At The End Of The Day
At The End Of The Day
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The Fire In Me Aspiring Entrepreneur Community shares and reveals the mindset, technique, resources, and discipline required to become an successful entrepreneur. Whether creating something from scratch, buying, or franchising, you will learn how to break through the barriers to startup. Whatever your challenges, Chris and his entrepreneur guests discuss all the REAL things about small business to help you gain the confidence you need to break through into entrepreneurship for the first time.
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The podcast focuses on entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and overcoming challenges in small business ownership, with episodes showcasing topics such as navigating franchising with Angela Cote, turning personal needs into business ventures with Natalie Standridge, and the importance of community support with Petra Ann Brown. Each episode provides actionable insights and real stories from various entrepreneurs.
The Fire In Me Aspiring Entrepreneur Community shares and reveals the mindset, technique, resources, and discipline required to become an successful entrepreneur. Whether creating something from scratch, buying, or franchising, you will learn how to break through the barriers to startup. Whatever your challenges, Chris and his entrepreneur guests discuss all the REAL things about small business to help you gain the confidence you need to break through into entrepreneurship for the first time.
In this episode of At the End of the Day with Chris Raimo, we sit down with Jeanne Omlor, a business strategist and coach who has built a thriving business organically, without paid ads, sales calls, or complicated funnels.
Jeanne opens up about her transition from a career in acting and fashion to becoming a sought-after business coach, all while navigating the challenges of single motherhood. She shares how she hit rock bottom, overcame financial struggles, and reinvented herself by staying true to her values and leaning into service-driven entrepreneurship.
This conversation looks into how Jeanne built a 7-figure coaching business by focusing on human connection, trust, and aligned offers. She breaks down her philosophy on ethical high-ticket selling, the importance of mindset, and how clarity in your messaging can attract the right clients, without manipulation or pressure tactics.
Jeanne and Chris also explore what it really means to be purpose-driven in business, how to stay resilient through setbacks, and the power of building a business that feels good while doing good. Whether you're a coach, service provider, or entrepreneur looking for a better way to grow, this episode is full of wisdom, strategy, and encouragement.
Key Highlights:
- Jeanne’s unconventional path from the arts to entrepreneurship
- The moment she decided to go all in on her business—without ads
- Building a values-aligned, high-ticket offer that actually sells
- Why simplicity, trust, and service beat gimmicks every time
- How to stay resilient as a solo founder or single parent
- Tips for creating consistent, organic growth in your business
Links & Resources:
Connect with Jeanne Omlor:
Website: https://jeanneomlor.com/reviews/
LinkedIn URL: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeanneomlor
Twitter URL: https://twitter.com/jeanneomlor
Instagram URL: https://www.instagram.com/jeanneomlor/
Facebook URL: https://www.facebook.com/jeanneomlor/
Connect with us – The Fire in Me Community
Website: https://thefireinme.com/
Email: [email protected]
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