Episode #15: Turning Tenacity, Determination, and A Simple Question Into A Million Dollar Company

Arlene Battishill tells it like it is. She shares how she survived an extreme financial blow that devastated her life and which lasted seven long years by asking herself, “What’s my next move?”  This prompted her to take a series of small steps that got her out of her head and emotions and that built GoGo Gear, her million dollar company.

You’ll learn the power of asking yourself “What’s my next move?” to build momentum in your life and business. You’ll come to appreciate and leverage how to use the feedback you receive to create a better product or service and, as a result, build a successful business.  And you’ll understand that being unattached to our ideas and being open to changing or pivoting from them is critical to success in business and in life.

Fasten your seat belts or grab your motorcycle helmets, you are in for an badass ride with this episode!

Bio:

Start by losing a high paying corporate job, empty out your savings inventing a product, bring it to market at the height of the recession and grow that company for seven years without getting a paycheck before hitting “paydirt” and you have a very unusual entrepreneur in Arlene Battishill, Ph.D. who has appeared on the ABC TV show “Shark Tank” and written a best-selling book (Retail Shock Therapy: A Prescription For What Ails Your Online Sales).

She’s spent years advising companies and entrepreneurs on their digital marketing strategies and has an uncanny understanding of how to get people to buy. Now, she spends her time in a “virtual dungeon” with entrepreneurs who are struggling to push past the issues that have continually held them hostage and enables them to break through into a place of harnessing their power and regaining control of their lives and their businesses.

Her “take no prisoners”, no bullshit approach to excellence in business and life demand courage and bravery from those who choose to enlist her to confront and overcome their emotional bondage.

Resources: arlenebattishill.com