I want to introduce you to someone I've been writing for, and about for years: Dan. Dan started his coaching business four years ago, and he feels stuck. He's good at what he does. The problem is barely anyone knows he exists. Dan calls himself a "best kept secret," a phrase that gets me every time, because so many of you have used words like these to describe yourselves or someone you know. The only real way to find out what Dan does is to talk to him directly, and not enou

As a science and technology policy consultant and founder of the Science & Technology Policy Academy, Deborah D. Stine has spent decades working at the intersection of government, academia, and public policy. Organizations regularly hire her for analysis and advisory work, and her expertise is widely recognized. When I met Debbie, she had something many entrepreneurs spend years trying to build: deep expertise, a respected professional reputation, and a large network. But beh

I recently wrapped up my second Unlock Your Impact Fireside Series, and I want to share some of what came up, because I think a lot of people outside that room are living the same things. The Fireside is a small-group experience built to explore thoughtfully what it would mean to approach your marketing differently. Before you do marketing differently, you have to think differently about it So unlike most other programs, the Fireside Series is not about implementing anything

Unlock Your Impact: Sophie Lechner’s Magnet Model & LinkedIn Strategy for Purpose-Driven Entrepreneurs Discover how to transform marketing into a powerful expression of your mission in this inspiring session with Sophie Lechner—renowned speaker, author, and creator of the Magnet Model. As part of the Build Your Influence Ecosystem Summit, Sophie shares how purpose-driven entrepreneurs can use LinkedIn to authentically attract clients, build movements, and turn their professio

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What happens after you've written the book? How do you attract the right readers, build authentic relationships, and turn your expertise into business opportunities? Join us as we explore insights from three books: 📚 "Unlock Your Impact: The Roadmap to Magnetic Client Attraction for Entrepreneurs Who Hate Marketing" by Sophie Lechner 📚 "Whole Heart Social Media Success Formula™: What to Say, Where to Play, How to Win" by Diana Morgan 📚 "LAUNCH Your Book! An Entrepreneur's

In this 'with heart book circle', we read ‘Unlock Your Impact: The Roadmap to Magnetic Client Attraction for Entrepreneurs Who Hate Marketing’ by Sophie Lechner. This book blends storytelling with practical guidance to help entrepreneurs attract and connect with their ideal clients. It teaches how to harness your unique mission and superpower, avoid common offer-building mistakes, and generate sales without traditional sales calls. You’ll learn to shift client mindsets, build

How to stop applying other people's approaches and build marketing that's actually your own There's a kind of silence that happens after you implement a strategy that was supposed to work, and it doesn't. It’s not a dramatic crash or anything you can point to. Just... silence from low engagement, calls that don't convert, or content that falls flat. It’s a growing awareness that you're doing all the things and still not moving. And then the thought that follows, more often th

You’ve written your book, finished the edits, and published. But now what? Too many authors assume the hard part is over once the book is available. Without a clear launch strategy, they end up with a product but no plan. No reviews, no visibility, no path for turning readers into clients or opportunities. The result? A book that quietly disappears instead of building momentum. That’s why I help authors build intentional launch strategies that lead to 50+ Amazon reviews and c

There’s a pattern I keep seeing. It shows up in different ways, but underneath, it’s the same thing. Someone is showing up. They’re posting, sharing, explaining their work. And yet… It feels harder than it should. Here are a few versions of that pattern: You sit down to write something, and you’re not quite sure where to start You can explain your work in a conversation, but not as easily in writing You find yourself describing what you do differently depending on who you’r