each How one clear, specific message fueled referrals, renewals, and private invites Why being known for one thing increases demand for everything How this approach made me a better coach, and created a 65% continuation rate The difference between building wide vs. going deep in your message What to focus on if your brand feels scattered or unclear right now I also share a very honest look at how seasons of life matter in business: from my 2019 "launch everything" era to running a streamlined business as a mom of twin toddlers who wants her business to support her life (not consume it). If you've been feeling like: Your offers make sense…but your message doesn't feel anchored You're tired of explaining yourself over and over You want demand to come from being known, not posting more This episode is for you. 🔥Join Me Live: Wildly In Demand (Free 3-Day Event) If you want help defining the message you want to be known for, and building demand without burning yourself out with content: this is your invitation. 📅 January 27–29 ⏰ 12:30pm ET (with replays) 🎟️ Free 👉Register here: https://meganyelaney.com/wildly-in-demand  This is where I break down the exact process I use to help clients: Clarify their "this is what I do" message Become known for something specific Create momentum that leads to behind-the-scenes sales AKA: a message that actually does the heavy lifting.

Want to become wildly in demand this year: booked out, waitlist, people actually choosing you for your method and your approach? In this episode, I'm breaking down what it really takes to build demand (and why it has way less to do with going viral than you think). You'll hear: The 3 things you need to become wildly in demand: story, positioning, and proof Why "more views" usually just creates more freebie-seekers (not buyers) The psychology of why people buy (it's not because you're qualified) Why your origin story builds trust before your audience ever sees your results How story reduces buyer's remorse before someone buys Why story is the one marketing tool that will never go out of style I'm also inviting you to my free 3-day live event Wildly In Demand (Jan 27–29 at 12:30 PM EST), where we'll cover: Day 1: Story Day 2: Positioning Day 3: Proof →Secure your spot for Wildly In Demand Here: www.meganyelaney.com/wildly-in-demand   →Follow Meg on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meganyelaney   

The post-holiday transition can feel harder than we expect, especially when you've had real rest, space, or slower mornings. In this episode, I'm sharing a very honest, behind-the-scenes look at how I'm getting back into work mode after time off, without the pressure to have everything mapped out or "perfect" on January 1st. We talk about: How to put the post-holiday slump into perspective (and stop being dramatic about it) Why doing the hardest, most needle-moving task first changes everything How I'm using simple focus tools like the Pomodoro technique to ease back in What comparison at the start of the year is really telling you A simple mindset shift that makes getting back to work feel lighter Why having something to look forward to every day matters more than motivation If you're feeling excited about the new year and a little resistant to getting back into routine, this episode will help you reset in a way that actually works for real life. DM me on Instagram @meganyelaney and tell me:  are you setting resolutions, intentions, or neither this year? Important Links:   →Follow Meg on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meganyelaney    →Discover how to craft a powerful business origin story that sets you apart, builds trust, and inspires clients to work with you: https://meganyelaney.com/business-story-blueprint   

This is the final episode of the year and of course in Meg fashion…it's a heart to heart. In this episode, I'm reflecting on 2025: the wins, the hard moments, and why this year felt deeply successful even though it wasn't my biggest revenue year. I walk through the year month by month, sharing what worked, what stretched me, and what I'm taking into 2026. We talk about building a business in a full life season, navigating motherhood and identity shifts, letting go of black-and-white success metrics, and why focusing on one core message created multiple streams of revenue without burning me out. If you're ending the year feeling behind, disappointed, or unsure how to evaluate your progress…this episode is for you. →Buy the Edge Led Launch System Workshop to map out your 2026 launches: https://meganyelaney.com/black-friday-workshop-opt-in  →DM me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meganyelaney 

You don't hit a ceiling because you're doing something wrong. You hit it because you've outgrown the container you're operating in. This episode is about what it takes to really expand in your business.. It's about the moment when the version of you who started your business can no longer lead the version of the business you want next. I'm sharing what it looks like when growth starts feeling heavy, why that's actually a signal (not a problem), and how expanding your container changes the way you lead, sell, price, and make decisions. In this episode, we explore: What it actually means to outgrow your business container Why growth often feels uncomfortable right before expansion happens The identity shifts required to move into your next income level How CEO-level thinking changes your relationship with money, pricing, and decisions Why expansion isn't about adding more: it's about holding more The "flower pot problem" and how to know when you need a bigger one What changes when you stop operating like the version who started the business How expanding your container creates ease, confidence, and momentum Why the next level doesn't require a new strategy: it requires a new posture The subtle shifts that separate entrepreneurs who plateau from those who scale If you're in this season… You've built proof. You have results and momentum.  Your business works, but it doesn't feel as expansive as it should. You might feel financially tighter than expected for your level of experience. You might notice you're tolerating things that no longer align. You might feel a quiet pull toward bigger conversations, cleaner systems, and more intentional growth. It's a sign you're ready for expansion. About the Expansion Era Mastermind I also share details about my upcoming 6-month mastermind for established entrepreneurs who are ready to expand their income, leadership, and business ecosystem. This is for you if you: Are already having five-figure months Know your body of work is meant to scale Want to lead at a higher level without burning out Are ready for cleaner systems, stronger decisions, and long-term growth 📩 DM "EXPANSION" on Instagram @meganyelaney to learn more

In this episode of Business Not As Usual, Megan sits down with Kwadwo (pronounced QUĀY-jo), host of the Art of Online Business podcast, to break down one of the most misunderstood growth decisions in online business: when your business should start using Meta ads, and when it actually makes sense to hire an ads manager versus running ads yourself. This conversation is refreshingly honest and grounded. Rather than selling ads as a magic solution, Kwadwo explains why ads don't fix broken offers, why more eyeballs on the wrong funnel usually lead to frustration (not revenue), and how organic sales are the clearest signal that paid traffic will work. If you've ever felt tempted to "just throw money at ads" because you're tired or stuck, this episode will help you slow down and make a smarter decision. Kwadwo also walks through what he calls his Olympic Gold Medal Testing Framework: a practical way to lower Facebook and Instagram ad lead costs by treating ads like ongoing experiments, not all-or-nothing bets. He shares how to test conservatively, adapt to changes like Meta's Andromeda update, and protect your nervous system (and your cash) while still scaling sustainably. You'll also hear a nuanced discussion about money, pressure, and leadership, including why saving cash creates more freedom than most online business conversations admit, how knowing your profit per lead changes everything, and why no ethical ads manager should ever guarantee results. Whether you've never run ads, have had a bad experience in the past, or are right on the edge of scaling again, this episode will help you make decisions from clarity instead of urgency. Special Moments from the Episode "Jesus saves. Meta ads do not." — why ads amplify what's already working (or broken) The clearest sign your business is ready for Meta ads (and why income alone isn't enough) Kwadwo's profit-per-lead math for deciding DIY ads vs hiring an ads manager Why lead magnet ads + launch ads beat "brand-building ads" early on How to think about the Meta Andromeda update without panic or overreacting A candid conversation about saving money, runway, and freedom most online spaces avoid Kwadwo's Links: →48 Hour Ad-Fix Audit (get $20 off!): https://quayjo.thrivecart.com/audit/?coupon=MEGADS →Listen to The Art of Online Business: https://theartofonlinebusiness.com/aoob-podcast/    Connect with Meg →Discover how to craft a powerful business origin story that sets you apart, builds trust, and inspires clients to work with you: https://meganyelaney.com/business-story-blueprint   →Come say hi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meganyelaney     

If life has been lifing hard lately and you're wondering, "How am I supposed to keep showing up in my business like this?"…this episode is going to blow your mind in the most practical way. Today I'm joined by Jordan Gill, creator of Systems Saved Me, longtime VIP Day queen, and the systems brain you wish you had on retainer. We talk about how she turned a 3-hour daily school commute into a content machine that produces up to 80 pieces of content a day, without her sitting at a laptop, and without sounding like an AI robot. This conversation is part systems masterclass, part permission slip to build a life-first business and let automation and collaborations do the heavy lifting. In this episode, we dive into: How Jordan accidentally discovered she's a "systems person" and went from content strategist for a big-name online brand to founder of Systems Saved Me. Her exact "car-to-content" workflow: How she uses a 45-minute school run to answer 10 interview-style questions Why each question becomes 8 pieces of content across platforms The tools she uses (Cleft, Telegram, Zapier, Airtable, ChatGPT, Metricool) to automate everything behind the scenes. Using AI without losing your voice: how Jordan uses AI to organize, structure, and repurpose her actual words, not replace them. The number one system she recommends for non-systems people who feel overwhelmed (spoiler: it's your scheduler, not a 47-step backend build). Collaboration as a growth strategy – how Jordan approaches collabs so they feel like real relationships, not awkward "networking." Why some of her best clients come from collaborations and how she thinks about long-game reciprocity (not tit-for-tat). The "unusual" ways she runs her business: Why she's never required collaborators or speakers to promote her events Why she has always paid her speakers and how that aligns with her values Her philosophy on creating share-worthy offers that people can't help talking about Connect with Jordan →Get Her Carpool Content System Here: https://systemssavedme.spiffy.co/a/Y7zFnxeG7n/5720  →Connect with Jordan on Instagram: @systemssavedme   Connect with Meg →Snag your seat in the Edge Led Launch System Workshop: https://meganyelaney.com/black-friday-workshop-opt-in  This workshop will show you how to choose the right topics, craft edge-led messaging, and structure launches that convert even when your Instagram reach is trash. →Come say hi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meganyelaney