• BTP200: How to Work Less, Earn More, and Thrive Creatively with Leonie Dawson

  • May 7 2024
  • Length: 43 mins
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BTP200: How to Work Less, Earn More, and Thrive Creatively with Leonie Dawson

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  • Discover how to create the business of your dreams on your own terms. Have you ever dreamed of creating a fulfilling, thriving business - without working your life away?

    If so, you’re going to want to take some tips from the incredible Leonie Dawson, an international best-selling author of the My Brilliant Year workbooks, self-made multi-millionaire, and online business mentor. Leonie shares how to turn neurodiversity into a business superpower, build success in a way that feeds your soul, create a better work-life balance, transform your passion into a sustainable business, and more!

    Here's a glance at the episode

    • 03:00 How Leonie found her creative and entrepreneurial path
    • 06:00 The biggest shifts that helped Leonie build her income to 7 figures
    • 09:00 How to protect your creative essence while running a business
    • 12:00 How to build your dream business without burning out
    • 16:00 The surprising advantages of being neurodivergent in business
    • 22:00 Leonie’s tips for accommodating neurodivergent clients in Tarot and healing work
    • 26:00 How Leonie uses Tarot and oracle cards in her work

    Links mentioned in the episode

    • Leonie's Website
    • Cash Crunch
    • Leonie's Instagram
    • Leonie's Facebook
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