Jan 22 2024 41 mins
Welcome to The Remarkable Coach podcast, where we dive deep into the strategies and insights that drive success in business. In this episode, I sit down with Christine Campbell Rapin, a business success coach, as we explore the shifting landscape of business and the vital role of relationships in achieving success. Christine shares her approach to guiding entrepreneurs in making better decisions and constantly iterating their businesses, focusing on creating experiences to qualify and disqualify potential clients, and hosting impactful live events and webinars to provide knowledge and growth maps for successful businesses.
In this episode, we discuss the importance of self-awareness, creating demand, and the significance of marketing in a success plan. We emphasize the value of qualified leads, strategic thinking, and sparking curiosity in the audience. We also delve into the impact of events, the necessity of simplifying business strategies, and the opportunities presented during challenging times.
Don't miss out on the profound insights shared in this episode! Tune in now and visit our website for more remarkable content. Connect with Christine on her socials to continue the conversation today.
A bit about Christine:
Christine is a business success coach helping her clients and their businesses shift from buying a job to running a thriving business without driving themselves into the ground for little to no profit. Christine is a coach, mentor, consultant, speaker and author who helps entrepreneurs turn their ideas into action plans and step out of their comfort zone and apart from the sea of sameness.
Where to find Christine:
Website: https://www.christinecampbellrapin.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinecampbell1
Other Links:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/chasingdreamsandmakingapositiveimpact
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMZGLFtL621nUWS7WEFbJDQ
Books Mentioned:
"The E Myth Revisited" by Michael E. Gerber
"The Slight Edge" by Jeff Olson
"It's Not About You" by Tom Rath and Maureen K. Ohlhausen