Barbara Lancaster is the Co-Founder and Manager of Parallel Planet, LLC, where she is currently building a consultancy around the GC (Game Changer) Index.
In this podcast we'll discuss what it takes to get to $10K per month in a business. We'll go over how to build a profitable, sustainable and expandable foundation; and take time to interview multiple 6 and 7-figure earners who have been where you are and are earning what you dream of.
Episode 007 – Rocket Station – An Interview with Rob Nickell
Ever wondered what life would be like if you had someone to handle all those niggling little things that have to be done every day – like email, appointment setting, travel planning, coordinating social media campaigns and more?
Episode 006 – Doesn’t My LLC Protect Me from Everything – Why Insurance?
In this episode I discuss the different types of insurance you may want to consider, depending on where you are in your business growth and what your business does.
Episode 005 – Do I Really Need A Limited Liability Company Now for My Business?
One of the first questions new entrepreneurs face when they start building their business foundation is “Do I need to set up a limited liability company or corporation right away or can I wait?”
Episode 4 – Surviving Disaster and Rebuilding a 7-Figure Income
Figuring out how to build one 7-figure business can be tough enough. But imagine watching your business collapse in the blink of an eye. What does it take to step up and do it all over again – in a different industry?
Episode 3 – Who Do You Need to Be to Do What You Want to Do?
Why is it that one person will see an opportunity and shy away from the risk – even though they desperately want to try – while someone else will jump in and go on to 7-figure success?
Episode 2 – From $10 an Hour to Seven Figures a Year with Bill and Michelle Pescosolido
Bill and Michelle Pescosolido are marketing experts in the true sense – they know what they’re doing, and they get results.
Episode 1 – Introduction to The $10K Run Podcast
Chances are good that at some point after you told people you were setting out on this new adventure, someone asked you, “So how much money do you plan to make in this business?” and you probably replied, “Oh, around $100K a year” or “Oh, around $10K a month”.