make money while you sleep lucy griffiths

Making money while you sleep aka passive income isn’t just a dream, in fact, many people can use their skills and knowledge to provide education and services in automated ways, as Lucy Griffiths, online entrepreneur and author of Make Money While You Sleep explains.

Making money while you sleep and life changing events with Lucy Griffiths


Lucy’s book, Make Money While You Sleep (which is fab- I’ve read it!) is all about passive income and creating products where you as a service based provider don’t directly exchange time for money. It talks about creating products like courses that can continue to sell and support your people without one to one input all the time, and lots more too.

But Lucy didn’t just decide to launch into the online world on a whim, and it was actually some pretty harrowing events and a traumatic birth that led her to a complete career change, from globe-trotting journalist to online course creator.

This is a really brilliant interview and shows the journey Lucy has taken to get to where she is- using her experiences to shape her next step and not letting health challenges stop her, but more cause a pivot in how she spreads her message. She also used a particular event she was told about as a foundation to want to do more good, which I find particularly inspiring.

Do be warned though- this podcast is labelled as explicit for good reason and I would advise you to skip the first four minutes or so if you’re triggered by acts of violence against women or if you’re around young/sensitive people as an incident is described in graphic detail.

To find out more about Lucy Griffiths, check out her website here.

You can also follow her on Instagram, Facebook and subscribe to YouTube too.

And to buy a copy of Make Money While You Sleep  you can find it on Amazon.

Are you part of a membership group? Have you considered joining one? This is the podcast for you!

Should you join a membership group to help your business?

As you’ll probably know, I run the Small & Supercharged Mastermind group- which is a membership designed for small business owners with equestrian, rural or country connections- but what makes a membership (any membership) worth joining?

In this episode of the podcast, I talk about what to look for in membership groups to make sure they’re going to deliver what you need. I also talk about how to assess the training offered and who the group is being led by.

Memberships can provide more than education- they can also provide community, opportunities and so much more. So if you’re thinking of joining a membership or you’re interested to learn more about what you could gain, or you just want to know more about how they work, this is for you!

Membership groups have continued to grow in popularity over recent years, and it’s easy to see why. In addition to getting valuable training, the right memberships can also provide members with supportive communities and the possibility of business (and maybe even life) enhancing connections too.

But not all memberships are created equal. Having run the Small & Supercharged Membership group for a few years now, and seen many others in action, I have packed this episode with tips to help you find the right membership group for you- that is, if you’re interested in them at all.

And, of course, if you’d like to find out more about the Small & Supercharged Mastermind group, you can do that here 

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Jordan Mccabe Aztec Diamond

Aztec Diamond is a young brand that has made a huge impact on the equestrian industry since it launched in 2014, thanks to founder, Jordan McCabe, and her team.

Innovation, design, and growing Aztec Diamond with Jordan McCabe


Jordan talks about growing her brand and how it has evolved to the provide riders with quality essentials in very wearable colours. We also chat about the really innovative side of what Aztec Diamond does in creating products that are very different to what’s available when they hit the market.

Of course, no journey is without its bumps, and Jordan shares these too.

From the striking show stands to advent calendars, working with influencers to listening and developing around customer feedback, it’s a really great listen.

To find out more about Aztec Diamond, see…

The website

Instagram

Facebook

…and to find out more about Jordan, you can follow her on her own Instagram too!

Who’s the new social media columnist in Your Horse Magazine ? I’ll give you a clue… eek!!

new social media columnist your horse magazine

I’m really, really delighted to be writing a column for Your Horse Magazine each month all about social media and how riders can use it better. I’m the new social media columnist!

Is the column all about being an influencer? Well, no. It’s about how to truly use social media for your own benefit. If you want to be an equestrian influencer, you’ll find information in the columns that will help. If you want to be a brand ambassador or approach brands about working with them, then you will absolutely find tips inside the column. However, if you want to use social media to build a community, grow a network, develop enriching relationships and find your tribe to share your story with… it’ll help you too.

We’re quite a few columns into it now, but I faffed about taking the first pic for so long that that’s what we have here! I’m really pleased with how the feature is progressing- so keep an eye out for the monthly columns. I really do hope you like them and find them useful!

Have you seen the column? What did you think? Is there anything you’d like me to cover in future issues? Please email me if you have any suggestions- I’m all ears!

To find out more about Your Horse Magazine, to take out a subscription or buy the online version, check out the Your Horse Magazine website here.

Is it all about the money

What does success look like to you? Is it all about the money, or is it about something else?

Is it all about the money?

In this episode of the Small & Supercharged Podcast, I talk about finding out what matters to you, not letting someone else’s definition of success dictate your actions, and that all important profit vs. turnover discussion.

This podcast isn’t saying it’s right or wrong to have big money goals, far from it. It’s more about looking at those numbers to make sure it’s a true number not a vanity metric, not comparing yourself to someone’s else’s definition of success, and making sure that what you do makes you happy. However that looks.

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