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Forwarded from 🔊 @IntuitiveSocialCenters • Centers of Awareness, Learning, & Creative Recovery Resourcing • Social IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
Listen to this episode of Intuitive Social Centers, Dec. 16, 2018 Intuitive Social Giving https://anchor.fm/intuitivesocialcenters/episodes/Dec--16--2018-Intuitive-Social-Giving-e2nbq8
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Dec. 16, 2018 Intuitive Social Giving by Intuitive Social Centers • A podcast on Anchor
Dec. 16, 2018 Intuitive Social Giving t.me/IntuitiveSocialGiving t.me/IntuitiveSocialCenters
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Listen to this episode of Intuitive Public Media, Dec. 16, 2018 Intuitive Social Professional https://anchor.fm/intuitivepublicmedia/episodes/Dec--16--2018-Intuitive-Social-Professional-e2paii
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Dec. 16, 2018 Intuitive Social Professional by Intuitive Public Media • A podcast on Anchor
Dec. 16, 2018 Intuitive Social Professional T.me/IntuitivePublicMedia
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Forwarded from 🔊 @IntuitiveSocialGiving • Live Collaborative Giving • IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
Today's topics (feel free to call out more of your favorites) --
Giving, Centers of Giving, Problem Solving, Intuitive Social Professions
Here are some of our brain channels this morning:
@IntuitiveSocialGiving
@IntuitiveSocialCenters
@IntuitiveSocialProfessional
@IntuitivePublicMedia
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Giving, Centers of Giving, Problem Solving, Intuitive Social Professions
Here are some of our brain channels this morning:
@IntuitiveSocialGiving
@IntuitiveSocialCenters
@IntuitiveSocialProfessional
@IntuitivePublicMedia
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Forwarded from 🔊 @IntuitivePublicMedia • Live Collaborative Media • Intuitive Public Radio • IPR ••• (Max (Meg Morris))
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Brendan:
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Brendan:
Forwarded from Max Morris
"...don't even accept insurance and certainly don't accept Medicaid. I've seen many people ask or refer to this question of... well...
...I want to help people but they don't have money -- what do I do?"
...I want to help people but they don't have money -- what do I do?"
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Professions that center individuals and communities that are "income-disabled" by social systems.
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Intuitive Social Fundraisers -- @BrendanXC
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Forwarded from Brendan
I want to talk about this also, which is related:
Interviewer:
“For anyone listening right now, and I know we have a lot of folks in our audience who feel this way, they may be getting started on their entrepreneurial journey and they want to serve a particular market that perhaps doesn't have deep pockets. What do you say to them?”
Seth:
“Well I got to go a couple of little bits back. First of all, entrepreneurs and freelancers are not the same thing. Freelancers get paid when we work. You're freelancing right now, so am I. We didn't send somebody else to the room.
Entrepreneurs build something bigger than themselves. Entrepreneurs make money when they sleep. Entrepreneurs build a business they can sell. Most people who are starting out as entrepreneurs are actually freelancers, and if you want to make it as a freelancer, the only thing to do is not work more hours, because that hits a limit really fast. It's get better clients, because better clients challenge you more, pay you more, talk about your work more, and the work you make spreads more, so you get better clients still.
So the only difference in a great freelancer and a struggling freelancer is who has better clients So we need to spend our time doing that. But if you're an entrepreneur, and you say I am seeking to serve people who don't have deep pockets, you just picked your smallest viable audience. Don't whine about the fact that they don't have deep pockets, you picked them, so if that's their nature, then you're gonna need more of them in order to deliver what you deliver."
Interviewer:
“For anyone listening right now, and I know we have a lot of folks in our audience who feel this way, they may be getting started on their entrepreneurial journey and they want to serve a particular market that perhaps doesn't have deep pockets. What do you say to them?”
Seth:
“Well I got to go a couple of little bits back. First of all, entrepreneurs and freelancers are not the same thing. Freelancers get paid when we work. You're freelancing right now, so am I. We didn't send somebody else to the room.
Entrepreneurs build something bigger than themselves. Entrepreneurs make money when they sleep. Entrepreneurs build a business they can sell. Most people who are starting out as entrepreneurs are actually freelancers, and if you want to make it as a freelancer, the only thing to do is not work more hours, because that hits a limit really fast. It's get better clients, because better clients challenge you more, pay you more, talk about your work more, and the work you make spreads more, so you get better clients still.
So the only difference in a great freelancer and a struggling freelancer is who has better clients So we need to spend our time doing that. But if you're an entrepreneur, and you say I am seeking to serve people who don't have deep pockets, you just picked your smallest viable audience. Don't whine about the fact that they don't have deep pockets, you picked them, so if that's their nature, then you're gonna need more of them in order to deliver what you deliver."