Julie and Willow Answer Questions for HSPs Growing Online Businesses
I’m joined by Willow McIntosh in this video below answering questions for HSPs Growing Heart-Centered Online Businesses. We are so passionate about helping HSPs grow online businesses that help people and support you and your family, especially now. Please share this with other HSPs too!
This was our first live Business event and looked at a couple of your websites offering advice and answered some of these questions...
How do I promote affiliate products?
How do I manage self-care with productivity?
Do I need to know WordPress or similar if I employ a developer to build a WP site?
Should I collect people's names when they subscribe to communication and data compliance?
Should people "unsubscribe" or "update preferences/change subscriber details"?
What have been your experiences regarding the positives and negatives of using website builders?
I'm wondering about the personal photo in the homepage banner - would this be more important to have if the website is the same as your name like www.juliebjelland.com
I was reading that it takes normally three years for a new online business to be successful. Do you have any information that would shed some light on this question?
Also, what is the best way to develop a good business plan for an online business?
How can I set up my website to let people know I provide consultations and training for clinicians?
Should you survey your audience for what they want when deciding on a niche?
How do I network to build relationships and make deep connections online (Willow can help with this)
How do I protect my intellectual property online?
It's hard to turn the brain off at night-spinning, how to balance this need to create with my immense need for rest and relaxation?
I need a business name! Do you have any lessons on using your own name in the business name vs. trying to come up with something that represents your business?
What are your thoughts on identifying myself as an HSP in the About section of my website? I'd like to highlight it as a strength, but am wondering if the general public still has too many misconceptions about sensitivity for it to be impactful.
I have a question regarding websites running in 2 different languages.
What do you suggest to monetize followers?
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About the Hosts
Julie Bjelland is the founder of Sensitive Empowerment. As a sensitivity expert and psychotherapist, her books, online courses, and Sensitive Empowerment Community have helped thousands of highly sensitive people (HSPs) worldwide reduce their challenges, access their gifts, and discover their significant value to thrive to their fullest potential. Known for her ability to teach HSPs proven brain-training tools that work quickly, Julie is on a mission to empower sensitive people to live their best lives. For more HSP resources and to take Julie’s free Sensitivity Quiz, visit JulieBjelland.com
Highly sensitive people thrive quickly with the right tools and I have loved helping highly sensitive people (HSPs) around the world reduce anxiety and thrive to their fullest potential. The techniques I have developed come from years of working with highly sensitive people all over the world and have been extremely successful for the clients and students I work with. Our life gets a lot better and so does the life of those around us when we are thriving and your sensitive self is beautiful and valuable. We need you in the world. ~Julie
Willow McIntosh is the founder of Inluminance and leader of the High Sensory Intelligence movement. Unique circumstances during Willow’s childhood lead to the burying of his authentic self and complete misalignment to the work he was destined for. He began to carve his own path into understanding how people with sensory processing sensitivity can learn to use their genetic traits to their advantage. As an adult this lead to a lifelong enquiry and practise into learning powerful energetic alignment techniques to re-engage with the authentic self. Willow believes that all people with the trait have the ability to tap into a unique skill that draws on a deeper sensory perception. Founded in their own life experience and self development they have the capacity to facilitate great transformation and development in others. Willow is on a mission to awaken us to the responsibility we have to utilise the abilities it affords in business, governments and leadership. Having successfully facilitated the development of seven figure businesses Willow’s practise has taken him all over the world. Speaking internationally, training in a broad range of fields and facilitating others for more than twenty years. Willow now specialises in facilitating people with the trait to activate them into service in alignment with their gifts and purpose and to support them to take their own businesses to the next level towards automation and leadership.
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