Keynote Speaker | Author | Biz Strategist - Lisa Robbin Young helps seasoned leaders and their teams find the One Move That Matters for your organization. Her background includes entrepreneurial innovation, broadcast media, and institutional credibility through work connected to NPR, PBS, UCLA, Indiana University, TEDx, Disney, and more.
The Archive pre-sale is OPEN
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Howdy Reader! A few days ago, I told you about it, and now... the doors are open. Current community members got first dibs and now I'm opening the Creative Freedom Archive All-Access Pass to you. The archive contains more than 20 years of my business training - from my direct sales days through Creative Freedom - including workshops, tools, client trainings, and resources that have never all been available in one place before. Your All-Access Pass includes:
Please note: Archive access begins December 1. This is a pre-sale while I finish organizing the library and building the Success Map. The Archive All-Access Pass is $997, and installment payments options are available: I don't upcharge for payment plans. Installments are design to be accessible, and if you legitimately need something different, reach out. I want you to have the support you need to grow your business! Your All-Access Pass gives you ongoing access to the archive for the lifetime of the company - even if I eventually move the library to a different platform (you know, in ANOTHER 10 years! lol). This pre-sale runs through October 31. If you've got questions, hit me up! I'll show you more of what's actually inside next. Until next time, - Lisa |
One Move That Matters
Keynote Speaker | Author | Biz Strategist - Lisa Robbin Young helps seasoned leaders and their teams find the One Move That Matters for your organization. Her background includes entrepreneurial innovation, broadcast media, and institutional credibility through work connected to NPR, PBS, UCLA, Indiana University, TEDx, Disney, and more.
Heya Reader... I've been wrestling with a question all year as my own business continues to change: What kind of organization am I actually trying to create? Not what I want to sell next or what makes the most money. Not even what will help the business survive, because survival isn't the same thing as preservation. I could keep my business alive by turning it into something I don't particularly want to run. I could keep doing work because people know me for it, and the business might...
Happy Sunday Reader... A few days ago, Google Maps made me cry. I pulled up the corner of Dort and Davison in Flint, Michigan. Across the street from the General Motors complex were the parking lots where my mom worked when I was a kid. Years later, I worked inside that factory myself. Now there are trees growing through the cracks where factories once stood. TREES! That green line outlines the old lots where Mom worked. Across the street you can see where the factory once stood. That doesn't...
Heya Reader... About every 10 years my work evolves enough that it's time to move on to something new. I've been online entrepreneur for over 30 years. About 10 years in, I started coaching and consulting. First, I worked primarily with direct sales professionals. Then my work expanded into Creative Freedom, where I spent more than 10 years helping creative entrepreneurs build businesses that worked for how they were uniquely wired to work. While the book endures (and I'm planning an...