Scaling Success with Vulnerability with Justin Moore
- Scaling Success with Vulnerability with Justin Moore Karl Staib 45:57
Join us for a discussion about the power of vulnerability with Justin Moore of Creator Wizard. One of my favorite parts of this interview is when he shares his struggles with growing a business when his last one fell apart due to COVID-19.
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Highlights from the interview:
1. Justin’s background and Creator Wizard business
Justin shares the story of how his sponsorship Coaching business, Creator Wizard, has grown rapidly over the past couple years, going from a passion project to a full-fledged media and Education company. He discusses the challenges of balancing Growth with maintaining a healthy work-life balance as an entrepreneur.
2. Developing systems and processes
Justin and Karl discuss the importance of developing systems and processes to manage a growing business, including tracking metrics, getting customer feedback, and delegating work to a team. They explore Justin’s efforts to transition from being the sole provider to building a team to scale the business.
3. Embracing vulnerability and transparency
Justin shares how he has tried to be more open and vulnerable about the challenges he faces as an entrepreneur, rather than projecting an image of having everything figured out. They discuss the benefits of this approach in building trust and connection with customers.
4. Feedback loops and customer insights
Justin describes specific tactics he has used to gather customer feedback and insights, such as creating an assessment tool and sharing behind-the-scenes content. They emphasize the value of truly understanding your customers’ needs and pain points beyond just your core product or service.
5. Expressing gratitude and celebrating wins
Justin and Karl discuss the importance of expressing gratitude and celebrating wins, both for oneself and one’s team. They acknowledge the difficulty of this, especially for driven entrepreneurs, and explore ways to build a culture of appreciation.
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