Summary

In this conversation, Emily Otto interviews Beth Weinstein, a spiritual business coach who specializes in helping coaches, healers, therapists, and individuals in the psychedelic space start and grow their businesses. Beth shares her journey of evolving her business and embracing her work in the psychedelic world. They discuss the importance of authenticity and alignment in business, the need for support and mentorship, and the changing landscape of the psychedelic industry. They also touch on the challenges of traditional work environments and the desire for more freedom and fulfillment in life.

Keywords

spiritual business coach, coaches, healers, therapists, psychedelic space, alignment, authenticity, support, mentorship, changing landscape, traditional work environments, freedom, fulfillment

Takeaways

Authenticity and alignment are key in building a successful business.

Having support and mentorship is crucial for navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship.

The psychedelic industry is evolving, and there are opportunities for individuals to integrate psychedelics into their work or explore new avenues within the field.

Traditional work environments can be draining and lack fulfillment, leading many people to seek alternative paths.

Taking small steps towards creating the life and business you desire can lead to profound changes and greater happiness.

Sound Bites

"Authenticity and alignment are key"

"The psychedelic industry is evolving"

"Traditional work environments can be draining"

Summary

In this conversation, Emily Otto discusses the importance of market research in creating products and services that people actually want to buy. She explains that market research helps identify the needs and desires of the target audience and allows for the creation of offerings that provide value and benefit. Emily emphasizes the importance of connecting with the audience, getting feedback, and continuously evolving and improving the offerings. She also highlights the significance of value articulation and using the language of the clients to effectively communicate the benefits of the offerings. Emily encourages listeners to engage in market research and offers support through her coaching program.

Keywords

market research, creating offerings, target audience, value articulation, feedback, continuous improvement

Takeaways

Market research is essential in creating products and services that people want to buy.

Connecting with the target audience and getting feedback helps in understanding their needs and desires.

Continuous improvement and evolution of offerings based on feedback is crucial for success.

Value articulation and using the language of the clients is important in effectively communicating the benefits of the offerings.

In this conversation, Emily Otto discusses the fear that healers face when sharing their truth online. She gives examples of controversial topics such as anti-vaccination, sex, and alternative healing modalities. Emily talks about the fear of controversy, being too much, and shaming others. She shares personal stories of facing criticism and copying of her content. Emily encourages healers to step out of fear, trust their integrity, and share their message with the world. She also advises on how to handle family, friends, and strangers who may have differing opinions.

Keywords

healers, fear, controversy, anti-vaccination, sex, alternative healing, criticism, copying, integrity, message

Takeaways

Healers often fear sharing their truth online due to the potential for controversy and alienating people.

Controversial topics can include anti-vaccination, sex, and alternative healing modalities.

Criticism and copying of content are common challenges healers may face.

It's important to trust your integrity and stand in the power of your message.

Create a safe space for sharing by limiting who can see your posts or blocking certain individuals.

Remember that dissenting opinions can lead to constructive conversations and growth.

Share your message with the intention of helping and empowering your clients.

Consider what's in it for you and your clients when deciding whether to share controversial topics.

Feel 80% safe when sharing, and choose platforms and spaces that make you feel comfortable.

Lean into the crunchy edges and share your truth authentically.

Sound Bites

"Fear number one: the fear of controversy."

"Fear number two: the fear of being too much."

"Fear number three: the fear of shaming others."