Karin Carr: From REALTOR® to YouTube Coaching Powerhouse - The Millionaire Maker Show

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Karin Carr: From REALTOR® to YouTube Coaching Powerhouse

Welcome to The Millionaire Maker Podcast, where I, Lindsey Anderson, a business coach for coaches, provide the latest marketing and sales strategies to help you scale your transformational coaching business online. My goal is to empower you with valuable insights and actionable advice to achieve your goals in the online coaching industry.

Today, we have the pleasure of having Karin Carr, a successful entrepreneur and YouTube sensation, as our guest. Karin's journey from being a REALTOR® to teaching REALTORS® how to leverage YouTube for business growth has been remarkable. She has become an expert in utilizing YouTube as a core marketing strategy and has achieved tremendous success in the online coaching industry.

Key Takeaways:

Using YouTube as a Core Strategy: Karin shares her inspiring journey from being a real estate agent to building a highly successful presence on YouTube. She discovered that YouTube has immense potential for reaching and engaging her target audience, and it soon became her primary source of business. Karin now teaches REALTORS® how to effectively use YouTube to grow their own businesses.

Optimizing YouTube Presence: During our conversation, Karin discusses the different types of content that work exceptionally well on YouTube. She emphasizes the importance of creating educational, community-focused, and sales-oriented videos to attract and engage your ideal audience. By directly targeting your audience's needs and desires, you can maximize engagement and conversions. Karin also provides invaluable strategies for building a strong community on YouTube, fostering connections, and nurturing relationships with your viewers.

Overcoming Scarcity Mindset: Karin opens up about her initial fear of hiring and the scarcity mindset that held her back. However, she highlights the transformation that occurred when she shifted her mindset from being a solopreneur to embracing delegation and building a team. Learning to step into the role of a CEO and effectively manage a growing business has been instrumental in Karin's success and can be for yours too.

Other Important Takeaways:

YouTube Posting Frequency: Consistency is key on YouTube. Karin recommends posting content at least once a week to maintain engagement and momentum. By consistently showing up for your audience, you build trust and credibility while keeping them engaged with your valuable content.

Marketing Mastery: Karin emphasizes the importance of finding your own marketing strategies before considering outsourcing to virtual assistants or teams. It's crucial to understand your audience, their preferences, and how to effectively reach them. Once you have a solid foundation, you can confidently delegate tasks and focus on high-value activities.

Business Transformation: Karin's journey from being a solopreneur to adopting a CEO mindset is truly inspiring. By stepping into the role of a CEO, you take charge of your business's growth and success. Karin's insights and experiences will guide you in embracing your role as a visionary leader.

Success through Delegation: Karin highlights the power of hiring and building a team to free up your time for high-value tasks and strategic growth. By delegating administrative and repetitive tasks, you can focus on business development, content creation, and serving your clients. This shift enables you to scale your coaching business more effectively.

Key Quotes:

"I started a YouTube channel thinking it would be a way for me to get my name out there... and it started to work."

"The best tactic is to do all three types of content on YouTube: educational, community-focused, and sales-oriented."

"You have to figure out the marketing thing for yourself first... before you can hand that off to any VA or any team."

"I sucked it up and hired a virtual assistant... it was really freeing."

"I feel like I'm really learning how to be the CEO of this business for the first time."

Resources Mentioned:

  • Karin Carr's Program: Video Boss Agent (formerly YouTube for Agents)
  • Karin's Book: Do It Scared: How to market your business and conquer your fear of video…even though it scares the crap out of you.In Conclusion:

Karin Carr's journey from realtor to YouTube sensation exemplifies the power of leveraging YouTube as a core marketing strategy in the coaching industry. Her experiences shed light on overcoming scarcity mindset and embracing delegation, which have been instrumental in her business growth. As coaches, we can learn valuable lessons from Karin about finding our own marketing strategies, delegating tasks, and transitioning to a CEO mindset. By implementing these strategies, we can effectively scale our online coaching businesses and achieve greater success in our coaching endeavors.

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welcome to the millionaire maker podcast, where we unlock the secrets to building

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a successful online coaching business.

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I'm your host, Lindsay Anderson.

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And today we have a special episode tailored specifically for coaches

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like you, who are ready to take their business to new Heights.

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So run don't walk, I'll see you over at the millionaire maker.

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show.com/insiders.

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So let me.

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Tell you a little bit about the episode we have coming up today.

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I had the privilege of speaking with a client of mine, Ms.

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Karen Carr.

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Now Karen Carr found my book called the click technique out on Amazon.

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Seven or eight years ago, she reached out to me because she.

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Was wondering how to take all of the strategies that she was seeing out

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there in the market place and having limited success, because she was trying

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all different kinds of strategies

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Reached out to me for guidance on how to Scale her business.

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Now Karen Carr is an accomplished entrepreneur who has harnessed

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the power of YouTube.

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And teaches other realtors how to do the exact same Karen's journey from

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real estate agent to YouTube sensation is truly inspiring and she's here

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to share her valuable insights and strategies . With us here on the podcast.

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In this episode, you'll discover how to optimize your YouTube

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presence to position yourself as an expert in your coaching niche.

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But wait a second here.

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Karen and I cover a ton in this episode.

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Karen also shares with me.

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Her secrets to overcoming per scarcity mindset and building

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a team that will allow you to actually step into your role as CEO.

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And this is vitally important.

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If you don't see yourself as a CEO, others will not see that in you either.

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So if you're up for this powerful interview and you're ready to be

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inspired up at to what Heights you can really take your coaching business

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and what the possibilities are for you and how Karen carved out her

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very own niche right here, helping realtors grow their YouTube channels.

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And.

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Reach.

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The right prospects.

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Sit back and relax and get ready to learn from one of the

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brightest minds in the industry.

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As we embark on this transformative conversation with my client.

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Ms.

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Karen car.

Lindsey Anderson:

I cannot wait to introduce you to my next guest, a client,

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and an amazing powerhouse of a woman, Ms.

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Karen Carr.

Lindsey Anderson:

Karen, thank you so much for coming on the Millionaire Maker Podcast

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today.

Karin Carr:

Oh, thank you for having me, Lindsay.

Karin Carr:

I'm very excited about it.

Karin Carr:

Yes.

Lindsey Anderson:

So let's set the scene.

Lindsey Anderson:

Karen,

Karin Carr:

what do you do?

Karin Carr:

I help entrepreneurs make money by using YouTube as the core strategy

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for promoting their businesses.

Karin Carr:

Okay.

Lindsey Anderson:

how do you make money?

Lindsey Anderson:

How do you teach that?

Karin Carr:

I.

Karin Carr:

I started in real estate, so it's a crazy roundabout way that I got here.

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But I was a real estate agent.

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I had recently moved.

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I started a YouTube channel thinking it would be a way for me to get

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my name out there and to just let people know that I was here.

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I had been very successful where I used to live, but now I lived all the way across

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the country and no one had ever heard of me before, and it started to work.

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So I started getting clients.

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Within six months, I was getting almost all of my business

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from YouTube within a year.

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I was turning business away because I was so busy I couldn't do it all myself,

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and I had to form a team and hire people.

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But then I started getting calls from real estate agents going,

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yo, what's this deal with YouTube?

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I've been watching you.

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Is this working?

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And I would say, oh my gosh, it's working like crazy.

Karin Carr:

Yes, it totally is.

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And I would spend so much time on the phone with these people trying

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to convince them and they were asking me to teach them, but I couldn't do

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one-on-one clients cuz I just didn't have the bandwidth to be able to do it.

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So I created a group coaching program simply so that they would stop calling me.

Karin Carr:

Quite honestly, it was like I was getting so many phone calls from

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people saying, teach me what to do.

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I said, I just created this course.

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Go buy it and watch it and you'll learn everything that I know.

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And.

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It was very inexpensive.

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And you remember how much I charged back then cuz you yelled at me a lot about

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raising my prices and I was so afraid.

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it started at 2 97.

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the week that I launched it, it was 50% off.

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So the founding members got it for $149 and I think I had 40 people

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enroll that first two week period.

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And then I went to the full price, which was 2 97.

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And when I first met you, you were like, Girl, that is way too little.

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But I still had this whole like, I'm afraid people won't buy it.

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It'll be too expensive, la.

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All of the mental drama.

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So I did that for many years and.

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I gradually increase the price of the course over time.

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And now at this point, we've had over 3000 people I think go through the program.

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It's currently priced at $2,200.

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People take the program and if they actually implement what I teach

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them, They have amazing results and I just love, love, love it.

Lindsey Anderson:

I have one question for you on YouTube.

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So we've all had our problems with Facebook and I know you have two, Karen.

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We won't bring a lot of those up on this podcast.

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But my question is, are you finding that you have the same community building

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situation over on YouTube as you would on like a standard social media platform

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like Facebook or LinkedIn or Instagram?

Karin Carr:

I find that there are three different types of content you can put

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onto YouTube that will have different.

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Strategies so I can make videos where they're kind of educational how to.

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I'm trying to get that video in front of as many people as possible.

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I can make videos that are specifically for my community, so I'm kind of

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assuming they already know who I am, and then we are having like, You know,

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a group chat, and then they're the ones that are flat out sales messages.

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So I, I think that the best tactic is to do all three.

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Do all okay.

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On the same channel.

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On the same channel.

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So sometimes I'll make a video where I am clearly trying to get more.

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Brand new eyeballs on that YouTube channel.

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They've never heard of me before.

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They don't know who I am.

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They've done a search.

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My video shows up in the search results.

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Hopefully they click on it and then if they watch it and they like the

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content, they like my personality, maybe they'll hit the subscribe button.

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And then after I make a few of those, now I might make one that's

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specifically for my community.

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And if you've know anything about that book, primal Branding, I

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love it because they talk about having like secret words that only

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people in the community would know.

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And having like little branding elements that are like, everybody

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who's part of the community feels like they're in on the Secret and

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they get it, but the new people don't.

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And then you've got the ones that are like, Buy my product, come to my

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website and download something for free.

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I usually don't ever say just Hey, buy my stuff, but I usually drive them to

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a landing page to opt in to get a lead magnet or join a free challenge that I'm

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doing, join a free workshop, come to this webinar that I'm giving, like I try to

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get them to opt into something that's a pretty soft sell first before I go for

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the jugular and say, buy my program.

Lindsey Anderson:

how often do you recommend posting on YouTube

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to actually like, make some magic

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happen?

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Karen, tell me.

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I really think once a week is still the gold stick.

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It's not that much.

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You can do less, like there are YouTubers who post one video a week, or sorry

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a month, but that one video is like a Hollywood award-winning production.

Karin Carr:

that's not my.

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My desire, it's not my skillset.

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I don't thi, I'm not a full-time YouTuber.

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This is what I'm doing as a business asset to bring more people to my services.

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I don't need the video to be a Hollywood award-winning production.

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So I do once a week.

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You can do more frequently than that if you can, but what I've seen over

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and over again from the people in my community is that they start.

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Like gangbusters and then they promptly fall off the wagon.

Karin Carr:

It's just like everybody wants to lose weight.

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It's the beginning of January, our new lose, our New Year's

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resolution, let's lose weight.

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We all go to the gym for three weeks and by February there's nobody there anymore.

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So rather than do that and basically set yourself up for failure, I

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decided from the very beginning, I'm just gonna do one a week.

Lindsey Anderson:

a big piece of advice that I give people is you have

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to figure out this marketing thing for yourself first, the content to

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see what your audience likes, to see what works before you can hand

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that off to any VA or any team.

Lindsey Anderson:

Would you concur with that or what's your take on that statement?

Karin Carr:

Yeah, I agree.

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you have to know exactly who you are trying to target with this

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channel and then make content that is speaking directly to that person.

Karin Carr:

So when I created my, used to be called YouTube for agents, it's been

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rebranded, it's called Video Boss Agent.

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When I created this program, I knew exactly who I was targeting.

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I was targeting.

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The established real estate agent who's been doing this for at least

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five or 10 years, they are good at what they do, but they are realizing that

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they need to start doing more video.

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And they're probably afraid to do it because we're all afraid

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that we're gonna be judged.

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And none of us are spring chickens anymore and we've got gray hair and wrinkles and

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we gained 20 pounds and all of the things.

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And people are like, I don't wanna do video because I don't, I don't want.

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People to troll me in the comments and say mean things, but they know

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that video is the way of the future and they really have to do it.

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Or in the real estate community, they're gonna go extinct.

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And I like, I knew exactly who my ideal person was for this program.

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So when I make videos for that channel, I am specifically talking to that person.

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And as a result, that is the vast majority of people that are in that program.

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Yes, there are some newly licensed young people and yes, there are some.

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People who are way older than that, but like the vast majority of people

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fit that profile because when they watch the videos they think, oh my

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gosh, you're talking directly to me.

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You're saying what is in my head.

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So as long as you know all of that from the very beginning, if you wanna hire

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an editor or you wanna outsource the thumbnail creation, that's cool, but

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you can't really say, I'm gonna start this whole channel and I just want

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someone else to do everything for me.

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Like you have to figure that stuff out first before you

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can start delegating a lot.

Lindsey Anderson:

Okay, let's get back to you.

Lindsey Anderson:

You're a realtor, and now you're an amazing online business owner.

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What does life look like

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now?

Karin Carr:

Oh man, it's amazing.

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For the longest time, I wanted to do everything myself.

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I was afraid to hire anybody.

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I was afraid that all of the success I was having was a fluke and it

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was going to go away, and that if I committed to hiring anybody, I.

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Suddenly I wouldn't be able to pay them.

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And, all of the scarcity mindset and, being afraid.

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Being afraid to really do anything.

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I remember when I first started running Facebook ads to promote my program,

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I think I was spending like $5 a day and then eventually I went up to $20 a

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day and that scared the crap outta me.

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And then I, the last launch I did, we were spent like, $50,000 on ads.

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So where I started was just this whole scarcity mindset, and that really

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kept me small for a very long time.

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And finally, I sucked it up and I hired a virtual assistant in the Philippines

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who is still with me to this day.

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So she's been with me for about five years now, and it really took her

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saying, listen, I love you, but every time you go in and build a landing

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page, you break 10 other things.

Karin Carr:

Will you please just get out?

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Let me do my job.

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Delegate to me.

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And stop it.

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Like just back off.

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Let me do, wow, the job that you hired me to do.

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And it was really freeing.

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It was to say, okay, this is your project.

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I'm giving it to you.

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I'm not gonna micromanage you.

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I'm gonna let you do it.

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And then, It worked and then be like, oh my gosh, what else could I give her?

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She could manage my c r m.

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Oh my gosh, it worked.

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What else could I give her?

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And then it was to the point where, okay, I'm gonna overwork this poor

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woman, so you have to hire another person and then another person.

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And so we've built out this team now where it's just amazing.

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And I feel like I'm really learning how to be the c e o of

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this business for the first time.

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Because I was a solopreneur for so long, and now I'm learning, like I have

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to have staff meetings and I had to form a corporation and I have to have

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weekly meetings where we give people assignments and we hold them accountable

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and I have to manage people and I have to hire people and fire people and oh

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my gosh, The drama of having to let somebody go, I didn't want to because

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I didn't want them to be mad at me and I didn't want to hurt their feelings,

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and I'm really having to become a whole new grownup version of myself because

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the business grew so fast, so easily.

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It was almost like I, as a person have to like, try to catch up now

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to how fast the business grew, but I'm getting there and it is pretty

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awesome and it's very exciting.

Lindsey Anderson:

if you could just like tip that one domino, which you

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mentioned you did, do you have a piece of advice for people who are stuck

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there?

Karin Carr:

Oh, I wish I would've started so much earlier.

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So as soon as you can even fathom hiring someone to help you, even if it's just a

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virtual assistant for five hours a week.

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Yeah.

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Surely you can come up with.

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Whatever, they're 50 bucks, whatever they're gonna charge you per hour.

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But like you can get a VA for $10 an hour.

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So let's say it was $50 a week.

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Surely you can find $50 a week for something that is going to

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dramatically help your business.

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Because I always talk about video editing since I'm like the YouTube queen.

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Is that.

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how much did you make last year?

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So let's say that you made a hundred thousand dollars last

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year and we figure out your hourly rate is like 50 bucks an hour.

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Would you pay a virtual assistant $50 an hour to edit this video?

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Probably not.

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But if you do it yourself, that's what you're doing.

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You're paying yourself $50 an hour to edit this video.

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I can find someone to do it for $10 an hour and then get all that

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time back, and now I can use that.

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In a much more strategic way to do things that will grow the business, that will

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bring in more money for the business.

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So I'm always trying to.

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Coach myself on this, that whenever I get that, Ooh, I'm afraid to hire somebody.

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I don't wanna pay them that much.

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That scarcity mindset.

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If I hire an executive assistant for $40,000 a year, is she going

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to help me make $40,000 a year?

Karin Carr:

Yeah, absolutely.

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She better.

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She's gonna save me so much time that I will make that

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probably two or three times over.

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So now, I was able to pay her and it essentially, it was free, right?

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And then all of the additional revenue that comes in is gravy.

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So I always try to look at, if I hire somebody, will they make me at least

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two or three x what I am paying them?

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And if the answer is yes, then just stop thinking about it and do it.

Karin Carr:

And you wish you would've got started earlier?

Karin Carr:

Yeah.

Lindsey Anderson:

Okay.

Lindsey Anderson:

You said a couple of things that I wanna follow back on, which is,

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you said this, you said I was Cheap skate for not spending money on ads.

Lindsey Anderson:

I believe that is a direct Karen car

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quote.

Karin Carr:

Okay.

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Yes.

Lindsey Anderson:

what's your take on that?

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the short story is that I got deleted off of Facebook so I

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can no longer run ads on Facebook and in this Instagram, but prior

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to that moment, I think my biggest.

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Ad spend was about $60,000.

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My last launch, we only advertised on YouTube W.

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So it was a new strategy, but I actually was really happy with

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it because it feels like I'm advertising a program using YouTube.

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I should be advertising it on YouTube.

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And the ad spend was much less, but it was because we were figuring it out.

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And when I say less, it was still like 20 or $30,000.

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It sounds like a lot of money, but I'm a really huge believer

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in knowing your numbers.

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So if I spend $10 and I make a hundred, then I know that if I spend

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a thousand, I will make this much.

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I don't do math in my head so that if I spend $20,000, I should make this much.

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So if you know what your numbers and you know what your cost per lead

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is, and you know what your earnings per lead is, and you know all of

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these things, then even though it's really scary to just say, okay, I'm

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gonna spend that much money on ads.

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I know what that ad spend should bring me in the end and every time I

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increase my ad spend, we also increase the launch numbers exponentially.

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So it works.

Karin Carr:

It just, it took a little while for me to be brave enough to spend that much money.

Lindsey Anderson:

We have to say this, Karen.

Lindsey Anderson:

Okay.

Lindsey Anderson:

Nobody knows why Karen got kicked off of Facebook.

Lindsey Anderson:

Okay.

Lindsey Anderson:

She doesn't, no idea.

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Like she wasn't, it's like she didn't break some rule or something.

Lindsey Anderson:

So I have

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no

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idea.

Lindsey Anderson:

That's the risk, right?

Lindsey Anderson:

That's the risk of really being heavily reliant on all

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these social media platforms.

Lindsey Anderson:

So what do you say to that?

Karin Carr:

So that's why I love, that's why I love YouTube,

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because YouTube can absolutely censor just like everybody else.

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But when you are making YouTube videos, you can leave links

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to any of your landing pages.

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You can say, subscribe to my newsletter.

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You can say Optin, to get this free thing.

Karin Carr:

So I am always trying to drive them off of the platform to get them into my database.

Karin Carr:

So I've got a CRM with about 28,000 people in it.

Karin Carr:

And if YouTube were to delete me, please God, don't let that happen.

Karin Carr:

But if that were to happen, I can contact them cuz I have their email

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addresses, I have their phone numbers.

Karin Carr:

But when I lost my Facebook group that had 25,000 people in it, I was hosed

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because I had no way to tell them that I was no longer on the platform

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had they not been in my database.

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Thank goodness they were, I was able to say, Hey, guess what?

Karin Carr:

This is what happened.

Karin Carr:

So you're in my Facebook group, but I'm not, and I can't get in and

Karin Carr:

I can't access my business pages.

Karin Carr:

I can't do anything, like my personal profile is gone.

Karin Carr:

The page where you go to log in is just no longer there for me.

Karin Carr:

if I had not had a way to contact those people, That would've been really tragic.

Karin Carr:

So I see so many people that say, I post three times a day on Instagram.

Karin Carr:

I do stories, I do reels, I do posts, I do this, that and the other thing.

Karin Carr:

And they're never trying to get those people off the

Karin Carr:

platform into their database.

Karin Carr:

And that is a huge mistake because if Instagram were to

Karin Carr:

go away, what would you do?

Karin Carr:

Like you would lose all of you have no audience if you don't have

Karin Carr:

a way to outbound contact them.

Karin Carr:

Like you've gotta get them off of the platform and into a database

Karin Carr:

that you yourself control.

Lindsey Anderson:

the other thing is those social media

Lindsey Anderson:

platforms don't care about you.

Lindsey Anderson:

oh no, Karen was spending, we run Karen's ads and she was spending

Lindsey Anderson:

a fair amount on Facebook, and they were like, yeah, too bad.

Lindsey Anderson:

Sorry, you're spending like 10 K a day.

Lindsey Anderson:

Bye.

Lindsey Anderson:

Yeah, they did not care.

Lindsey Anderson:

Like you do not care.

Lindsey Anderson:

You have to own

Karin Carr:

your own stuff.

Karin Carr:

Yeah, I was saying like, what did I do?

Karin Carr:

Because when I went to log in that first day, It said, we need you

Karin Carr:

to upload a copy of your driver's license so we can verify who you are.

Karin Carr:

And I was like, oh my goodness, have I been hacked?

Karin Carr:

And then the next message said, we have received your dispute.

Karin Carr:

We will review it.

Karin Carr:

And if you did not do anything wrong, we'll let you back in.

Karin Carr:

I was like, what are you talking about?

Karin Carr:

I didn't file a dispute.

Karin Carr:

I still to this day have absolutely no idea what happened.

Karin Carr:

But more scary than that was there was.

Karin Carr:

Nobody to call, like they do not have customer service by phone.

Karin Carr:

Every single email address that I tried, it bounced.

Karin Carr:

I had no way to contact anybody.

Karin Carr:

When I called Facebook, you get an automated message that

Karin Carr:

says, log in and start a chat.

Karin Carr:

I can't log in so I can't start a chat.

Karin Carr:

Like they did not care that I had this huge audience, that I had a huge

Karin Carr:

following, that I had groups with thousands and thousands of people, or

Karin Carr:

that I was paying them a heck of a lot of money to use their advertising platform.

Karin Carr:

They did not care.

Karin Carr:

Do not care.

Lindsey Anderson:

No.

Lindsey Anderson:

So big takeaway, build your email list.

Karin Carr:

Yes.

Karin Carr:

Even in 2023.

Karin Carr:

A hundred percent.

Karin Carr:

If you own

Lindsey Anderson:

your, the, your audience, that's your owning of your

Karin Carr:

audience.

Karin Carr:

Yep.

Karin Carr:

And your email list can be a great source of revenue for you.

Karin Carr:

I know people think that email is dead, but listen, if they not on this

Karin Carr:

show, they better not on this show.

Karin Carr:

If they opt it in, it was because you had something that they wanted.

Karin Carr:

And if you're emailing them, With good information.

Karin Carr:

You're not just trying to sell to them.

Karin Carr:

Every single time you press the send button, then they, like you and I will

Karin Carr:

send emails to the people in my database.

Karin Carr:

And usually ask for a response, and my customer service team is oh my gosh,

Karin Carr:

like we got 75 responses yesterday.

Karin Carr:

We're overwhelmed.

Karin Carr:

So I know that they're opening it and they're reading it because we can see our

Karin Carr:

analytics and we know how well it's going.

Karin Carr:

So over the last week of December, I said, let's run a flash sale.

Karin Carr:

Let's just try to do like our last hurrah of 2022 and see

Karin Carr:

how many sales we can make.

Karin Carr:

And all I didn't run any ads.

Karin Carr:

All I did was email my list and it said, Hey.

Karin Carr:

If you enroll by midnight on New Year's Eve, I've got this extra thing for you.

Karin Carr:

It's normally a $200 value.

Karin Carr:

You're gonna get it for free when you enroll in the program, and

Karin Carr:

we made $30,000 just by emailing our list with $0 in ad spend.

Karin Carr:

So when you've got that email list and they like you, and they are receiving

Karin Carr:

your emails, and they're opening your emails because what you're sending

Karin Carr:

them is good content, it is a gold mine and it does not require any money.

Lindsey Anderson:

Okay, so your YouTube for agents course is only video.

Lindsey Anderson:

It doesn't require any of your

Karin Carr:

time.

Karin Carr:

Is that correct?

Karin Carr:

not quite.

Karin Carr:

So it was originally a digital course and then people had lots

Karin Carr:

of questions and they wanted more, one-on-one interaction with me.

Karin Carr:

So it is a digital course that they can watch 24 7, at any time.

Karin Carr:

But then we also do live calls a couple times a month.

Karin Carr:

So I did one yesterday, which is like a live, ask me anything.

Karin Carr:

We just answer as many questions as we can in the hour, and then I'll do

Karin Carr:

another one later where it is more like mindset coaching for the people that are

Karin Carr:

like, ah, I can't get outta my own way.

Karin Carr:

I wanna make a video.

Karin Carr:

I just, Haven't been able to do it yet.

Karin Carr:

We try to get to the root of what is the issue?

Karin Carr:

What is stopping you and how can I help you?

Karin Carr:

How can I support you so that you can get better?

Karin Carr:

and then we have this private community.

Karin Carr:

We had to relocate it from Facebook to a new platform that is not on social media.

Karin Carr:

But they can ask questions.

Karin Carr:

They can say, here's my thumbnail.

Karin Carr:

Would you give me feedback?

Karin Carr:

And it's not just me and my team in there, but it's all

Karin Carr:

of the other students as well.

Karin Carr:

So it's a really nice, interactive community where we're trying to

Karin Carr:

help each other and give each other feedback and help everyone be better.

Karin Carr:

But yeah, it really, it requires I don't know, five hours a month of

Karin Carr:

my time to service that community.

Karin Carr:

It's really not all that much time anymore.

Lindsey Anderson:

so you sell that on Evergreen with YouTube ads, meaning

Lindsey Anderson:

people are joining all the time, but then you also launch, do a big launch

Lindsey Anderson:

like two or three times a year Yeah.

Lindsey Anderson:

For the, for that course.

Lindsey Anderson:

And that's like your foundational revenue is that.

Lindsey Anderson:

Fair to say.

Karin Carr:

Yeah, I know.

Karin Carr:

I know a lot of people do not like the live launch model, but I love it.

Karin Carr:

I love the live.

Karin Carr:

Yeah, I do too.

Karin Carr:

So many people are like, I never wanna do it again.

Karin Carr:

I just wanna put the whole thing on Evergreen and be done with it.

Karin Carr:

But I really like it.

Karin Carr:

I get so energized seeing like I.

Karin Carr:

You got 700 people on a live stream with you and they're talking in the

Karin Carr:

chat and you're going back and forth and I'm just on a high when that

Karin Carr:

live stream ends and I'm like buzzing with energy for the next three hours.

Karin Carr:

I love it.

Karin Carr:

Is it a lot of work?

Karin Carr:

Yes.

Karin Carr:

Does it take a lot of energy to go live every day for five days?

Karin Carr:

Yes.

Karin Carr:

That's why we only do it twice a year.

Karin Carr:

Not I'm doing it that way.

Karin Carr:

That's why we do it twice a year.

Karin Carr:

It's not like I'm doing it once a week.

Karin Carr:

It's great.

Karin Carr:

I love it.

Karin Carr:

Okay, so that's

Lindsey Anderson:

your foundation.

Lindsey Anderson:

Do you do private clients?

Lindsey Anderson:

Do you get paid for speaking?

Lindsey Anderson:

What else are you doing?

Lindsey Anderson:

inspire us on what our coaching Whoa, businesses can be.

Lindsey Anderson:

Yeah.

Karin Carr:

I never started with private clients.

Karin Carr:

I added it during covid because I.

Karin Carr:

It was, again, it was a scarcity mindset on my part.

Karin Carr:

I was afraid, oh gosh, it's April, 2020, my business is gonna tank.

Karin Carr:

I will never sell another thing, I'll never make another dollar.

Karin Carr:

I'll start offering like one-on-one coaching so I have more revenue coming in.

Karin Carr:

And after I did that for a few months, I realized A, you absolutely

Karin Carr:

cannot scale that business model.

Karin Carr:

And B, I was spending so much time answering really.

Karin Carr:

Elementary questions that it was not fulfilling to me.

Karin Carr:

It was like, how do I start my YouTube channel?

Karin Carr:

How do I change the name of my channel?

Karin Carr:

It was like YouTube 1 0 1, which was fun for a month, and then after that

Karin Carr:

it was like, no, I wanna be talking about the strategy and like much higher

Karin Carr:

level stuff than the very basics.

Karin Carr:

So I cut that back out.

Karin Carr:

I don't do any private coaching.

Karin Carr:

We do the group coaching because, That's how I can scale it, because I don't

Karin Carr:

wanna work eight hours a day anymore.

Karin Carr:

Like I'm in my fifties now, I'm over it.

Karin Carr:

I work from eight 30 to three 30 and that's it.

Karin Carr:

I work 35 hours a week.

Karin Carr:

If I don't take a lunch break, if I take a lunch break, it's

Karin Carr:

usually more like 30 hours a week.

Karin Carr:

And that's how I want it because I still have children living at home

Karin Carr:

and I still wanna be able to travel and do things, and I just don't wanna

Karin Carr:

work myself into an early grave.

Karin Carr:

So only group coaching at this point.

Karin Carr:

I do get paid to speak.

Karin Carr:

It's very exciting.

Karin Carr:

I'm a, like a, an authority in the real estate industry when it comes to YouTube.

Karin Carr:

I just spoke at the National Association of Realtors Conference in November.

Karin Carr:

Oh.

Karin Carr:

I've spoken at the, Florida Association, the North Carolina Association.

Karin Carr:

I've spoken at like Keller Williams and Remax conventions, like

Karin Carr:

all these big name brokerages.

Karin Carr:

I've spoken at a lot of little tiny brokerages.

Karin Carr:

I've been on podcasts, I've.

Karin Carr:

Been on live streams, like I get to get in front of my ideal client and talk about

Karin Carr:

the strategy and they love it because I'm not selling, I'm just teaching them.

Karin Carr:

I'm just sharing with them like this is everything that I did

Karin Carr:

that has worked so well for me.

Karin Carr:

You should do it too.

Karin Carr:

Trust me.

Karin Carr:

It's gonna be awesome.

Karin Carr:

I wrote a book, the book is an Amazon bestseller.

Karin Carr:

It's sold, gosh, I think 17,000 copies at this point.

Karin Carr:

n a r sells it on their website.

Karin Carr:

And so if I say, wow, I know it's really great.

Karin Carr:

that's cool.

Karin Carr:

It's so great.

Karin Carr:

I never.

Karin Carr:

It far surpassed any little tiny expectations I ever would've had.

Karin Carr:

But then people get the $99 Kindle book, right?

Karin Carr:

And they read it, and then they join my free group, and then they

Karin Carr:

come to my free challenge, and then they eventually buy my program.

Karin Carr:

So by the time they buy, they, I've been nurturing them for a very long

Karin Carr:

time, and they definitely feel like they know me and they feel like I've

Karin Carr:

given them so much information for free.

Karin Carr:

How much more would they learn if they actually joined the paid program?

Karin Carr:

And so yeah, I'm, it's, I was counting up like all of my passive income streams

Karin Carr:

these days, just because I was curious.

Karin Carr:

So I've got the royalties from the book sales.

Karin Carr:

I have affiliate sales.

Karin Carr:

So if I say, Hey, you should buy two, buddy.

Karin Carr:

I have an affiliate link.

Karin Carr:

Here it is.

Karin Carr:

I have, I haven't done any brand deals on like paid sponsorships

Karin Carr:

yet, but that's next on my horizon.

Karin Carr:

I get paid to speak.

Karin Carr:

I make ad revenue from my YouTube channel.

Karin Carr:

So once you have a thousand subscribers on YouTube and you are in the YouTube

Karin Carr:

partner program, every time an ad runs on your video and somebody watches it,

Karin Carr:

you get paid a small percentage of that.

Karin Carr:

So I get.

Karin Carr:

Add revenue from that, I started buying investment properties.

Karin Carr:

So we bought a couple of fixer uppers, we fixed 'em all up.

Karin Carr:

We put tenants in there, and now we make far more money in rent

Karin Carr:

than the mortgage payment is.

Karin Carr:

So that difference is called cash flow, and it cash flows every single month.

Karin Carr:

So I have somebody living in this property for 12 months at a time,

Karin Carr:

and I don't do anything except just.

Karin Carr:

Collect the rent, so that's pretty awesome.

Karin Carr:

And then there are all the different programs that I have for sale on

Karin Carr:

my website and occasionally do collaborations with other people.

Karin Carr:

It's really fun.

Lindsey Anderson:

Now I know.

Lindsey Anderson:

You said you work 35 hours a week, you got five hours a month on group coaching.

Lindsey Anderson:

You said five hours a week, making content.

Lindsey Anderson:

In general, are you just loving those 35 hours, what you're

Lindsey Anderson:

showing up to do, or how do

Karin Carr:

you feel about your days?

Karin Carr:

I just hired an executive assistant because the banin of my

Karin Carr:

existence, the albatross around my neck is answering email.

Karin Carr:

Good lord.

Karin Carr:

I hate it so much.

Karin Carr:

And I get so much email.

Karin Carr:

And I have four different email addresses.

Karin Carr:

So I go to my inbox and there's 75 unread messages, and the vast majority of it is

Karin Carr:

spam, but you still have to go through it in order to get to the good stuff.

Karin Carr:

And that part I did not like.

Karin Carr:

I do not like doing all of that, like drudgery, admin stuff.

Karin Carr:

So I just hired somebody who started January 1st and I

Karin Carr:

am training her right now.

Karin Carr:

She is going to take over all of my calendaring and all of my email so

Karin Carr:

that she'll just at the end of the day say there's three messages I need you

Karin Carr:

to tell me how to respond to, or you need to respond to these yourself, but

Karin Carr:

she'll take care of everything else.

Karin Carr:

When people say, Hey, will you come speak at my event?

Karin Carr:

She is the one that's awesome.

Karin Carr:

What is your budget?

Karin Carr:

And when they say, oh, we don't have a budget for speakers,

Karin Carr:

she says, oh, I'm so sorry.

Karin Carr:

We're not doing free.

Karin Carr:

Event speaking anymore, if anything changes, you let us know because I

Karin Carr:

was getting tons and tons of requests for people to have me either come in

Karin Carr:

person or do it over Zoom and teach a class for an hour and they'd have

Karin Carr:

seven people show up to this class.

Karin Carr:

So it was just not a good use of my time and it was not turning into.

Karin Carr:

Into clients for me, paid coaching students.

Karin Carr:

So I had to say, Nope, this is how much I charge for speaking engagement.

Karin Carr:

Now if you have a budget, awesome, let's talk.

Karin Carr:

I would love to do it for you, but if you don't have a budget,

Karin Carr:

do you wanna find sponsors for it?

Karin Carr:

And if you don't, then okay, maybe next year you can come back and

Karin Carr:

tell me if you have a budget now.

Karin Carr:

Yeah.

Karin Carr:

So it's nice to have a gatekeeper who can do all that stuff

Karin Carr:

for me so that I can sit.

Karin Carr:

I'm writing my second book right now.

Karin Carr:

And so on.

Karin Carr:

Like on my calendar, I have two hours a day, time blocked.

Karin Carr:

I wrote the whole thing.

Karin Carr:

I gave it to the editor.

Karin Carr:

The editor ca sent it back to me with a big red pen marking up the

Karin Carr:

whole thing of, in this section it needs to be twice as long.

Karin Carr:

Tell more stories, go into more detail about this.

Karin Carr:

You're telling the story about how it was a total success.

Karin Carr:

Now tell me a story about when you crashed and burned.

Karin Carr:

And two hours a day I just sit down and I write, I work on the book and I try to.

Karin Carr:

Do everything that the editor is asking me to do.

Karin Carr:

I will record videos.

Karin Carr:

I'm doing a lot of content creation.

Karin Carr:

That stuff I love because I am a right-brained creative type person.

Karin Carr:

That admin stuff is just painstakingly slow for me and

Karin Carr:

it's not a good use of my time.

Karin Carr:

I'm the CEO of the company.

Karin Carr:

I should not be answering email.

Karin Carr:

So it's been really challenging for me to learn that.

Karin Carr:

I should outsource the things that are not in my wheelhouse, that it's

Karin Carr:

just not a good use of my time to do.

Karin Carr:

But then once I do and it starts to work, it's just like that.

Karin Carr:

Wow.

Karin Carr:

I should have had a V8 moment of like, why did I not do this so much earlier?

Karin Carr:

Guys, Karen has a pretty

Lindsey Anderson:

clear message here.

Lindsey Anderson:

take the leap.

Lindsey Anderson:

Trust yourself, trust your skillset, and do the scary thing so you can get to

Karin Carr:

the next level.

Karin Carr:

I'm so glad you said that cuz the working title of this book is called Do It Scared.

Karin Carr:

Okay.

Karin Carr:

Well there

Lindsey Anderson:

you go.

Lindsey Anderson:

That was a great segue.

Lindsey Anderson:

You're never gonna not be scared.

Lindsey Anderson:

You're not gonna wake up one morning and it's gonna Oh yeah.

Lindsey Anderson:

I feel like hiring a VA right now, only

Karin Carr:

gonna get worse.

Karin Carr:

Yeah.

Karin Carr:

Okay.

Karin Carr:

But it's so great to just take the leap, do it, and then if you

Karin Carr:

commit to it, like I am gonna make this partnership a success.

Karin Carr:

So if I'm hiring her for five hours a week, I'm going to give her a.

Karin Carr:

Stuff to do.

Karin Carr:

So she's not around, just sitting around twiddling her thumbs and then you're

Karin Carr:

like, I'm just wasting all this money.

Karin Carr:

Yeah, cuz you didn't give her anything to do.

Karin Carr:

Whose fault is that?

Karin Carr:

It's not her fault, it's your fault.

Karin Carr:

And it's been a tough lesson to learn, but the more I am like

Karin Carr:

embracing this, I've had to like look, change my whole self image.

Karin Carr:

Right?

Karin Carr:

My self-image for such a long time was I am a real estate agent, and

Karin Carr:

now my self-image is I am a coach.

Karin Carr:

I am the c e o of a million dollar company.

Karin Carr:

I need to stop doing these $10 an hour tasks.

Lindsey Anderson:

Before I get to our last question, just tell us just

Lindsey Anderson:

let's put a period at the end of the sentence and tell us the name

Lindsey Anderson:

of your book one more time, just

Karin Carr:

so everyone understands.

Karin Carr:

It's not out yet, but it's going to be called Do It Scared, the Entrepreneur's

Karin Carr:

Guide to Doing things that scare the crap out of you, or something like that.

Karin Carr:

That's gonna be probably the subtitle.

Karin Carr:

the other book that I have currently on Amazon is called

Karin Carr:

YouTube for Real Estate Agents.

Lindsey Anderson:

Karen, Do you mind sharing, you watching The

Lindsey Anderson:

Secret and what happened there?

Lindsey Anderson:

Do you mind sharing

Karin Carr:

that story?

Karin Carr:

Oh yeah.

Karin Carr:

So I watched The Secret, gosh, I think it was 2006, and I

Karin Carr:

was brand new in real estate.

Karin Carr:

I had just gotten licensed the year before and I had only sold a

Karin Carr:

couple of houses and my manager.

Karin Carr:

Said, Hey everybody, you guys should watch The Secret.

Karin Carr:

And I was like, this is so lame.

Karin Carr:

Are you kidding me?

Karin Carr:

I'm just gonna sit around and think about all the money I'm gonna

Karin Carr:

make and it's just gonna work.

Karin Carr:

But I wanted to humor him cuz he was my boss.

Karin Carr:

So I watched it and at the end I thought, what have I got to lose?

Karin Carr:

I've literally made $10,000 in last year.

Karin Carr:

What could it possibly hurt?

Karin Carr:

So it's so funny that we're on video cause I still have it right here.

Karin Carr:

I took this dollar bill.

Karin Carr:

I took a black Sharpie and I wrote $200,000 in the four corners, and

Karin Carr:

I stuck it to my bathroom mirror.

Karin Carr:

So every morning when I was getting dressed, I would see this bill, and every

Karin Carr:

night when I was getting ready to go to bed, I would see this thing and I would

Karin Carr:

just visualize myself having $200,000.

Karin Carr:

I'll try to make this as brief as I can.

Karin Carr:

So at that was when the market completely crashed.

Karin Carr:

We had a big recession.

Karin Carr:

I suddenly had this.

Karin Carr:

Idea in the shower one morning, like you should start listing

Karin Carr:

bank foreclosed properties.

Karin Carr:

Cuz if the bank forecloses on the house now they own it, they're

Karin Carr:

gonna turn around and sell it.

Karin Carr:

They're gonna use a real estate agent in town to sell it.

Karin Carr:

So in 2000 and.

Karin Carr:

Six, I think I had sold like two houses or whatever it was.

Karin Carr:

So then I started getting these Rio listings in 2007.

Karin Carr:

By 2008, I sold 75 houses.

Karin Carr:

I made about $300,000, slightly under 300.

Karin Carr:

So I didn't make 200, I made slightly under 300.

Karin Carr:

So I was like, that surely that was a fluke, right?

Karin Carr:

So I did it again the next year.

Karin Carr:

I did it again the next year, and then in 2021, I wrote a million dollars in the

Karin Carr:

four corners of this little dollar bill, and guess how much money I made in 2021?

Karin Carr:

I made like 1.1 million in annual revenue so people can say that it's

Karin Carr:

stupid and woowoo and crazy and magic and out there all they want.

Karin Carr:

All I can tell you is that it a hundred percent works if you believe it's going

Karin Carr:

to work and I believe it's going to work.

Karin Carr:

And so like I have really big goals.

Karin Carr:

And it's just amazing that when you set these giant goals and then you achieve

Karin Carr:

them, you blow your own dang mind.

Karin Carr:

And it happens year after year.

Karin Carr:

when I had my first $50,000 launch, when I had my first a hundred

Karin Carr:

thousand dollars launch and when I had my first $300,000 launch when

Karin Carr:

I had, these crazy annual sales goals, like I just really believe on.

Karin Carr:

Personal development, setting these big goals, becoming the person you

Karin Carr:

need to be, who can achieve those goals, like the way that you're acting.

Karin Carr:

If you have a $30,000 business and you're afraid to hire somebody, you're never

Karin Carr:

gonna make a million dollars because you're not being the c e o of a million

Karin Carr:

dollar company when you're afraid to hire somebody and you won't spend more

Karin Carr:

than $10 a day on ads, and I had to.

Karin Carr:

Become this new version of myself in order to hit that goal.

Karin Carr:

But you do.

Karin Carr:

It's like you, you start learning that you can do hard things.

Karin Carr:

You can take risks if you fail.

Karin Carr:

It doesn't mean that you are a failure.

Karin Carr:

It just means you tried something and it didn't work.

Karin Carr:

So now you're gonna try something else.

Karin Carr:

You'll fall down and pick yourself up 150 times.

Karin Carr:

And as long as you don't give up, you're gonna eventually succeed.

Karin Carr:

And.

Karin Carr:

I've just learned that ever since that first secret movie, it's

Karin Carr:

like mindset is so underrated.

Karin Carr:

I feel like 90% of what I actually do in my business is less than

Karin Carr:

the 10% I spend on mindset.

Karin Carr:

mindset is everything I should have said.

Karin Carr:

That backwards mindset is 90% and 10% of what you actually do in the business.

Karin Carr:

And is that,

Lindsey Anderson:

when you speak of, I have to embrace this new identity as a

Lindsey Anderson:

C E O I have found, when I embrace that, it supercharges my results I adopt that

Lindsey Anderson:

and believe that about myself first.

Lindsey Anderson:

Then the reality will

Karin Carr:

change accordingly.

Karin Carr:

Agreed.

Karin Carr:

Because you really see in the world what it's just a mirror, right?

Karin Carr:

What in the world Yes.

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Is reflecting back to you who you are.

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So if you're playing small and you're afraid to hire anybody, and you don't

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wanna spend money on ads, and you don't wanna make videos because you don't wanna

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be seen, because then you'll be criticized and people could say mean things in the

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comments, then you're not ever gonna have.

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Have those results that you want because every, everything that you're

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doing that's keeping you so plain small is just gonna be reflected back

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to you in the results that you get.

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But when you start, like I am A C E O, and I like right now what I'm telling myself,

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like I journal every day and I say, I.

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I am making 5 million a year.

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That is like ridiculous to me.

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and it's not happening yet.

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But the more I journal about that and the more I believe it, so I'm like, I make 5

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million a year and one day I'm gonna say that and a hundred percent believe it.

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And my brain's not gonna be like, oh, are you kidding?

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You're so full of it.

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Are seriously, no.

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Like eventually I'm going to believe it.

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That's going to be my subconscious thought and it's gonna happen

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because that's just how this works.

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Karen,

Lindsey Anderson:

it has been a true pleasure stealing some of your time today.

Lindsey Anderson:

Thank you so much.

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I'm gonna turn the time over to you.

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Do you have any parting words?

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And please tell us how to

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find you.

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Oh, okay.

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Awesome.

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my website is karen carr.com.

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My YouTube channel is youtube.com/ Karen Carr.

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Feel free to go any of these videos that I make.

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I'm talking about how you can use video.

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To have people find you, and you don't have to spend money

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on ads if you don't want to.

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Organic works great.

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It's a longer strategy.

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It takes longer, but the quality of leads that I get from my organic

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strategy, they're actually far superior than the people that usually I.

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Pay for it.

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It's like they were out there looking for it, they watched you.

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By the time they opt in, like they're in, they like you, they

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wanna do business with you.

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it's a great strategy.

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So feel free to watch all of those videos.

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I blog on my website.

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I write lots of articles and things like that and, Hopefully you guys will

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check out my book once it's released.

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I don't know when it'll be exactly.

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Probably a couple more months, but eventually it'll be out into the world.

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And if you've ever wanted to do big things and you've been scared, then go

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get a copy of Do It Scared, and hopefully I'll convince you that it's okay.

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You can be scared and you can still do it.

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Anyway.

Lindsey Anderson:

Thank you so much, Karen.

Lindsey Anderson:

I really appreciate you

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being on the show.

Karin Carr:

Oh, thank you for having me.

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It was great to see you again.

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So that wraps up another power packed episode of the millionaire maker podcast.

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I hope that you found Karen and I's conversation.

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Eyeopening and inspiring every time I talk to Karen, I leave so

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inspired about the possibilities.

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There are in the online coaching industry.

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Just as a reminder, Karen and I covered some very important principles when

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it comes to growing your coaching business with ease, you want to

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leverage technology, embrace that CEO mindset and master the art of

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attracting high paying clients.

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Now, before I let you go.

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Don't forget to subscribe to the millionaire maker podcast to access more

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game-changing episodes like this one.

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In fact, if you're finding value in the millionaire maker show,

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please take a moment to leave us a review on apple podcasts.

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Your feedback helps us to reach more coaches like you and keeps us on our toes

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to deliver the very best transformative strategic action-oriented content right

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here on the millionaire maker show.

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Thank you for joining us today.

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Keep pushing the boundaries of your coaching business.

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Embrace innovation and take courageous action.

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Remember the world needs your unique expertise.

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And with the right strategies, you can make a profound impact while creating the

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Welcome to the Millionaire Maker Show. A podcast helping expert coaches consistently fill their coaching programs to create more time, more money, more freedom, and more impact.

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