Getting Results with Dr. Jean

Are you ready to get more results in your business? Join Dr. Jean, The Results Queen® on "Getting Results", as she dives deep into the world of business and entrepreneurship to provide you with actionable strategies, invaluable insights, and compelling success stories that will propel you to greater success and ultimate results. As an experienced business leader, a strategic thinker and renowned expert in achieving results, each week, Dr. Jean and her guests discuss the keys to master the art of getting results in business. If you are ready to maximize your sales, optimize your operations, and enhance your leadership skills, then it's time to listen to Getting Results with Dr. Jean.

Getting Results with Dr. Jean is a business podcast hosted by Dr. Jean, The Results Queen®, with 185 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Dr. Jean, The Results Queen® hosts Getting Results with Dr. Jean, a business show with 185 episodes published.

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  Episode #186

  E186: Crystal Mathis: Marketing That Gets Results

  Oct 2, 202640 min

  Dr. Jean, The Results Queen® sits down with Crystal Mathis , founder of Mathis Growth Advisory, to unpack how founder-led professional services firms can build marketing systems that create measurable, predictable growth. How much money are you spending on marketing, and can you actually explain what it's producing? For many founder-led businesses, marketing feels like a black box. Money goes in. Agencies report impressions, articles, clicks, or other activity. But the founder is left asking the question that really matters: What did any of this actually do for my business? Crystal shares her journey from agency life to fintech, helping take Cardlytics public, and eventually spending eight years inside a wealth management organization where she helped support its growth from approximately $4 billion to $10 billion in assets under management. That experience ultimately led her to create her own fractional marketing practice and her Predictive Organic Growth System, or POGS . At the center of Crystal's philosophy is a simple idea: Brand has to connect to demand. Demand has to connect to sales. If those pieces operate independently, founders end up spending money without understanding what is actually generating leads, creating opportunities, and ultimately producing revenue. Dr. Jean and Crystal also explore the unique marketing challenges facing complex professional services firms, where prospects may take months or even years to make a buying decision. The answer isn't simply creating more content. It's building a system that attracts the right people, nurtures them over time, measures what matters, and ultimately connects marketing activity to revenue. Take a look at your current marketing and ask: Can I trace what we're doing all the way to revenue? Don't stop at how many posts were published, how many impressions you received, or how much website traffic increased. Look at the entire journey: Awareness → Leads → Qualified Opportunities → Clients → Revenue If you can't see how those pieces connect, it's time to start asking better questions. Contact Crystal Here: Website: https://mathisgrowthadvisory.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/crystal-mathis-cmo/ Contact Dr. Jean here: Website: www.gettingresultswithdrjean.com Email: jean@cavemanbrain.com

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  Episode #185

  E185: Kyle Smith: Why Value Always Comes Before Price

  Sep 23, 202642 min

  Dr. Jean, The Results Queen® welcomes back Kyle Smith of Strata Cloud Accountants for a candid conversation about business development, value-based selling, financial leadership, and the lessons business owners learn when things don't go according to plan. What happens when you know you could have helped a prospect, but one mistake in the business development process costs you the opportunity? You learn from it. Kyle shares the story of a major prospect he felt confident his team could help. During the conversation, the prospect pushed him for a price range before Kyle had fully scoped the engagement. Kyle gave him one. Almost immediately, he knew he'd made a mistake. The prospect took that number, found a lower-priced alternative, and Kyle lost the opportunity. Instead of simply moving on, Kyle examined what happened, identified where he abandoned his process, and changed how he approaches business development. Dr. Jean and Kyle break down why price should never replace value , why discovery has to come before pricing, and why the goal of business development isn't getting someone to say yes. It's determining whether the prospect actually needs what you provide, understands its value, and is the right fit. They also explore how the same thinking applies to financial leadership. Kyle explains why a fractional CFO shouldn't simply report numbers. The CFO should be the company's "chief numbers translator," helping business owners understand what the numbers mean so they can make better decisions, improve profitability, increase enterprise value, and ultimately build a business that doesn't depend entirely on them. It's a candid conversation about mistakes, money, growth, and one of the most important lessons in business: Don't let perfection be the enemy of progress. The next time a prospect asks for your price before you've completed discovery, resist the temptation to throw out a number. Instead, ask more questions. Understand the problem. Define the scope. Establish the value. Then present the investment. And inside your own company, ask yourself: What does the business need from me today? The answer may be very different from what you've been spending your time doing. Contact Kyle Here: Website: https://stratacloudaccountants.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-smith-cpa-9582038a/ Contact Dr. Jean here: Website: www.gettingresultswithdrjean.com Email: jean@cavemanbrain.com

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  Episode #184

  E184: The Maybe Personality: How to Deal with Difficult People

  Sep 18, 202617 min

  Dr. Jean, The Results Queen® continues her Dealing with Difficult People series with The Maybe Person . What do you do with someone who just can't seem to make a decision? Maybe this. Maybe that. Maybe they'll commit. Maybe they won't. The Maybe Person isn't necessarily trying to be difficult. They often see both sides of a situation and struggle with the discomfort that comes with making a definitive choice. Rather than risk making the wrong decision, they avoid making one altogether. For a fast-moving leader or entrepreneur, that indecision can be incredibly frustrating. Dr. Jean explains why the answer isn't simply pushing harder. Instead, leaders can create a safer environment for decision-making, explore potential obstacles, recognize the hedge words that signal uncertainty, and develop systems that help the Maybe Person confidently move forward. She also connects this personality to EOS® and LMA, explaining why some employees need more than leadership. They need consistent management, accountability, and follow-through after the decision has been made. Because getting someone to say yes isn't the finish line. The decision still has to turn into action. The Maybe Person doesn't need you to make the decision for them. They need an environment and a process that makes it safer to decide. Help them explore the options, identify potential obstacles, make the best decision they can with the information they have, and understand that new information doesn't mean the original decision was a failure. You can always pivot. The next time someone on your team keeps saying "maybe," don't immediately push them for an answer. Ask: What's keeping you from making the decision? Then help them explore the options, identify the obstacles, and create a process for moving forward. And once they've decided, don't disappear. Reinforce the decision and stay involved until it becomes action. Contact Dr. Jean here: Website: www.gettingresultswithdrjean.com Email: jean@cavemanbrain.com

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  Episode #183

  E183:The Fourth Spot: How to Win The Three-Bid Process

  Sep 14, 20266 min

  Dr. Jean, The Results Queen® breaks down the psychology behind the three-bid process and explains why the first person a buyer speaks with may actually be the strongest candidate, yet still lose the business. Being the first person a prospect talks to sounds like an advantage. But what if going first actually makes it harder to win the business? According to Dr. Jean, the first conversation often educates the buyer. The second helps confirm what they've learned. By the third conversation, the buyer finally feels ready to make a decision. And that's where Caveman Brain® can influence the outcome. Dr. Jean's solution is simple: get yourself into the fourth spot. If you're competing for the business, ask the prospect how their decision will be made. If they're speaking with other candidates, ask for another conversation after they've completed those meetings. That final conversation gives the prospect an opportunity to bring back new questions, compare what they've learned, and reconsider the person they originally believed was the strongest candidate. And if you're the buyer? Give that first candidate another opportunity before making your final decision. The next time a prospect tells you they're talking with other providers, don't simply wait for their decision. Ask: "Would it be okay if we had another conversation after you've spoken with everyone else so I can answer any additional questions that come up?" That one question may give you the fourth spot and another opportunity to win the business. Contact Dr. Jean here: Website: www.gettingresultswithdrjean.com Email: jean@cavemanbrain.com

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  Episode #182

  E182: Mariangelica Alvarado: Build Better Relationships. Get Better Results.

  Sep 11, 202639 min

  Dr. Jean, The Results Queen® sits down with Maryangelica Alvarado , a fractional business development strategist and founder of Luminary Catalyst, for a conversation about how relationships, strategy, data, and intentional follow-up come together to drive business growth. Business development isn't just networking. It isn't marketing. And it isn't simply sales. So what is it? Maryangelica shares her journey from financial services to entrepreneurship and explains why she saw an opportunity to create something she wasn't seeing in the marketplace: fractional business development . Together, Dr. Jean and Maryangelica explore how professionals can become more intentional about networking, organize and leverage the relationships they already have, and stop treating business development as a series of random conversations. They also dig into the differences between marketing, sales, and business development, including why marketing and sales need to work together without being treated as the same function. For professional services firms in particular, Maryangelica explains why being excellent at your craft isn't enough. Attorneys, CPAs, financial advisors, consultants, and other experts also need to learn how to develop relationships, create opportunities, and ultimately become rainmakers. And sometimes, the best opportunities aren't new opportunities at all. They're already sitting in your network waiting for you to reconnect. Business development is intentional relationship building tied to a specific business outcome. You don't need to know more people just for the sake of knowing more people. You need to understand who is already in your network, where opportunities exist, how you can create value for others, and what actions will move you toward the results you want. Contact Dr. Jean here: Website: www.gettingresultswithdrjean.com Email: jean@cavemanbrain.com

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