Brianna Hall
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395 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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Hey, guys.
I haven't been to a New Year's party in a long time. So ask Chris.
When we lived on the West Coast, we would like watch the East Coast New Year's countdown. And so we would watch it at nine o'clock and that was, you know, nice. But now we're here. So, I mean, I'm sure I'll pop a nice bottle of sparkling wine and just enjoy the cozy fire.
Yeah. No interest in being that close to that many people.
Yeah. Well, that sounds great. I'm fueled today by my exponent. And so with that, I will kind of jump right in. So I want to talk about for our listeners, what is one thing, and we'll start with Chris. Chris, what is one thing that you learned in 2024 about business or something that went really well that relates to your businesses in 2024? Yeah.
If you were going to put like an ROI on social media and your personal brand, what do you think that would be for you for 2024?
Yeah.
Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I think that social media has such a potential for a high return on time investment, I guess, kind of, you know, was where the question was coming from. I think that being known and being, you know, a voice in the space that you're in, depending on what industry you're in is always, you know, critical.
And if you have a brand, being the face of your brand is always a great idea.
And Ryan, your turn, something that went really well for you in 2024, business success or business lessons learned?
Yeah, absolutely. And I think that it's so important to, you know, just remember that, you know, there's all sorts of sayings like if you like familiarity breeds contempt. Right. Or like being comfortable saying. Like the couch is comfortable, but you can't stay there forever because you'll never get anything done.
And I think, you know, it is a really good thing to reflect back on, especially end of the year, kind of motivating yourself for kicking off the new year on the right foot. I think that it's really important to remember that.
Yeah. And I think in the beginning, or if you're restarting, it is uncomfortable for more ways than one. It's not just like physically uncomfortable, but it's hard to put yourself out there. It might be hard to put yourself out there on social media. It's not easy, right? There's, if it was easy, everybody would be doing it.
Yep, exactly. Exactly. And there's so many different, you know, things to be grateful for and reflect on. I think it's really beneficial every year at this time of the year, last two weeks of the year to kind of audit your life over the last year, how you spent your time. When I was a business owner, every year I did a calendar audit. So I would audit the way that I spent my time. I would keep...
a log of, you know, everything that I worked on and I would highlight it in different colors and I would audit how I spent my time. And then I would set my intention for the upcoming year on how I would maximize my output by spending my time better.
Yeah. And Build Your Business, that podcast is, you know, it's really motivating and it's on our network, like Ryan said, definitely worth a listen.
Yeah. No resolutions, just ways to crush 2025. There you go.
Number 10, inspect what you expect.
So I'm reading the book Deep Work right now. I don't know if you've read it, but it kind of goes back to Matt Reynolds' book. And I think it's so important. I get caught up a lot in business, in task switching, task management, a bunch of balls in the air at the same time. And just really fundamentally doing deep work on like each project and follow through on them.
I think that's really important. It's so easy for you to get caught up in all the noise, especially with how fast our world moves. But I do think it's, I think that fundamentally you have to be more involved in your expectations.
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