A Better Life W/ Rachel Rofe - Practical Personal Development For An Amazing Life + Business

Sponsored by: http://www.PodcastProdigy.com In today's episode, I'm sharing 7 ways you can make your product more valuable to customers. When you have a more valuable product, you can: - Charge premium prices and feel good about it - Give customers an incredible buying experience (which converts them into raving fans) - Know you're offering a fabulous product you can feel great about As always, please me know your thoughts about this episode by pinging me on Twitter.com/RachelRofe or Facebook.com/RachelRofe. :)  

In today's episode, Kathleen Gage shares how she can make huge amounts of money and actively make the world a better place at the same time. We go over: - The habits Kathleen implements to create masterminds that bring in $100k and $200k (and they're only one part of her business) - How to maintain your momentum even when your energy is zapped - The importance of being grateful and living in the present moment - Kathleen's top strategy for succeeding at your goals  (discover the one question you need to ask) - The difference between "study time" and "monetize time" - How to choose the best goals to pursue and structure your day so you are focused on the right things ...and a bit more about Kathleen's typical work day and how she spends her time to maximize her revenue intake. As always, please me know how you liked this episode by pinging me on Twitter.com/RachelRofe or Facebook.com/RachelRofe. :) Sponsored by http://www.PodcastProdigy.com

Sponsored by: http://www.PodcastProdigy.com In my interview with Charlie Hoehn, Charlie and I discuss how to successfully launch your book or product. Here are some of the topics we go over: - The #1 thing you need to include in a product launch - The lowdown on the data testing process - How to use Reddit's forums to get emotional feedback and improve your books' impact - Useful tips for developing the right mindset to handle criticism - How to create book titles that make people eager to buy ...and a bit more about building strategic relationships and how to effectively leverage them to sell more books. As always, please me know your thoughts about this episode by pinging me on Twitter.com/RachelRofe or Facebook.com/RachelRofe. :)

Sponsored by http://www.PodcastProdigy.com One of the most helpful things you can do to grow your business is to regularly share free content. There are all kinds of side benefits to this: you get more followers, better search engine results, and most importantly - more people who trust you. All of this ends up leading into paying customers. The problem for many business owners, though, is that it feels hard to come up with consistent ideas of things to write or podcast about. In today's episode, I share several ways you can come up with new content on a regular basis. Use these to create your own podcast or regularly updated blog.

http://www.PodcastProdigy.com In Part 2 of this interview, Steve and I talk about how he makes 5 figures a month with Kindle books. We go over: - Is Kindle a sustainable business model? - Can you still make money with Kindle? - How do you market a book? - What do you do to get started? - What is Steve's complete Kindle writing process? ...and a bit more. I ask Steve all kinds of juicy questions in this section. As always, please me know how you liked this episode by pinging me on Twitter.com/RachelRofe or Facebook.com/RachelRofe. :)

http://www.PodcastProdigy.com In Part 1 of this interview, I talk with Steve Scott about why people often have problems getting rid of bad habits, and how to get through them. Steve shares: - Why we have less willpower at night - How "if-then" plans can change everything - How to create great replacement habits that feel good ...and a bit more. This episode is Part 1 with Steve. In Part 2, we talk all about how he makes 5-figures a month by writing Kindle books. Stay tuned!

Sponsored by http://www.PodcastProdigy.com If you have a business (or are creating one), odds are you want to get in front of as many people as you can. Many people believe that to do this, they need to constantly update their blogs. And while that's helpful, it can be very frustrating to always have to come up with a "latest and greatest" blog post idea. In my view, you actually don't need to constantly come up with new work. You can work smarter instead of harder by maximizing what you already have. This episode goes over how. For the full blog post on this, go to http://www.rachelrofe.com/27ways

http://www.PodcastProdigy.com By popular request, this episode goes over 3 different passive income streams that I have, each consistently earning me $1k/month or more. Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Podcast Prodigy - If you'd like your own podcast, this course will show you how to do it. TheUltimateKindleCourse.com/special - A discounted link to my Kindle course. RachelRofe.com/kindleclub - The monthly Kindle training program I recommend. Kinstant Formatter - The software I had created to help format Kindle books. RachelRofe.com/passiveincome- Sign up here if you'd like to get a more detailed training on my passive income streams.  

http://www.PodcastProdigy.com It seems easier than ever to feel disconnected and lonely. Most of us are in front of computers more than we’re in front of people. That’s hard. And when you consider there’s a direct correlation between social media consumption and depression, it makes it even harder. In order to feel connected, it takes some conscious work – and that’s what we cover in today’s show. In this episode, I share some ways you can feel connected in a particularly rough moment and how you can also (mostly) avoid it being a problem for the future.

By 2015, millenials - those born in the 80's and 90's - will be responsible for more buying decisions than any other group out there. In this episode, Ryan Jenkins and I talked about why millenials are so different from any other generation, what's important to them, and how to market to them. I thought this was a fascinating look into the worldview of millenials and learned a lot, even as a millenial myself.

http://www.TimeManagementTricks.com So many of us are stressed out of our mind, swimming in never-ending lists of things to do. What if there was a way to STOP being so overwhelmed, put LESS on your plate, and actually end up being MORE productive? There is - and I cover it in this episode.

It's really easy to get stuck into a pattern of circling around the same negative thoughts over and over. It's also really easy to shut down any of your negative thoughts and say, "Everything's great!" In this episode, among other things, Eric and I cover how to keep your thoughts as healthy as possible without going to either extreme.

In this episode, Jordan Harbinger shares how you can be more charismatic. He goes over how you can make a great first impression, how to "network" better - even if you hate it, and how to not care so much about what people think. Towards the end of the show, he gives his best personal success technique. This show packs a lot of great info.

Kit Murray Maloney is on a mission to celebrate and spread women’s sexual pleasure. In this episode, we talk about how she began her not-so-easy mission, the benefits of women concentrating on their sexual pleasure, her “Pleasure Pledge”, and how she creates a phenomenal network of people around her.

In this episode, I go over 101 tasks that I've personally delegated to MyFancyHands.com. This is meant to help you see what YOU can be delegating in your life.

If you have some kind of business (or want to have one), you'll need people to know about your offer. This experimental episode goes over 55 ways you can get in front of those people.

In this episode, Clint shares how we went from life as a heroin addict and prisoner to creating a thriving, successful life and business that he’s proud of. He talks about how he used his time in prison to completely revamp his life – including his daily rituals, small changes that made a huge difference, and his personal success strategies. This was a great interview with a lot of take-aways.

In this episode, Scott talks to us about how he became sober, lost 140 pounds (and counting), and what he does to keep his depression in check. If there's anything in your life that you'd like to change, you'll definitely want to hear Scott's powerful midnset techniques. He has made lasting changes in his life without ever going to counseling or formal rehabilitation and tells us exactly how.

In this episode, Nichole Kellerman Wurth gives away some of her best tips on how you can feel alive. Although she is normally a weight loss teacher, we covered all kinds of accessible-to-anyone tips (and actually didn't talk about weight loss much at all). We talked about how to tune in to what you really want, how to shut down your inner "mean" voice, and how you can focus in on your desires and actually make them happen - even if they seem very farfetched right now.

Derek Rydall believes you can have anything you want. What’s more, he thinks you can have it WITHOUT using self improvement or law of attraction (both of which he doesn’t believe in). In this episode, Derek goes over his framework for creating anything you want, including the exact process of how he moved from his small apartment into his dream home in less than 90 days.