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People often approach me wanting to know how I’ve built and scaled my business so quickly. They say things like...

“What’s your secret Kathyn?”
“What are the exact steps you take?”
“Just tell me what to do, and I’ll do it.”

I can’t help but blame the coaches and marketing gurus that use the rhetoric “secret sauce” or “cracking the code” for why entrepreneurs think they are missing something. Even worse believing that someone else has the keys to unlocking their success.

Sound familiar?

Well I totally get it. You aren’t alone. I spent many years searching outside of myself for the answers as I chased the freedom lifestyle.

But the belief that someone else has the answers is the biggest thing holding you...

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Imagine you've achieved everything you wanted in your life and business. Maybe it’s finally being able to buy your dream home, or take that long awaited trip.

OR…

Maybe it’s waking up each day not worrying about money or what’s in your bank account.

How does this make you feel? What thoughts start popping up? And where in your body are you experiencing tension?

For me, I know failure wasn’t the thing I feared most; it was success. And I started seeing this very theme in my signature program the Messaging that Sells Accelerator. 

While some of the women were still scared of failure, they seemed to fear success more. 

Feeling things like:

What if this changes me?
What if I no longer have time to spend with my family?
What if I have to work harder?
What if I am not...

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Have you caught yourself buying into the belief that sales are icky?

You know, feeling like you don’t want to be too pushy or salesy. And believing that if you talk about your products and services too much you’ll come across this way.

And I get it. When I first opened my brick and mortar I remember being bombarded by sales people wanting me to invest in paid advertising.

They’d show up unannounced (because this is a tactic), and ask for a minute of my time. Only to jump straight into a pitch.

OR…

The people who’d send me a link to a video to watch hoping that it would do the selling for them.

And we can’t forget about the used car salesman, which has given sales a bad name.

But the truth is sales aren’t icky, pushy, or salesy. In fact, it’s a...

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When I first started my online business I struggled with feeling like an imposter. 

You know those feelings of…

Who am I to be doing this
What if they see me as a fraud
I feel like I need more training to be seen as an expert

Do you relate?

Even with my degrees and years of experience in the offline world I still felt like a fraud. Like I needed to accomplish more before I could take my business online.

The fear of being found out or called out scared the shit out of me. So much so, that I sat on the sidelines waiting for these feelings to go away.

Well, here’s the thing with ‘imposter syndrome’ or ‘fraud syndrome’, the majority of people experience this at some point in their career.

So if you're in the season of feeling like a...

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The ideas are flowing.

You are uber excited to share your products or services with the world.

But there is one problem...you just can’t seem to nail your niche.

You’ve spent weeks, months, maybe even years going in circles. And still you don’t have the clarity you need to create that perfect client persona.

And you’re just about ready to throw in the towel.

Sound familiar?

Well you aren’t alone my friend. 

The majority of my clients struggle with this exact thing. And after asking some questions I’ve discovered why it takes most people (what feels like) forever. 

It’s the old school way of niching down that keeps people stuck. Loads of marketing gurus create fancy pdfs with exercises to get to know your niche.

You’ve seen them, right?

Heck maybe you’ve even...

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For most of my adult life I believed my worth was measured by what I achieved, produced, and created.

The degrees.
The accolades.
The job titles.
The promotions.
The success.

Were all things that showed me and others I guess how valuable I was as a person.

How good I was.
How hardworking I was.
How smart I was.
How committed I was.
How determined I was.

Sound familiar?

When I started my online business I never quite felt like I was doing enough. I always questioned if what I was putting out into the world was good enough. And I worried that I didn’t know enough.

I honestly believed I needed more training, and more time to “perfect” my program.

Can you relate?

Well, here’s the thing about “enoughness” and why you never feel like you’re enough or worthy of your dreams. It’s all rooted...

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“How often should I post Kathryn?”
“How many emails should I send per week?”

Are two of the most common questions I get asked inside my Messaging that Sells Accelerator program.

“Consistency” is what most experts talk about. And it’s the trap most people fall into. It’s the lie you’ve been told that you believe will help you attract more clients.

Keep showing up. 
Keep creating content.
And eventually it will pay off.

While I believe consistency is important, it’s not that important if you aren’t converting your audience from lurkers into clients.

Creating content without conversions as your end goal is just creating content without intention.

*facepalm*

And it’s the way you’ll end up spending...

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“Kathryn I am starting to believe there are too many people doing what I want to do and that I am too late to the market” is one of the most common things I hear from my audience.

And while that may be the case...that there are a lot of people doing what you want to do, it doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing or that you are too late.

In fact, entering a market with people in it means your product or service is viable. But it also means you must learn to stand out among the crowd if you want to build a profitable and sustainable business.

So how do you stand out? 

The thing is creating compelling messaging that positions your product or service differently from your competitors is the fastest way to stand out and attract more customers.

And I want to share four quick steps to lay the foundation...

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“What if” is the killer of most dreams.

What if they say no?
What if they think my story stinks?
What if I never get published?
What if they hate my work?

I caught myself saying all of these things before joining Five Minutes to Famous.

Even though I knew that being featured in major publications was an amazing way to build credibility, and attract new clients.

It was my inner critic that stopped me for years from getting the help I needed to boost my confidence to pitch stories to the media.

Can you relate?

Well you’re not alone. It’s not easy putting ourselves out there if we know there is a chance of being rejected.

Plus...

What do I say?
How do I write pitches?
Who do I send it to?
How long do I wait until I follow-up?

Heck, I don’t even know the first thing about being my own publicist. And I...

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I'll never forget my first two launches.

They flopped big time...or so I thought. And after each one I was so drained I could hardly imagine getting back up and doing it all over again.

I mean why would anyone want to subject themselves to that kind of emotional roller coaster.

Well here is the thing...entrepreneurship is exactly that. And how well we ride the ups and downs is what matters.

Failure is one of our greatest lessons, yet we attach so many negative feelings and meanings to it that we often let it consume us.

And I don't want that for you. That is why I am sharing the three big lessons I’ve learned from launching my businesses so that you can avoid the mistakes I’ve made in the early stages of startup.

1. Get Back Up Quickly

I know my business would have experienced quicker growth had I got back...