The Life & Business On Purpose Podcast with Sandy Patterson

Welcome to the Biz Builders podcast where we cut through the crap and believe that building your business will change your life. Around here, we’re all about breaking the rules, building businesses, and living life on our own terms. You’re in the right spot if you’re down for business building, strategy, mindset work, and straight up having fun & not taking ourselves too seriously as we do it. Each week, we’re getting real about the highs, lows, and everything in between when it comes to making your business dreams a reality. From mindset hacks to business building tips and sharing stories of women doing the damn thing, this podcast is your secret weapon to building a biz that lights you up (and gets you paid). Sandy’s a former teacher turned certified life & business coach, and she’s now your no-nonsense guide, mentor and coach. She left her “real” job three years ago and hasn’t looked back because she built two successful businesses. Now, she’s here to help you do the s

The Life & Business On Purpose Podcast with Sandy Patterson is a business podcast hosted by Sandy Patterson, with 170 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Sandy Patterson hosts The Life & Business On Purpose Podcast with Sandy Patterson, a business show with 170 episodes published.

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  The Good Girl Tax Series #4: Why Over-Delivering Is Costing Your Coaching Business

  Sep 19, 202616 min

  Over-delivering can look "kind" and "generous." But what happens when every new client and every increase in revenue also requires more of you? In this episode of The Good Girl Tax Series , we explore the hidden business cost of over-delivering- and why it isn't only a boundaries or burnout problem. It's also a revenue repeatability problem . In this episode, you'll learn: How Good Girl conditioning shows up as over-delivering in your coaching business The difference between generosity and over-delivering for validation Why over-delivery can make consistent and predictable revenue harder to sustain How adding more calls, access, resources, and customization can quietly change your business model Why more support doesn't automatically create better client results How your current delivery model could be creating a ceiling on your growth Why scalable revenue requires some parts of your offer and delivery to remain steady The difference between asking, “Did I give enough?” and “Did I create the conditions required for the best result?” How to identify whether your business can actually hold the revenue you're working so hard to create The goal isn't to stop caring deeply about your clients or to never over-deliver. It's to stop using how much you give as evidence of how valuable you are . Resources & Links: ➡️ Book your free Good Girl Unleashed Expansion Call ➡️ Apply for coaching ➡️ Connect on Instagram ❤️ Leave a review and share with your biz bestie if this episode resonated!

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  The Good Girl Tax Series #3: Why “Nice” Messaging Isn’t Making You Sales

  Sep 14, 202623 min

  Why does your messaging suddenly get so much nicer when there’s money attached to it? You’re direct, specific, and convicted when you’re talking to a paying client. You can see the problem. You know what needs to change. You’re willing to say the thing. Then you sit down to create content to sell the exact same offer and suddenly you’re softening your opinions, adding disclaimers, over-explaining, and turning your strongest ideas into “three things to consider.” That’s the Good Girl Tax showing up in your messaging. In Episode 3 of The Good Girl Tax Series , let's break down how good girl conditioning- being nice, agreeable, helpful, and careful not to offend- can lowkey filter your marketing and make it harder for the right buyers to understand why they need you. In this episode you'll learn: Why good girl conditioning can make your messaging safer, softer, and less specific The difference between being provocative for attention and having a clear point of view Why premium buyers are looking for discernment and leadership—not more information How watered-down messaging can create an engaged audience that still doesn’t buy Why tension is an important part of content that drives decisions How over-teaching can make you useful without making the real problem visible Why naming the consequence of a problem is part of strong leadership How constantly changing your messaging can make repeatable revenue harder to create The question to ask before posting: “What would I say here if this person had already paid me?” This episode is an invitation to stop measuring your messaging by how universally agreeable it is and start asking a different question: Will the right person recognize herself in this? Resources & Links: ➡️ Book your free Good Girl Unleashed Expansion Call ➡️ Apply for coaching ➡️ Connect on Instagram ❤️ Leave a review and share with your biz bestie if this episode resonated!

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  The Good Girl Tax Series #2: Your Audience Shouldn’t Decide How Consistently You Sell

  Sep 11, 202622 min

  What happens to your sales behavior when nobody responds? When people are replying to your stories, clicking your links, asking about your offer, and buying, it’s easy to feel confident selling. But when things get quiet? That’s where the Good Girl Tax can start getting expensive. In this episode of The Good Girl Tax Series , we're breaking down what happens when your willingness to sell becomes dependent on external validation- and why that can quietly sabotage your ability to create consistent, predictable revenue. Because sometimes what looks like a sales strategy problem isn’t actually a strategy problem. It's time to stop requiring your audience to reassure you that selling is safe before you’re willing to keep showing up. Inside this episode, you’ll learn: Why your audience’s engagement should not determine how consistently you sell The difference between engagement and actual buying behavior How Good Girl conditioning can turn selling into approval-seeking Why giving more free value can sometimes become a hiding place when selling feels uncomfortable How outsourcing conviction in your offer makes revenue less predictable Why your sales behavior matters just as much as your sales strategy How to distinguish a genuine messaging, offer, or conversion problem from an emotional reaction to silence What to watch for after you make an offer and don’t get the response you wanted If you want more predictable revenue, your business needs more than a strategy that works when everyone is excited. You need to be able to hold your conviction, look at the actual data, adjust intentionally, and continue leading your buyers toward a decision- even when the market isn’t giving you constant reassurance. Because your business cannot become more predictable than the person operating it. Resources & Links: ➡️ Book your free Good Girl Unleashed Expansion Call ➡️ Apply for coaching ➡️ Connect on Instagram ❤️ Leave a review and share with your biz bestie if this episode resonated!

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  The Good Girl Tax Series #1: Why Every Month in Your Business Feels Like Starting Over

  Sep 9, 202624 min

  You know you can make money in your business. You’ve signed clients. You’ve had successful launches. Maybe you’ve even had a $5K or $10K month. But do you know exactly what created that revenue well enough to do it again? Welcome to The Good Girl Tax Series , where we’re exposing the seemingly harmless “Good Girl” behaviors that are quietly costing women money in their businesses. In this first episode, we’re talking about one of the biggest barriers to predictable, repeatable revenue : constantly interrupting your own strategy. In this episode, we’re digging into: The difference between making money and creating repeatable revenue Why inconsistent inputs often create inconsistent revenue How perfectionism, people-pleasing, fear of rejection, and the need for validation affect your sales The difference between responding to actual data and reacting to discomfort Why constantly changing your pricing, messaging, offers, or sales strategy makes it harder to know what works How the search for the “right” strategy keeps you from creating your own business evidence Why your behavior as the CEO is an important part of your revenue system How to look back at your best revenue months and identify the conditions that actually created those results Repeatable revenue isn’t about finding the one perfect funnel, offer, launch plan, or sales strategy. It’s about understanding your own business well enough to say: When I do this, this is what happens. Making money once gives you evidence that it’s possible. Understanding how you created that money- and knowing what to repeat- is what allows you to build a business capable of doing it again and again. If you’re tired of every month feeling like you’re starting over, this episode will help you identify where you may be interrupting the very strategy that could create the consistency you’re looking for. Resources & Links: ➡️ Book your free Good Girl Unleashed Expansion Call ➡️ Apply for coaching ➡️ Connect on Instagram ❤️ Leave a review and share with your biz bestie if this episode resonated!

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  ep. 148 Find Your Fire: Building a Business Around What You Actually Want | Interview with Mara Riopel

  Sep 7, 202659 min

  What if the business you’re trying so hard to build isn’t actually the business you want? In this episode, I’m joined by online business strategist Mara Riopel for a raw conversation about ambition, motherhood, entrepreneurship, and what happens when you stop following all the “shoulds” and start asking yourself what you actually want. In this episode, Mara shares the anchors she believes entrepreneurs need to stop constantly pivoting. Because sometimes the problem isn’t that your strategy isn’t working. It’s that you haven’t stayed with anything long enough to find out. We dive into the deeper layer underneath strategy hopping: self-leadership.   Mara and I also talk about what it means to be an ambitious mom- the experience of deeply loving your kids AND still deeply wanting something for yourself. Your ambition doesn’t have to disappear because you became a mom. Building something you love can actually be part of what makes you feel more like yourself. In this episode, we cover: How to separate what you actually want from what you think you should want Why constantly changing your business strategy may be keeping you stuck How to choose a signature offer, ideal client, and strategy you can stay committed to Why entrepreneurship requires self-leadership, not just more business strategy What to do when your business isn’t growing as quickly as you thought it would Why your messaging, niche, offers, and identity are allowed to evolve as you do The reality of building a sustainable business versus chasing overnight success Why showing up when nobody is watching is part of becoming the entrepreneur you want to be How ambitious moms can honor both motherhood and the desire to build something meaningful Why the hard parts of entrepreneurship don’t necessarily mean you’re on the wrong path This conversation is for the woman who knows she wants more but is tired of looking outside herself for the “right” way to create it. Connect with Mara Grab Mara’s Exit Strategy Masterclass  The Ambitious Academy Mara on IG  The Ambitious AF Podcast Resources & Links: ➡️ Book your free Good Girl Unleashed Expansion Call ➡️ Apply for coaching ➡️ Connect on Instagram ❤️ Leave a review and share with your biz bestie if this episode resonated!

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