Confessions From The Home Office Podcast
Wendi Hill owns a Marketing Consulting company, Market Momentum, in Greenville, SC. Since 2005, she's worked out of her home office while raising two children and lots of rescue dogs and was a single mom for the last 12 years. Her podcast, Confessions From the Home Office, is filled with stories of funny things that have happened while working from home, mixed with interviews with other entrepreneurs and great marketing tips and ideas to help you with your business!
Episodes
Think you need a big budget to look professional? Think again. In this episode, I’m sharing five of my favorite free tools that help me keep my business organized, my work polished, and my clients impressed, without spending a dime. From Canva to Trello, I walk you through how I use each one in real life so you can start looking like a pro, too.
In this episode, I'm talking to business owners who prefer to work behind the scenes, those who know they have something valuable to offer but don’t feel the need to constantly be online, posting, or shouting to prove it.
I'm sharing how I built a sustainable, successful business over the past 20 years, not by being the loudest in the room, but by being consistent, strategic, and deeply ...
In this episode of the Confessions From the Home Office podcast, I'm talking about the power of mindset and how it can shape the success of business owners, especially those working from home.
I'm walking through six essential mindset shifts, from reframing failure and letting go of perfectionism to building connections and embracing abundance. Small mental shifts can lead to big changes...
In this episode, I get real about the mental overload that comes from running a business, and a household, under one roof. From handling clients and content to figuring out what’s for dinner, decision fatigue can sneak up fast. I share my personal confessions, practical strategies for reducing mental clutter, and how she uses batching, defaults, delegation, and permission to “not care” t...
In this episode, I share one of the most powerful mindset shifts every business owner needs to make: stop reacting emotionally and start making data-driven decisions. If you’ve ever said, “It just doesn’t feel like it’s working,” this one’s for you.
I'm talking through:
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Why emotion-led decisions sabotage your progress
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The essential metrics you should track (without a fancy dashbo...
In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, I share my journey of breaking free from the cycle of following business guru advice!
I spent years chasing expert strategies and frameworks that promised quick success, investing in courses and webinars (and new notebooks and pens) that were supposed to be "the one." Despite following guru advice to the letter, I experienced frustrati...
In this episode, I'm sharing a personal story about the mysterious presence (yes, it's a ghost) that has been living in our home since around 2012. Far from her usual content about marketing or business interviews, today I'm telling a few stories about what's happened!
In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, I'm talking about personal branding can be the missing piece in your professional growth strategy. Whether you're an established professional or just starting your career, a strong personal brand is essential for standing out and attracting opportunities.
In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, I'm talking about the all-too-familiar experience of marketing content brand burnout. As content creation and social media have become essential parts of marketing, many professionals find themselves hitting a wall creatively.
I share personal experie...
In this special spring break episode, I'm taking a break from my usual marketing and business topics to discuss the critical issue of animal shelter overcrowding/animal homelessness in the United States.
In this episode of Confessions from the Home Office, I answer the most common questions I get about how I started my business selling Marketing Virtual Assistant (VA) services.
These answers offer insights for those considering a career change, especially empty nesters wondering about their next steps.
...In this episode of Confessions from the Home Office, I welcome back a special guest, my son Austin Hill, who helps me with marketing tech work at Market Momentum. Be sure to subscribe, follow, like, share, and comment on the podcast to help it keep gaining traction!
Austin answers social media questions...
In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office podcast, I talked with Laura Hiller, a criminal defense attorney, practicing in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Laura shares her fascinating journey from English major at Clemson to criminal defense attorney, which began when she took an inspiring constitutional law class. That class sparked her ...
In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, I interview Wes Wright, whose entrepreneurial journey took him from professional chef to Medicare and retirement planning specialist. After 17 years in the culinary world and running a successful food truck business, Wes found his calling in helping people navigate the complexities of retireme...
In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, I'm talking with my friend of over 15 years, Doug Stout. He is based in Greenville, South Carolina, and helps people explore franchise ownership opportunities at no cost to them. He entered the franchise industry after being laid off twice in 18 months at age 35, discovering that franchising e...
In this special 20th anniversary episode of Confessions from the Home Office, I'm sharing 10 lessons I've learned since starting my business on February 1, 2005.
NOTE: I was not wearing my glasses when I was calculating the days. I said over 9000 days on the podcast. I am not a math whiz. LOL! It's 7300 days!
Lessons range from not scaling to a huge company, staying ahead and prepping, a...
In this episode of Confessions From the Home Office, we are exploring the intersection of goal setting, networking, and running a successful business while managing family life. Nisha Patel, owner of a boutique PR (NPatel Communications) firm in Greenville, SC, shares her journey from TV reporter to PR business owner and full-time mom.
This week on Confessions From the Home Office Podcast, you'll learn how to get noticed when you put your business or content out into the world. Here are ten strategies!
- Own Your Digital Real Esta...
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