Purpose as a noun means the reason for which something is done or created. As a verb, purpose is to have as one’s intention or objective. Imagine a world where you and your purpose are aligned. Simon Sinek challenges us to Start with Why. Lead with our intention – through life and business. I believe when you’ve discovered your purpose, daily tasks become easier, and business decisions are made with clarity and confidence. The Pursuit of Purpose explores how to put your unique purpose to work building an authentic and successful service-driven brand. Your host, Amy Austin, is a successful entrepreneur, coach and branding strategist. Her experience spans over 20 years and many service industries including healthcare, computer software, and entertainment. Additionally, she leads workshops focused on defining your purpose and using it to build authentic personal and business brands. Our stories start with purpose.
https://www.amyaustinmarketing.com
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 20 hours 45 minutes
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episode 102: When clients ask for services you don't offer
How do you respond when clients ask for services you don’t offer – but they think you do or should? It is easy to let this question get under your skin or at the very least, start that little voice of self-doubt in your head chattering. Whether...
episode 104: Return on relationship
What is return on relationship? The purpose of the relationships you have should be considered and reevaluated periodically. Especially after a year like 2020, when relationships of all kinds were pulled in various directions, aligning the value of...
episode 105: Three steps to get better feedback with Carole Stizza
What if I told you there were three steps to get better feedback? Three steps that would lessen the stress you feel when faced with a performance evaluation. Carole Stizza has developed a formula that will do just that. When we go into a performance...
episode 107: Engage your customers in a conversation
How hard is it to engage your customers in a conversation? For some businesses, it is easy. And for far too many, it seems to be quite challenging. But why is that? Is it the desire to be more efficient? Hit a growth target? Achieve arbitrary metrics...
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