As an entrepreneur, do you find yourself in “perpetual promotion”? And as an introvert, does that leave you more than just a little drained? Nancy Ancowitz, author of Self-Promotion for Introverts®, is my guest in this episode of The Introvert Entrepreneur. We talk about chatter, energy, improv and, of course, self-promotion.
Perhaps this has happened to you: you’re at a networking event, and you find yourself thinking, “If I could change this event, here’s what I would do…” Heather Sell had that thought, and she took action on it!
In this episode, Heather talks about how she helped spearhead the creation of the Downtown Women’s Club Tampa Bay Chapter, while keeping up with her full-time job, family, and a growing home-based business called Glassterpieces.
Are you an Introvert Entrepreneur who feels a little uncomfortable with the sales aspect of your business? If so, you’re not alone!!
What if you could learn some ways to bring more ease into the process? Believe it or not, being an introvert makes you uniquely qualified to be an excellent salesperson!
This episode shines the spotlight on the stories and experiences of 14 Introvert Entrepreneurs who learned valuable lessons early on and want to share some advice with you.
As an entrepreneur, you are your company, and to succeed, it’s critical that your “soft skills” – how you respond to and connect with people – are as strong as your technical skills.
Business Etiquette Consultant Arden Clise is an expert in helping professionals develop the skills they need to succeed while navigating the sometimes daunting world of networking, meetings, sales and social media.
