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Submit ReviewThis week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, Karen shares 3 tips on how to deal with toxic people online.
How should you deal with toxic people online? Here’s how.
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About the Episode:
Let’s be honest; have you ever met toxic people online? Have you been trolled on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, or TikTok? Chances are, you have! The online space is more polarized than before. We do not have gray spaces. If you don’t agree with someone or someone doesn’t agree with you, they’re right, and you’re wrong.
In this episode, I share three actionable tips that will make dealing with trolls easier. These tips are easy yet functional. When you are trolled, always take time to try to understand that person’s behavior and why it triggers you. Doing so will give you a moment of self-reflection to see what you can improve on.
The first thing to do when trolled is to thank the toxic person. Truth be told, as much as we hate what they did, they have a different perspective on the conversation. Thank them for taking the time to give their point of view. You may also consider engaging them to understand where they are coming from.
The second thing is to ignore them: Depending on how the conversation goes and the magnitude of their toxicity. You can choose to ignore them. Just let them be.
The third thing you can do is block them: I know people can be cruel out here. If you feel like their toxicity is too much on you, always use the block option available on all social media platforms. If you are on a social media group like Facebook or LinkedIn, you can block them from the community, and if you do not have the rights, feel free to reach out to the moderator. Also, you can report them to the social platform.
Listen in to learn more.
Episode Spotlights:
- Where to find everything for this week’s episode: http://karenyankovich.com/232
- Thank your troll [04:00]
- Ignore them if necessary [06:39]
- Use the block button if you must [09:01]
Magical Quotes from the Episode:
“If you look at somebody and all of their reviews are five-star reviews, then it’s all BS.”
“Your online space is your playground; you get to decide who gets to be there.”
“We can’t control anything that’s outside of our own body and our mind.”
“When you are exuding love and joy and peace, you’re going to attract more of that, and you can it’s going to be easier for you to just kind of like put the invisible wall up to the trolls and toxicity.”
Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
- Sign up for the She’s LinkedUp Masterclass
- Join my free Facebook Group if you have any questions about today’s episode
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This week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, guest Elizabeth Louis and Karen Yankovich discuss how to master a mindset.
For the past seven years, Elizabeth Louis has worked with high-performers, professional athletes, corporate, private, & small business powerhouses, and innovation-driven entrepreneurs, helping them master their mindset, increase their cognitive awareness, achieve peak performance, while strategically building a multiple figure business. She walks alongside companies as their concierge Executive Performance Coach to craft tailored solutions, implement processes, strengthen leadership, enhance culture, and adjust the most daunting performance troubles, resulting in 10-figure success stories and lasting results that grow with time.
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About the Episode:
In life, one of the greatest battles we must fight is with our mind. In this episode, I have the privilege of conversing with Elizabeth Louis. We’ll be talking about how to master a mindset.
For the past seven years, Elizabeth has worked with high-performers, professional athletes, corporate, private, & small business powerhouses, and innovation-driven entrepreneurs, helping them master their mindset, increase their cognitive awareness, and achieve peak performance, while strategically building a multiple-figure business.
She walks alongside companies as their concierge Executive Performance Coach to craft tailored solutions, implement processes, strengthen leadership, enhance culture, and adjust the most daunting performance troubles, resulting in 10-figure success stories and lasting results that grow with time.
She also works with entrepreneurs, athletes, and high performers, helping them develop a champion mindset, improve self-esteem, fine-tune goals, shift perspectives, overcome traumas, face fear, achieve success, gain mental freedom, and more.
In this episode, Elizabeth shares how she got into the high-performance world, how she works with people, the power of being consistent and how to deal with imposter syndrome. She also shares how we can identify areas that need improvement.
Are you ready to learn and get motivated? Listen to this episode.
Episode Spotlights:
- Where to find everything for this week’s episode: https://karenyankovich.com/231
- What brought Elizabeth to the high-performance world? [03:10]
- How Elizabeth works with people and what she has learnt from working with people [05:25]
- Stepping out of your comfort zone [07:58]
- How consistency helps us master our mindset [09:09]
- Elizabeth’s most significant wins [10:17]
- How to identify areas that we should work on [17:33]
- Dealing with imposter syndrome [19:39]
- What’s coming up for Elizabeth [25:30]
Magical Quotes from the Episode:
“If you’re afraid of failure, move in your comfort zone for a long time.”
“If you want to spend the rest of your life in your comfort zone, nobody’s judging that but if you do have bigger dreams and bigger goals, then they live outside of your comfort zone.”
“When you’re intentional and you don’t meditate on fear, but you meditate on faith, love and hope. It’s amazing what you can do.”
“Deals are closed through listening, not through talking, which a lot of salespeople forget.”
“Your purpose is always evolving at the end of the day.”
“There’s not a single psychologist on planet earth or human being for that matter that can tell you if your perspective is right or wrong.”
“If you’re good at something, owning it isn’t bad.”
“Confidence is just meaning you have positive experiences going something.”
“There’s no point wasting your time proving that you’re worthy or proving that you’re confident at the end of the day, bees don’t go around to flies trying to explain to the fly. Why honey is better than shit.”
Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
- Where you can find Elizabeth Louis:
- Sign up for the She’s LinkedUp Masterclass
- Join my free Facebook Group if you have any questions about today’s episode
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This week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, Karen talks about what your daily LinkedIn routine should be.
Do you have a daily LinkedIn routine? If not, you should develop one.
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Do you have a daily LinkedIn routine for your LinkedIn?
Today I share eight easy tasks that should be on your routine. The tasks are as easy as ABC, and they will have an impact on your marketing and PR in the long run. The good news is the tasks will take less than an hour daily. Sounds good? Let’s dive in:
- Check your connection request: Take a few minutes to look at your connection requests. Be sure to look out for AI generated requests.
- Review your notifications to see what needs your attention.
- Check what’s happening on your Sales Navigator.
- Comment on things that maybe interesting from your comments.
- See if you posted today. Make sure you don’t post more than once daily.
- Review your messages and keep an eye on the green dot.
- Initiate one or two messages in a reconnect type of way with people on your connection list.
- Leave your LinkedIn tab open and proceed to other tasks: leave a window for people to interact with you.
Episode Spotlights:
- Where to find everything for this week’s episode: http://karenyankovich.com/230
- Check your connections [01:56]
- Review your notifications [04:10]
- Go over to Sales Navigator [06:15]
- Comment on things you find interesting [07:16]
- Did you post today [07:42]
- Review your messages [09:05]
- Make one or two reconnections [13:23]
- Leave your tab open [16:02]
Magical Quotes from the Episode:
“When you’re consistent with your LinkedIn foundational strategy, you’re building real marketing into your business.”
“People that spend a lot of time on LinkedIn and with LinkedIn strategy tend to have more connections.”
Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
- Episode 230 Checklist
- Sign up for the She’s LinkedUp Masterclass
- Join my free Facebook Group if you have any questions about today’s episode
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This week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, guest Brielle Cotterrman and Karen Yankovich talk about making the big bucks.
Brielle Cotterman is a Publicity Expert and Celebrity-Maker. She helps her clients craft and scale dream careers to 7 figures and beyond by leveraging their personal stories and passions in order to create speaking tours, author award-winning books, procure media placements, and inspire the millions of people that need to hear their story.
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How do I build and market my celebrity brand?
I know this is not a new question to most business people, celebrities, and entrepreneurs that sends chills down their spine. Over and over, we ask ourselves how to get known and make our brands get awareness in the market. Fine, today is your lucky day as I bring one of the best contributors to this show, Brielle Cotterman and she will share some of the highlights.
Brielle Cotterman is a package in one, being a TEDx speaker, entrepreneur and contributor, activist against domestic violence, publicity expert, and celebrity maker who, in the past years, has helped people scale their dream careers to seven figures and beyond.
Brielle acknowledges that she has done many things in life, and it’s through that she got an opportunity to do what she loves. From high levels of sales and marketing, she learnt that there is a need to have a strategy to achieve results and therefore focuses on helping clients to strategize how to use PR opportunities as a marketing tool.
Episode Spotlights:
- Where to find everything for this week’s episode: https://karenyankovich.com/229
- Getting to know Brielle [1:30]
- What brings Brielle and I together? [3:01]
- Using media opportunities as a marketing tool [11:22]
- Importance of having a marketing strategy [13:51]
- Horizon for Brielle Cotterman [22:34]
- Importance of having a strong social media presence [28:09]
Magical Quotes from the Episode:
“Marketing is more intimate and personal.”
“Today is the day to start doing this.”
“Think about pursuing publicity based on your unique credibility and story.”
“You’re never going to get the publicity that you deserve if your business is not busy enough to keep you busy in your business.”
“Tell a story that inspires action.”
Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
- Where you can find Brielle Cotterman:
- Sign up for the She’s LinkedUp Masterclass
- Join my free Facebook Group if you have any questions about today’s episode
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This week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, Karen asks the question, “What if LinkedIn went away?”
If LinkedIn went away, would the principles Karen teaches still work? The answer… yes!
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Have you ever imagined what would happen if LinkedIn went away? The thought is scary. It isn't easy to imagine life without LinkedIn. The fact is life would move on regardless.
I am known for being a LinkedIn strategist, but today I’m playing the devil's advocate. I want to share tips on how we can keep the dice rolling even without LinkedIn. I consider LinkedIn my money tree, which can be for you too. In episodes 220, 221, and 222, we talked about building connections, credibility, and conversations. The big question is, can the tips shared in the mentioned episodes work off LinkedIn?
As a course creator, I have been intentional with making sure what I teach is applicable even if we pulled LinkedIn out of the picture. For instance, if we didn’t have LinkedIn today, how would we make connections? What ways would we use to build our credibility and conversations? I share all the answers in this episode.
Listen in and learn.
Episode Spotlights:
- Where to find everything for this week’s episode: http://karenyankovich.com/228
- The importance of a LinkedIn profile [00:53]
- How to make connections without LinkedIn [05:15]
- Building your credibility without LinkedIn [10:33]
- Connection. Where do you meet people? [15:20]
Magical Quotes from the Episode:
“My LinkedIn inbox is the most valuable piece of business real estate in my business. I firmly believe that that is where all the business is happening in my business.”
Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
- Episode 220
- Episode 221
- Episode 223
- Sign up for the She’s LinkedUp Masterclass
- Join my free Facebook Group if you have any questions about today’s episode
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This week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, guest Morgana Rae and Karen Yankovich talk about rethinking money.
Morgana Rae is an international #1 best-selling author and 7-figure mentor coach for over 28 years. A favorite guest expert on the Wall Street Journal and all the major television networks, Morgana cultivates and supports world-changing women leaders to heal the rift between heart, spirit and money... to save the world as only they can.
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What is going on inside of me that can’t be with money?
You’ve probably asked yourself the question above a couple of times and can’t find the answers. Today is your day! I have the amazing Morgana Rae joining me on the show and she might have some answers for you.
Morgana Rae is an international #1 best-selling author and a 7-figure mentor coach for over 28 years. A favorite guest expert on the Wall Street Journal and all the major television networks, Morgana cultivates and supports world-changing women leaders to heal the rift between heart, spirit, and money… to save the world as only they can.
Morgana recalls a time when she was working so hard, taking courses to better her skills, and still couldn’t afford to pay rent for her small apartment. She tried doing many things, but nothing seemed to be working for her. One day her coach asked her to paint a picture of what her money would be if it were a human being. All Morgana could see was a scary monster. That was her wake-up call.
Today, Morgana shares how to make money and fall in love with you. Listen, learn, and share the nuggets of wisdom.
Episode Spotlights:
- Where to find everything for this week’s episode: https://karenyankovich.com/227
- What led Morgana to become a money coach? [02:27]
- Morgana’s wake-up call [08:50]
- If your money was a person, who would your money be? [10:56]
- How to make money a person [13:29]
- Dealing with the fear of money [19:42]
- How money gets in the way of love [24:51]
- Do money stories vary between men and women? [24:45]
- Morgana’s book: Financial Alchemy [31:23]
- The money quiz [35:53]
- What’s coming up for Morgana? [37:52]
Magical Quotes from the Episode:
“Energy is sort of the symptom of what’s underneath.”
“I don’t believe you should ever have to talk anybody into hiring you.”
“The root cause of the Money Monster is never about money. It’s about what money represents.”
“Anything that has ever made you feel unloved, unworthy, unsafe or powerless is going to manifest itself in a monster.”
“Money will get our attention the fastest and the most dramatically because you can’t separate it from anything.”
“I’m a big fan of doing the least amount to get the biggest impact.”
“The purpose of money is the freedom to focus on love, lifestyle, and legacy.”
Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
- Where you can find Morgana Rae:
- Sign up for the She’s LinkedUp Masterclass
- Join my free Facebook Group if you have any questions about today’s episode
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This week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, Karen gives you permission to beat your own drum.
We often feel weird beating our own drum. But sometimes, you just have to.
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About the Episode:
My friend Suzie has a fantastic love deck that I use daily. Last, I picked a card that read, "give yourself permission to beat to your own drum." That card got me thinking of how often we refrain from doing something beneficial to us just because we are worried about other people's opinions.
In this episode, I permit you to beat your drum. Not everyone will love the beats, but it will differentiate you from the crowd. When I started in the online world, I was teaching social media. Having to learn how different platforms work was not a cake party. I decided to niche down to LinkedIn. Many people thought that my move would affect my business negatively. Look at me now. I am beating to my drum, and the results are undeniably good.
Here are three tips to help you give yourself permission to beat to your drum:
- Think about what makes you different and what makes you stand out.
- Think about it, then you got to own it. You got to be loud and proud. Be the best and tell everyone that you're the best.
- Stop worrying about the people we know and what they think about you.
Think about the people that are looking for you. They are tired of the status quo. They want something different, and it's upon you to make it easy for them to find you.
Listen to hear more.
Episode Spotlights:
- Where to find everything for this week’s episode: http://karenyankovich.com/226
- Introduction [00:23]
- Permit yourself to beat to your drum [02:08]
- How in niched down to LinkedIn [03:42]
- Advice to realtors [05:45]
- Be the best and tell everyone you are the best [07:33]
- Don't let people you know stop you from beating to your drum [11:05]
Magical Quotes from the Episode:
"When we do what everybody else is doing, we get what everyone else is getting."
"The more I started to beat to my own drum, the more business."
"If you don't stand out, you are lost, and no one is going to be able to find you."
Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
- Morgana Rae’s Book
- Sign up for the She’s LinkedUp Masterclass
- Join my free Facebook Group if you have any questions about today’s episode
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This week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, guests Jennifer Evans, Claire Otway, and Karen Yankovich talk about the power of building relationships.
Jennifer Evans is an Expert Transformation Coach, Best- Belling Author, and Reiki Master. Claire Otway is an International Athlete and Corporate rapid riser, establishing Neon Juno to provide high-performance, executive and business coaching. Together, they host the Exponential Potential podcast.
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I cannot count how many times I encourage you to jump on calls with people and get to know them. The Exponential Potential podcast is a product of building relationships.
Meet Jennifer Evans Zen aka ZenJen and Claire Otway. These two amazing ladies were my students for my She’s LinkedUp Masterclass in different cohorts. I was shocked to see them co-host a podcast together. According to our guests, their relationship started with a simple call. Later, Zen got interested in how Claire was doing her videos and her authenticity. They had several calls, and at the end of every call, they always wondered why they didn’t record it. Later, Claire suggested they do a podcast, and Zen had no objection.
Claire Oatway is an experienced and inspiring speaker who has addressed countless audiences at networking and business events, been a guest on podcasts, and taught hundreds of aspiring executives across the globe topics such as strategy and leadership. She has also been recognized internationally as an innovative and inspirational leader and has served as a global judge for innovation, transformation, and leadership awards.
Jennifer Evans Zen is an expert transformation coach. She helps her clients gain clarity, confidence, and courage, releasing overwhelm and negative patterns to live in flow. She is also an amazon bestselling author with her book “Flow Freedom Happiness”.
In this episode, Claire and Zen share how they met, the birth of their podcast and their goals for 2023.
Listen and learn.
Episode Spotlights:
- Where to find everything for this week’s episode: https://karenyankovich.com/225
- Getting to know Jennifer [02:39]
- Getting to know Claire [03:52]
- The evolution of the exponential potential podcast [05:46]
- The birth of Jen and Claire’s relationship [07:55]
- How Jen and Claire are benefiting from their podcast [12:57]
- Jen’s plan for 2023 [25:38]
- How Jen helps people [26:37]
- Learn more about Jen [28:26]
- Claire and Jen’s journey into ai [31:21]
Magical Quotes from the Episode:
“Get on the phone with people even if you don’t know where the conversation goes on, even if it doesn’t make any sense.”
“Nobody’s hiring you without googling you first.”
“I think podcasts really do help you dive into the lives of, of people.”
Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
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Where you can find Jennifer Evans and Claire Otway:
- Jennifer Evans Zen Website
- Jennifer’s LinkedIn
- juno.com/s">Claire’s website
- Claire’s LinkedIn
- juno.com/pl/2147651412">Free gift
- juno.com/book-your">Free strategy call with Clair
- Complimentary call with Jen
- Ten Top Tools
- Jennifer’s Linktree
- Episodes 220, 221, 222
- Sign up for the She’s LinkedUp Masterclass
- Join my free Facebook Group if you have any questions about today’s episode
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This week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, Karen talks about making connections on LinkedIn as an introvert.
Even if you’re an introvert, making connections doesn’t have to be hard.
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Do you need help making LinkedIn connections as an introvert?
This episode is for you. I know your struggles because I too identify as an introvert. There is a myth that I’d like to debunk. Many people think introverts are not confident. The truth is, they are super confident, only that they are never the first people to raise their hands.
For introverts, one of the essential tools we need to have is a LinkedIn profile. People see your profile before they talk to you; in most cases, it makes your work easier. People already know who you are.
The digital world we live in today is about personal brands. If your brand doesn’t stand out, people rarely find you; even if they do, they hesitate to work with you. LinkedIn is an excellent tool for building your brand. The other thing about LinkedIn is that introverts get to make one-on-one connections that they are good at. As you go about making your strategy, ensure it includes making connections with people. Have a list of at least 20-50 people you’d love to connect with, and every week connect with at least five people.
Listen to this episode for more tips on building your brand and business using LinkedIn as an introvert.
Episode Spotlights:
- Where to find everything for this week’s episode: http://karenyankovich.com/224
- The essence of networking in business (02:24)
- Using LinkedIn as a tool to build your brand (04:32)
- Introverts thrive in one-on-one relationships (06:28)
- The importance of recharge time (10:48)
- The essence of managing your time and energy (13:08)
Magical Quotes from the Episode:
"Your LinkedIn profile is one of the most important pieces of real estate in your business is what comes up when people Google you, and people are googling you all the time."
"Introverts tend to be good at one-on-one relationships."
"The beautiful thing about LinkedIn is it allows us to connect to so many people."
"Because you’re an introvert does not mean you’re not confident, it just means you’re not the first person to raise your hand."
Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
- Book a Call
- Sign up for the She’s LinkedUp Masterclass
- Join my free Facebook Group if you have any questions about today’s episode
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This week’s episode of Good Girls Get Rich is brought to you by Uplevel Media CEO and LinkedIn expert, Karen Yankovich. In this episode, guest Jan Cavelle and Karen Yankovich talk about why you need community surrounding you as you grow your business.
Jan is an entrepreneur from the UK who has a few decades of running entrepreneurial businesses behind her. One she started from the kitchen table when her children were small and she was a single mother, to go on to build that into a multi-million turnover business. She has been involved in many campaigns to encourage others on their entrepreneurship journey and now does so through her writing. She writes articles on her own blog, a regular piece for Elite Business Magazine and others. She is also the author of two books.
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About the Episode:
Being an entrepreneur is intimidating. You have so many ideas in your head, and you don’t know which ones to do. Sometimes it can feel like you have lack of direction. To make it worse, a lot of people who are not entrepreneurs don’t understand where you’re coming from.
Thankfully, you’re not alone. On the Good Girls Get Rich podcast, we often talk about the importance of building the right community. In this episode, Jan Cavelle shares her experience with building the right community.
Build a community that will support you, help guide you, and cheer you on. You shouldn’t do this alone. No one should do this alone.
Listen in to learn why building community is so important!
Episode Spotlights:
- Where to find everything for this week’s episode: https://karenyankovich.com/223
- Introducing this episode’s guest, Jan Cavelle (1:59)
- Jan’s story (3:25)
- What is a multi-million turnover business? (6:32)
- How Jan educated herself (8:10)
- How Jan encourages others on their entrepreneurial journeys (10:29)
- Reminder: you don’t have to do this alone (12:29)
- The challenges Jan had along the way (13:53)
- It’s hard to see yourself as others see you (18:15)
- Jan’s books (20:24)
Magical Quotes from the Episode:
“There’s nothing more valuable to my business than the entrepreneurial relationships I build.”
Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
- Where you can find Jan Cavelle:
- Episode 210 – Shine a Light on Yourself
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