January 14, 2025 • 27 mins
What if I told you that what worked in the online space just 12 months ago is already becoming obsolete? As a mom of six running a successful business while at home with a baby, I'm seeing massive shifts happening in the mom CEO space - shifts that will completely transform how we build and scale our businesses in 2025.
In this game-changing episode, I'm sharing my top predictions for 2025, including why traditional hustle culture is officially dead for CEO moms (but not in the way you might think), and what's actually going to move the needle in your business this year.
You'll discover:
- The surprising truth about what "CEO Mom" really means in 2025 (no power suits required)
- Why one particular business element is no longer just a buzzword, but the key factor separating those who scale from those who struggle
- The counter-intuitive approach to offers that's going to dominate 2025
- What's replacing the "link in bio" trend (and why you need to know about it now)
- Plus: A bonus prediction about AI that might completely change how you view your business
This episode is perfect for you if:
- You sense the online business space shifting but aren't sure how to adapt
- You want to position yourself ahead of the curve for 2025
- You're ready to stop forcing yourself into business models that weren't made for moms
- You need to know where to focus your energy for maximum impact
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(00:00):
Welcome to the Raising YourBusiness Podcast.
I'm your host, Yael Ben Dahan,founder of CEO Mom Academy, mom
of six and lifelong readingaddict.
This podcast is here to empowermoms to run their businesses and
lives like the powerhouse CEOthey are.
I want you to believe that youcan have the business success
you desire.
And be present with your familyand to give you my best tips and
(00:21):
strategies for how to make thathappen.
I'll be sharing the honestreality of balancing business
and motherhood, biz models thatwork for you, marketing
simplicity and the mindset of aCEO mom.
Now let's dive in.
Hello.
Hello.
Welcome back to the podcast andso today's episode is your 2025
reality check.
I am sharing.
You made or shifts that I'mseeing in the moms.
(00:43):
CEO space right now.
What's working today.
It looks completely differentfrom even at six months ago.
And I want to make sure thatyou're positioned for what is
coming.
Okay.
So these are my 2025predictions.
I've got like six.
Main predictions and then onekind of little bonus prediction
about AI.
So stay tuned for that.
And I just wanted to let youknow, before we dive in.
(01:04):
We have something special thatstarted this week.
My momentum mini mind.
We're taking these exactstrategies like these
predictions, and we're turningthem into your Q2 and 2025
action plan.
If you want support,implementing what you learned in
this.
Podcast episodes and stickaround until the end.
Okay.
So.
My first 2025 prediction.
Traditional hustle culture.
(01:26):
Is officially dead for CEO moms.
We have tried for so long to fitourselves into business models.
And business values and businessstrategies.
That were not created for peoplelike us.
Okay.
But here's the twist.
You still are going to need tobuild infrastructure.
The difference is going to behow you build it.
Okay.
You have to build it with theright mindset.
(01:47):
So what does it really mean tobe a CEO mom?
Well, now I want to be clearwhen I say CEO, mom, I don't
mean wearing a power suit andhigh heels.
iPad phone headset, five Durhampeople talking to you at once.
That's not what I mean at all.
Although if you like the powersuit, And high heels.
I mean, you do you, I.
I aspire to be like you one daywhen I grow up.
But.
CEO moms are long-term thinkers.
(02:09):
They make decisions around theiroffers, which clients they take
on how they're going to beworking from a place of does
this fit with my long andshort-term goals.
And am I willing to compromiseon some short term stuff in
order to build something that islong-term sustainable.
So here's a real example.
So in my CEO, my mastermindright now, I'm going to be
upping the founding member rate.
(02:31):
I believe.
At the end of February, end ofMarch.
Haven't decided yet, but theprice is going up by the end of
Q1.
I have the most amazing women inthere.
They are literally my dreamclients.
And while I could easily try tofill these spots quickly before
the March price increase.
I am staying committed to thelong game.
I am working.
I'm actually working onrewriting the copy for the sales
page.
(02:52):
And honing in the messaging moreto bring in the right people.
Even though buying cycles are alittle longer right now because
people are more cautious withtheir investments.
I'm still willing to say no topeople who are not the right fit
either in their business stageor in their culture or values.
That is what it means to thinklike a CEO to protect your
energy, protect your spaces andthink long-term instead of
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making immediate cash grabs.
To me, it's really, reallyimportant.
That I I'm very committed to thewomen.
In that space, that it stayed avery, very safe place to show up
as holy yourself.
To express the values that are,that are important to us.
And.
I've been in space before whereit didn't feel safe.
And so I'm willing to compromiseon short-term client acquisition
(03:36):
in order to bring in the rightpeople.
Okay.
So.
Here's your first action stepwhen it comes to thinking
longer-term in your business.
I want you to take out yourcalendar right now.
And block off one hour this weekfor CEO thinking time.
And I want you to think aboutyour longterm vision.
How do you see your business?
In a year from now.
(03:57):
I want to say five years fromnow, but like, In a way I feel
five years from now is like,things are changing so quickly.
So let's just say a year.
How what's your ideal life looklike?
What is your ideal day looklike?
What's your ideal week looklike?
And then I want you to think.
About your offers about the wayyou're currently marketing about
the kind of clients you'reworking with.
And I want you to either give mea yes or no, not give me, you
give yourself a yes or no.
(04:18):
Does this actually align withthe business that I want with
the week?
That I want.
Wow.
Wow.
Yes.
I think so, too.
I think so, too.
Does this align with thebusiness that you want with.
With the, with, with the, withthe life style that you want to
live.
The calendar that you want tohave.
Is this aligned with that.
(04:38):
And if it's not, then what canwe do to shift?
And everything about this a lot,because while I love doing live
calls, I've noticed that when Ihave too many live calls in an
evening or too many live callsin the week, And it makes me
very stressed out towardsbedtime.
And I don't want to be puttingmy kids to bed in a stressed
frame of mind.
It's like, well, how can Icontinue to deliver?
High quality.
Coaching to my clients.
(05:00):
Without filling my calendarwith, with too many calls.
And so I decided like what my,what my cap is on live programs
that I can run at a time.
And I know that now.
And I'm like, okay.
So if I want to do some sort oflive event, I have to fit it in
in a month.
That is not, does not have toomany calls in my calendar,
right.
Or in a week that doesn't havetoo many calls my calendar.
Right.
(05:20):
So I want you to think.
What is the dream life that Iwant?
Where's.
Where's the light, the life thatI desired to have the schedule I
want to have.
And do my offers.
My marketing, my systems doeseverything I'm doing align with
that.
That is your first action stepto get you towards your ideal
2020.
Oopsie.
The baby just felt almost felldown.
Your ideal 20, 25 life.
(05:43):
The second prediction that Ihave for you in 2025 is
messaging is not just anotherbuzzword, although I know, oh my
gosh.
I feel like.
Every couple of years, there'snot another butters and pies
where it comes up.
And currently it's messagingbecause it's like, oh, if you
have the right messaging, he cansell millions.
If you have the right messageand you can have million dollar
a month.
Yes.
You also have to have the rightbranding.
You also have to have enoughaspirational.
(06:04):
Content in your branding.
Those have to be someone, youknow, that people want to follow
us.
You have to have a certain levelof charisma.
Okay.
It's not just that simple asmessaging is going to make you a
bazillion dollars, but.
I will say that messaging is thedifference between.
A scalable business and contentthat actually does the work for
you to draw in your ideal peopleand content that is just sitting
there getting likes and cheeringon from people in your
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communities and no actual sales.
Okay.
That is going to be the keyfactor that will separate those,
your scale from those whostruggle.
So picture this you're at aTaylor swift concert.
I'm trying to picture thisbecause I've never been to
Taylor swift concert.
It's on my it's on my visionboard.
One day.
It'll happen.
Oh, and there's a woman.
A few rows down from you.
And.
(06:48):
You think maybe, you know, her.
And you're trying to get herattention.
So what does she more likely tolook up, look up?
What is more likely, sorry tomake her look up at you and pay
attention to you.
If you say.
Hey lady in that.
In that road below me.
Right.
Maybe she'll look at you.
Maybe she will.
Maybe she won't, I don't know.
But if you say.
Hi, you and the blonde, youknow, with the blonde hair and
(07:09):
the purple sparkly jacket and,and, and the And the really cool
red heels, I don't know, probowl where they'll.
Maybe they don't, maybe they gotogether.
Do then I don't know.
The point is, if you are superspecific about who you're
speaking to and who, you know,what they are, what the
characteristics are, what theywant, what their goals are, what
their dreams are.
Their day-to-day.
They are going to notice you andyour content is going to jump
(07:30):
out at them.
Okay.
So in 2025, success is not aboutshouting louder.
It's not about shouting louder.
It is about.
It's about speaking to thatclient and the purple sparkly
jacket and knowing what is, whatare the unique characteristics?
What are the purple sparklyjackets that your clients are
wearing that will have them pickup your head, their heads and,
(07:51):
and pay attention to you.
Okay.
I remember when I was doing backwhen I was doing copywriting
still and I was doing launch.
Launch copy for clients.
I wrote launch emails for aclient that got incredible
feedback was actually a sixfigure launch.
It was amazing.
And in that in that launch,people were literally responding
back to the emails going, oh mygoodness.
I feel like you're, you'respeaking to me.
(08:12):
I feel like you're in my head.
In my, in my life.
Like, how do you know, how doyou know.
What my day looks like, how doyou know what my life looks
like?
Like, are you a fly on my wall?
And that's the power of specificmessaging.
And in 2025, it was not just anice to have it is essential.
Okay.
So here is here's a little tipon how to create these moments
in your own content.
Okay.
I want you to think about theexactly moments, your ideal
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client experiences.
The exercise I did with myclients was let's go through a
day in the life with.
Sorry without you.
Before they come across youbefore they, before they start
working with you.
And a day in the life after theywork with you after they learn
from you after they buy yourcourse.
And let's compare every step ofthe day.
(08:55):
And how does it look before andafter what moments are they
having?
Right.
What are they doing that maybeshouldn't be doing?
What are they wasting your timedoing?
What are they believing thatmaybe isn't true.
What solutions are they tryingthat aren't working?
What should they be actuallyfocusing on?
Instead, if you know the answerto those questions.
Then.
That is what you're going to be.
Golden.
Your emails will speak topeople.
Your content will speak topeople.
(09:16):
So here's your action step.
You're being very loud.
We're making a lot of noise.
Your action.
Step is going to be to pick yourone core offer.
And I want you to write down thethree most specific, unique
moments, your ideal clientexperiences before they need
this offer.
So.
I'm talking about those middleof the night, pulling your hair
out moments that nobody else istalking about.
(09:36):
And you use one of these exactmoments in your next piece of
content.
Okay.
So things like, I know thatyou're scrolling Instagram and
saving pieces of content thatreally, really speaks to you
and, and are really standing outto you.
And you're like, I want tocreate content just like them,
but you're not exactly sure howto implement that.
Right.
That is a moment that a clientcould be having.
I know.
(09:57):
You're coming home from droppingyour kids off at school and you
intend to go do, you know, getyour workout in, but then you
get distracted by laundry.
Then you get strapped to buy,buy, buy, buy an Erin.
And someone calls you on thephone about school you know,
PTA.
And then before you know it,it's already lunchtime.
Your kids are going to be cominghome soon and you haven't been
your workout for the day andyou've all you.
Even today is coffee and adoughnut.
(10:18):
You picked up on the way homebecause you didn't have any meal
meal preps.
Ready?
If you're a nutritionist.
Or you're, you know, a health, ahealth coach, right?
So what are the specific momentsin their, in their life?
And how can you speak to that?
And show them how with you.
So life would be different.
My next prediction for 2025 isabout offers and.
(10:42):
This might surprise you.
But the most successful CEO,moms are not going to be the
ones with the most offers andthe most new offers in the more,
most exciting, you know, I'vegot this and I've got that.
And I've got that.
They're going to be the ones whostay committed to their
signature programs andframeworks and create strong
offer recognition.
So instead of complex funnelsystems with.
A dozen different entry pointsand multiple backends, smart
(11:03):
CEO, moms are simplifying andleveraging what they already
have.
So here's an example.
Back in 2021.
I ran.
We workshop called high ticket,low hassle.
All about creating your firsthigh ticket offer.
That doesn't require all yourtime and your firstborn.
And it cost her$47.
I had 30 sales of that, of thatoffer.
10 people apply to work with meand my program, three people
(11:25):
signed up.
So out of 30 people, Threepeople join my seventy-five
hundred dollar program.
That is a 10% conversion rate asamazing.
Okay.
Why did that happen?
Because when you stay committedto your signature offers and
keeps showing up with thatconsistent messaging around
them, People remember what youwere known for?
They come to you ready to buywhen they need it.
So it wasn't just about creatingnew offers here and there and
(11:47):
just creating new stuff and newstuff and new stuff.
It was about pulling out thepieces of my offer that I think
are really going to speak topeople.
And using those as front endoffers.
And I actually go through, Iwalked in my entire funnel
framework that I'm building in2025.
Based on the pillars of mysignature framework, the CEO
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mom's method.
And I'm not creating anythingnew.
I'm literally pulling existingpieces out of my programs and
using them as front end loadtickets to get your offers, to
ring people in the front doorand upsell them into my main
group coaching program, which ismy momentum collective.
Okay.
So here's an action step for youto apply this to yourself in
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2025.
Look at your signature offer andidentify three smaller pieces
like a standalone as entrypoints.
This is not about creatinganything new.
Just pull from what's alreadyworking.
Maybe it's a framework that youteach, maybe it's a system that
you use a particulartransformation that, you know,
you're known for a template thatyour clients absolutely love a
lesson.
That's your client's favoritelesson in your program?
Pull that out and use it as afriend, an offer and create
(12:49):
strategic ways to upsell theupsell though later.
And there are so many ways toupsell.
And I had, that's an entiresection in my in my long game.
The long game, which is my myaudio series and implementation
guide about how to.
How to build your business.
For the longterm and playing thelong game and your business.
So what I'm going to get intothat now, but.
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The best way to start.
Is to work backwards, reverseengineer, don't create something
new and then think about how canI tie this back to my main
offer, looking at me and offerit and say, what can I pull out
of it in order to create thatthat front end bait, so to
speak, to bring people into myworld.
And the last thing I just wantto say about this.
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Is that.
In this day and age and it withso much AI and so much robots.
And so, and so many people whoare in the online industry
space.
You have to create some level ofknow, like trust and so giving
people a taste of what it's liketo work with, you.
Is going to create that is goingto create that, that trust in
you.
(13:53):
And that is what's going toreally, really get people to be
willing, to open theirpocketbooks and pay you a lot of
money, because if they like theway you deliver in a smaller
offer, they are LA.
Lira likely to what you deliverin a higher ticket offer.
And they're going to feel muchmore comfortable investing in
you at a more premium level.
It is what it is.
Okay.
I will literally buy low ticketoffers from people just to see
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if I'm interested in workingwith them longer term.
So this is your chance to givepeople some of your best stuff
and show them what it's likewhen you're in my world.
And do you want to learn from meor not?
Okay.
And somebody will say no, somepeople say yes.
Once they buy a low ticket.
Your values and the way youteach and the things that you
stand for may or may not alignwith them, but that is the way
to filter them out.
(14:35):
That is the way to bring theright people in.
Okay.
My next prediction.
Is about marketing.
Strategic marketing.
So I want you to shift.
Instead of shifting fromconstant content and flooding
your feed with mediocre content.
Bolt from AI, I'm going to helpmy AI at the end.
(14:58):
I want you to do strategicvisibility rather than
consistent mediocre content.
Okay.
Quality over quantity is notjust a nice idea anymore.
It's the only way forward.
Okay, because people haveinformation.
People can go to trashy T ifthey want information, they do
not need you to give theminformation.
What they do need you for isyour specific experience, your
specific take on things.
(15:18):
They want your quality in depth.
The perspective on whatever itis that their problem is.
And so is that posting just tostay visible?
Successful CEO, moms arecreating content strategically
and that can achieve multiplegoals at once.
Okay.
I structure my content aroundmy, around my offer pillars, my
content pillars, which isbusiness models and offer
suites.
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Mindset.
Marketing and sales andwork-life balance and systems
and scaling with one main callto action every week.
I know exactly I'm focusing onselling mainly that week.
And that is what I focus on.
And it's about quality overquantity every single time.
Okay.
So I will create my piece ofanchor content and then I use
that and I repurpose it.
I will take different angles onthat topic.
(15:59):
And I will turn that into thepieces of content that I put on
my socials.
So.
She was one piece of contentyou've already created that.
Performed well, and before youpost anything new.
I want you to find threedifferent ways to repurpose it
this week, just serve multiplegoals.
Could your carousel posts becomea real with an invitation to
comment with a keyword, and thatsends people to a many chat bot.
Get them onto your email list.
(16:20):
Could your podcast episodebecome a quote graphic that
people want to share.
Could you let us email becomenext week's content or next
week's pocket episode.
Right.
So take what you already arecreating and make it better and
optimize it and use it more andget more people to see it.
Okay.
So that is my marketingprediction.
And when it comes to sales.
Let's talk about sales, my 2025prediction.
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Front end funnels that belltrust will outperform
traditional sales methods ofjust book a call, book, a call
book, a call every single time.
Okay.
Many chat is the new Lincolnbio.
And I recently tested putting afew dollars behind content that
was already performing well.
Organically and the result wasso much more engagement without
any additional time investment.
And that's what I mean byworking smarter, not harder.
(17:03):
All right.
So this is one step I want youto take today.
So that is simple many chat flowfor one of your most common
customer questions.
So there's one automation thatdelivers a freebie that collects
their information, delivers afreebie.
And this could be as simple asautomating how people get your
freebie or just even a link toyour podcast.
They can listen to your latestpodcast episode or Even just
(17:23):
saying, Hey comment, whatever itleads below and you don't get
access to this thing and youjust send them a simple link to
your lead magnet opt-in page.
Like even just that is going tobe the difference between.
Having to manually follow upwith people.
We're trying to get out of ahundred people who see your
offer.
One person to maybe book a call.
And getting more and more peopleonto your email list without
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having to create without havingto like officially.
Run any complicated ads withouthaving to you know, hope people
will go to your Lincoln bio andhave them, you know, have them
click through and actually joinyour email list.
You are.
Really many chat is the only waypeople have gotten used to
getting immediate access tothings that they want.
And so using your feed.
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As a way to drive people to freeor lower ticket offers.
And then selling to higherticket in your stories.
And on the back end, I think isgoing to be the way forward.
And honestly, like, even ifyou're using Facebook as your
primary as your primary place,where you show up, even just
using ladder posts where you usea really cool hook and say, if
you want access to this freething or this low ticket thing,
(18:28):
then just comment this below andyou can manually send them the
link that is going to create alot of engagement.
I was going to have you show upin the algorithm and that is
going to be a really good way toget people into your world.
It is still working.
It was, that was working a whileago and it's still working now.
If your hook is good enough, ifit's something that people maybe
feel I've never seen before, orit's something special that you
do that people want to know howyou do it.
(18:49):
Okay.
So.
Like I said earlier with the,with the, with the front end
offers, right?
Creating front an offers thatbuild trust and having an
automated way for people to getthem and start conversations.
That is where, when you startconversations, when you have a
DM automation, You start aconversation with the automation
and then you can follow up withthem later manually.
Hey, did you like this?
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You know how are you applyingthis to your business?
How'd you enjoy it?
And you can even bake ininvitations to your higher
ticket things or apple.
You know, apply for this offeror join this offer.
Inside of your lead magnetsinside of your low ticket
offers.
Right?
So.
I really, really do think thatthese, the sales systems are
going to be important.
And the more sales assets youcan create, whether that is
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video sales letters, or littlemini trainings that speak, you
know, talk about your frameworkand talk about your methods.
With invitations to continueworking with you.
You may find that you don'tnecessarily need, if you have a
very, very, very Systemizedproductized offer.
That is very, very clear.
The result is very clear.
That process is very clear.
You may find you will notnecessarily need to get on sales
(19:54):
calls, even if this is not justfor masterminds, it's not just
for group programs.
Even if this is a service,people may not feel the need to
get on dams with you.
If they feel like they know youwell enough already from your
content.
And from your conversations tojust book, you know, To just
book you as a service provider.
Okay.
And that's why I'm so committedto productize services for
service providers in 2025,because when you're known for
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your signature offer, When youpay off recognition around that
thing, when it creates offerrecognition around your
signature frameworks and whatyou stand for.
Oh, no.
Oh, no.
He's so cute in the coffee.
Oh then you are, then thatpeople are going to know you for
that.
You are going to refer you forthat.
And people are going to go toyou when they need someone like
(20:35):
you.
Wow.
Yes.
Yes.
Oh, God.
He's so cute.
Okay.
So here's my final predictionfor 2025.
This is.
This is really important.
Okay.
Do not sleep on AI.
AI is not going anywhere, butthe most accessible mom CEO's
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are not going to the ones usingit to replace their voice or
create, just create content.
You know, just to just take it.
And just pump out loads of AIgenerated content.
Trust me.
I know exactly which content iscreated with AI and which is not
okay.
I can tell, I can tell by theframework, I can tell by the
structure.
You need to use AI as a way toamplify your creativity rather
than replace you and your uniquevoice.
(21:20):
All right.
I use AI to speed up my backendprocesses so I can spend more
time on things that reallymatter.
Like I will take my SLPs andplug them into AI and then it
will create I'll create a, itwill create step-by-step SOP is.
From my video walkthroughs I useAI to create my show notes.
I have my specific show, note,frameworks, and template that I
feed into Claude.
It will take the transcriptionof my podcast episode and turn
(21:43):
it into show notes and I'll goin there.
I'll adjust it.
I'll change up the wording.
I'll I'll I'll change the way itsays has there things, because
again, it's not going to replaceme.
It is just saving me time.
It's taking the stuff that Ialready created.
My own creativity, this podcastepisode.
Right.
And it will help me just be ableto promote it better and
quicker.
Okay.
So.
I want you to look at your mosttime consuming, repetitive
(22:04):
tasks.
And pick one that can bestreamlined with AI, right?
Maybe it's drafting emailresponses.
Maybe it's taking yourtranscripts and creating
outlines.
Maybe it's organizing yourideas.
Maybe it's brainstorming namesfor your offer, but remember AI
is your assistant.
It was not your placement.
You did.
To enhance your creativity, notsubstitute, not being a
substitute for your uniquevoice, because then you will
just sound like everybody elseand you will not stand out in
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your niche and you will notstand out in your industry.
And people are going to forgetabout you.
Your voice will becomeforgettable because it's not
your voice anymore.
And I don't want that for you.
Okay.
So.
You might be thinking.
This all sounds great, but howdo I actually implement these
shift for my business?
That is exactly why I createdsomething really special.
Everything I just shared this,these are not theories.
These are the exact strategiesthat we're implementing in Simon
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moments in mini minds.
Or have you been contemplatingsome sort of pivot or refresh in
your business model?
If you know, your mindset needsa reset, or if you feel like you
kind of maybe built yourbusiness by accident and you
were ready to rebuild it withthe right foundations in 2025,
this is for you.
So what makes this momentum minimind different?
Okay.
And.
I love this opportunity.
I love running this many mind.
(23:08):
Because this gives you a chanceto see what mastermind level
support is without the fivefigure price tag.
I know that when I was thinkingof joining mastermind out of
love to see what it was like tobe in a mastermind before I
joined one, now I did it to seewhat it was like.
And I joined one.
I joined my first mastermind wasmy first mastermind in, oh my
God.
In 2018.
And it was and it was, it was agreat move because when I
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joined, I was making my$25 amonth.
And by the time I left, I wasmaking about$8,500 a month.
And within a couple of monthsafter I finished my first year
in that mastermind, I had hit myfirst 10 payments.
It was actually 11 K.
I didn't even notice tillafterwards.
But that was, that was backthen.
Now I know that you have so manychoices and so many
opportunities and so many peoplehave amazing programs.
(23:51):
And so I want to give you alittle preview of what it is
like to work with me in a highproximity space.
Okay.
So every strategy that weimplement, every strategy that I
teach in the mastermind isdesigned to work through the
lens of a very, very busy motherwho needs time for her family.
And once her business, you know,she loves her business and he
loves working and she loves herclients, but she wants.
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The hours that she's working tobe impactful so that she can
take off time wholeheartedly,she can work and then she can
walk away from her desk feelinggood about what she
accomplished.
And that is the entire goal ofthe momentum in your mind is to
build your business foundations.
Around your life.
Okay.
And you are going to getpersonalized feedback for me on
the things you create, your,your funnel maps, your offers,
(24:34):
your, your copy.
Okay.
You're going to get my feedbackon it.
Just like you're in my CEO.
Ma'am CEO, mom mastermind.
Sorry.
And You are going to walk awaywith a complete action plan for
Q2 and the rest of 2025.
I actually have a full workbookthat you literally filled it out
and map it out.
And you have your business planall mapped out.
You have your offers, you haveyour content, you have your
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messaging.
You have your systems in place,like it is all in one place, so
you can refer back to it whenyou need to.
Okay.
And so I have extended thepresale pricing until the end of
this week because I I had sickkids and so sick kids equals.
You know, getting a little bitbehind on things.
So if you want to join.
At the presale pricing of 88 itwill go up to its full price at
(25:17):
1297 and you will still be ableto join, but you can still join
and get six weeks.
Of high proximity coaching withme.
At eight bananas, three figureprice point, which is just kind
of crazy.
Okay.
Normally six weeks of coachingwith me at this level would be
$1,500.
And it's going to be going up atthe end of March.
Okay.
The masterminding with me isgoing to be going up to the end
of March.
And so I want you to get thisopportunity to see what it's
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like to work with me.
If you've been thinking aboutworking with me in the past, and
you want to just try me out,this is your chance.
Okay.
So.
If you feel like this is whatyou've been looking for, this is
your time to jump in at spotsare limited because you're
getting, I'm giving personalizedfeedback to every participant.
So if you're feeling that polllike maybe this is exactly what
you've been looking for, DMEmini mine on Instagram, if you
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have any questions about it.
And if you are ready to justjump in right away and just make
it happen, then just click thelink below.
I'm dropping it in the shownotes and you can and you can
join us and be in and have, youknow, Can watch the replay of
our first call and see exactlyhow I helped my clients.
Map out their plans and answertheir questions inside of this
master Marine container.
(26:21):
And we already are.
On the way to optimizing oneperson's maternity leave in may
enter the person's funnel.
So she can sell her course onautopilot and free up more of
her time spend with her family.
It is all so good.
And I cannot wait to continuewith these amazing women.
And I would love for you to bepart of it too.
So DME mini minded, Instagram,if you have any questions about
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it, And if you don't have anyquestions and you're like, I'm
ready to go.
Just click the link.
And join us at the presaleprice.
Till the end of this week.
All right, I'll see you nexttime.
I can't thank you enough forlistening to Raising Your
Business.
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building a business and lifethat you love and growing your
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Welcome to the Raising YourBusiness Podcast.
I'm your host, Yael Ben Dahan,founder of CEO Mom Academy, mom
of six and lifelong readingaddict.
This podcast is here to empowermoms to run their businesses and
lives like the powerhouse CEOthey are.
I want you to believe that youcan have the business success
you desire.
And be present with your familyand to give you my best tips and
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strategies for how to make thathappen.
I'll be sharing the honestreality of balancing business
and motherhood, biz models thatwork for you, marketing
simplicity and the mindset of aCEO mom.
Now let's dive in.
Hello.
Hello.
Welcome back to the podcast andso today's episode is your 2025
reality check.
I am sharing.
You made or shifts that I'mseeing in the moms.
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CEO space right now.
What's working today.
It looks completely differentfrom even at six months ago.
And I want to make sure thatyou're positioned for what is
coming.
Okay.
So these are my 2025predictions.
I've got like six.
Main predictions and then onekind of little bonus prediction
about AI.
So stay tuned for that.
And I just wanted to let youknow, before we dive in.
(01:04):
We have something special thatstarted this week.
My momentum mini mind.
We're taking these exactstrategies like these
predictions, and we're turningthem into your Q2 and 2025
action plan.
If you want support,implementing what you learned in
this.
Podcast episodes and stickaround until the end.
Okay.
So.
My first 2025 prediction.
Traditional hustle culture.
(01:26):
Is officially dead for CEO moms.
We have tried for so long to fitourselves into business models.
And business values and businessstrategies.
That were not created for peoplelike us.
Okay.
But here's the twist.
You still are going to need tobuild infrastructure.
The difference is going to behow you build it.
Okay.
You have to build it with theright mindset.
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So what does it really mean tobe a CEO mom?
Well, now I want to be clearwhen I say CEO, mom, I don't
mean wearing a power suit andhigh heels.
iPad phone headset, five Durhampeople talking to you at once.
That's not what I mean at all.
Although if you like the powersuit, And high heels.
I mean, you do you, I.
I aspire to be like you one daywhen I grow up.
But.
CEO moms are long-term thinkers.
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They make decisions around theiroffers, which clients they take
on how they're going to beworking from a place of does
this fit with my long andshort-term goals.
And am I willing to compromiseon some short term stuff in
order to build something that islong-term sustainable.
So here's a real example.
So in my CEO, my mastermindright now, I'm going to be
upping the founding member rate.
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I believe.
At the end of February, end ofMarch.
Haven't decided yet, but theprice is going up by the end of
Q1.
I have the most amazing women inthere.
They are literally my dreamclients.
And while I could easily try tofill these spots quickly before
the March price increase.
I am staying committed to thelong game.
I am working.
I'm actually working onrewriting the copy for the sales
page.
(02:52):
And honing in the messaging moreto bring in the right people.
Even though buying cycles are alittle longer right now because
people are more cautious withtheir investments.
I'm still willing to say no topeople who are not the right fit
either in their business stageor in their culture or values.
That is what it means to thinklike a CEO to protect your
energy, protect your spaces andthink long-term instead of
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making immediate cash grabs.
To me, it's really, reallyimportant.
That I I'm very committed to thewomen.
In that space, that it stayed avery, very safe place to show up
as holy yourself.
To express the values that are,that are important to us.
And.
I've been in space before whereit didn't feel safe.
And so I'm willing to compromiseon short-term client acquisition
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in order to bring in the rightpeople.
Okay.
So.
Here's your first action stepwhen it comes to thinking
longer-term in your business.
I want you to take out yourcalendar right now.
And block off one hour this weekfor CEO thinking time.
And I want you to think aboutyour longterm vision.
How do you see your business?
In a year from now.
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I want to say five years fromnow, but like, In a way I feel
five years from now is like,things are changing so quickly.
So let's just say a year.
How what's your ideal life looklike?
What is your ideal day looklike?
What's your ideal week looklike?
And then I want you to think.
About your offers about the wayyou're currently marketing about
the kind of clients you'reworking with.
And I want you to either give mea yes or no, not give me, you
give yourself a yes or no.
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Does this actually align withthe business that I want with
the week?
That I want.
Wow.
Wow.
Yes.
I think so, too.
I think so, too.
Does this align with thebusiness that you want with.
With the, with, with the, withthe life style that you want to
live.
The calendar that you want tohave.
Is this aligned with that.
(04:38):
And if it's not, then what canwe do to shift?
And everything about this a lot,because while I love doing live
calls, I've noticed that when Ihave too many live calls in an
evening or too many live callsin the week, And it makes me
very stressed out towardsbedtime.
And I don't want to be puttingmy kids to bed in a stressed
frame of mind.
It's like, well, how can Icontinue to deliver?
High quality.
Coaching to my clients.
(05:00):
Without filling my calendarwith, with too many calls.
And so I decided like what my,what my cap is on live programs
that I can run at a time.
And I know that now.
And I'm like, okay.
So if I want to do some sort oflive event, I have to fit it in
in a month.
That is not, does not have toomany calls in my calendar,
right.
Or in a week that doesn't havetoo many calls my calendar.
Right.
(05:20):
So I want you to think.
What is the dream life that Iwant?
Where's.
Where's the light, the life thatI desired to have the schedule I
want to have.
And do my offers.
My marketing, my systems doeseverything I'm doing align with
that.
That is your first action stepto get you towards your ideal
2020.
Oopsie.
The baby just felt almost felldown.
Your ideal 20, 25 life.
(05:43):
The second prediction that Ihave for you in 2025 is
messaging is not just anotherbuzzword, although I know, oh my
gosh.
I feel like.
Every couple of years, there'snot another butters and pies
where it comes up.
And currently it's messagingbecause it's like, oh, if you
have the right messaging, he cansell millions.
If you have the right messageand you can have million dollar
a month.
Yes.
You also have to have the rightbranding.
You also have to have enoughaspirational.
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Content in your branding.
Those have to be someone, youknow, that people want to follow
us.
You have to have a certain levelof charisma.
Okay.
It's not just that simple asmessaging is going to make you a
bazillion dollars, but.
I will say that messaging is thedifference between.
A scalable business and contentthat actually does the work for
you to draw in your ideal peopleand content that is just sitting
there getting likes and cheeringon from people in your
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communities and no actual sales.
Okay.
That is going to be the keyfactor that will separate those,
your scale from those whostruggle.
So picture this you're at aTaylor swift concert.
I'm trying to picture thisbecause I've never been to
Taylor swift concert.
It's on my it's on my visionboard.
One day.
It'll happen.
Oh, and there's a woman.
A few rows down from you.
And.
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You think maybe, you know, her.
And you're trying to get herattention.
So what does she more likely tolook up, look up?
What is more likely, sorry tomake her look up at you and pay
attention to you.
If you say.
Hey lady in that.
In that road below me.
Right.
Maybe she'll look at you.
Maybe she will.
Maybe she won't, I don't know.
But if you say.
Hi, you and the blonde, youknow, with the blonde hair and
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the purple sparkly jacket and,and, and the And the really cool
red heels, I don't know, probowl where they'll.
Maybe they don't, maybe they gotogether.
Do then I don't know.
The point is, if you are superspecific about who you're
speaking to and who, you know,what they are, what the
characteristics are, what theywant, what their goals are, what
their dreams are.
Their day-to-day.
They are going to notice you andyour content is going to jump
(07:30):
out at them.
Okay.
So in 2025, success is not aboutshouting louder.
It's not about shouting louder.
It is about.
It's about speaking to thatclient and the purple sparkly
jacket and knowing what is, whatare the unique characteristics?
What are the purple sparklyjackets that your clients are
wearing that will have them pickup your head, their heads and,
(07:51):
and pay attention to you.
Okay.
I remember when I was doing backwhen I was doing copywriting
still and I was doing launch.
Launch copy for clients.
I wrote launch emails for aclient that got incredible
feedback was actually a sixfigure launch.
It was amazing.
And in that in that launch,people were literally responding
back to the emails going, oh mygoodness.
I feel like you're, you'respeaking to me.
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I feel like you're in my head.
In my, in my life.
Like, how do you know, how doyou know.
What my day looks like, how doyou know what my life looks
like?
Like, are you a fly on my wall?
And that's the power of specificmessaging.
And in 2025, it was not just anice to have it is essential.
Okay.
So here is here's a little tipon how to create these moments
in your own content.
Okay.
I want you to think about theexactly moments, your ideal
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client experiences.
The exercise I did with myclients was let's go through a
day in the life with.
Sorry without you.
Before they come across youbefore they, before they start
working with you.
And a day in the life after theywork with you after they learn
from you after they buy yourcourse.
And let's compare every step ofthe day.
(08:55):
And how does it look before andafter what moments are they
having?
Right.
What are they doing that maybeshouldn't be doing?
What are they wasting your timedoing?
What are they believing thatmaybe isn't true.
What solutions are they tryingthat aren't working?
What should they be actuallyfocusing on?
Instead, if you know the answerto those questions.
Then.
That is what you're going to be.
Golden.
Your emails will speak topeople.
Your content will speak topeople.
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So here's your action step.
You're being very loud.
We're making a lot of noise.
Your action.
Step is going to be to pick yourone core offer.
And I want you to write down thethree most specific, unique
moments, your ideal clientexperiences before they need
this offer.
So.
I'm talking about those middleof the night, pulling your hair
out moments that nobody else istalking about.
(09:36):
And you use one of these exactmoments in your next piece of
content.
Okay.
So things like, I know thatyou're scrolling Instagram and
saving pieces of content thatreally, really speaks to you
and, and are really standing outto you.
And you're like, I want tocreate content just like them,
but you're not exactly sure howto implement that.
Right.
That is a moment that a clientcould be having.
I know.
(09:57):
You're coming home from droppingyour kids off at school and you
intend to go do, you know, getyour workout in, but then you
get distracted by laundry.
Then you get strapped to buy,buy, buy, buy an Erin.
And someone calls you on thephone about school you know,
PTA.
And then before you know it,it's already lunchtime.
Your kids are going to be cominghome soon and you haven't been
your workout for the day andyou've all you.
Even today is coffee and adoughnut.
(10:18):
You picked up on the way homebecause you didn't have any meal
meal preps.
Ready?
If you're a nutritionist.
Or you're, you know, a health, ahealth coach, right?
So what are the specific momentsin their, in their life?
And how can you speak to that?
And show them how with you.
So life would be different.
My next prediction for 2025 isabout offers and.
(10:42):
This might surprise you.
But the most successful CEO,moms are not going to be the
ones with the most offers andthe most new offers in the more,
most exciting, you know, I'vegot this and I've got that.
And I've got that.
They're going to be the ones whostay committed to their
signature programs andframeworks and create strong
offer recognition.
So instead of complex funnelsystems with.
A dozen different entry pointsand multiple backends, smart
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CEO, moms are simplifying andleveraging what they already
have.
So here's an example.
Back in 2021.
I ran.
We workshop called high ticket,low hassle.
All about creating your firsthigh ticket offer.
That doesn't require all yourtime and your firstborn.
And it cost her$47.
I had 30 sales of that, of thatoffer.
10 people apply to work with meand my program, three people
(11:25):
signed up.
So out of 30 people, Threepeople join my seventy-five
hundred dollar program.
That is a 10% conversion rate asamazing.
Okay.
Why did that happen?
Because when you stay committedto your signature offers and
keeps showing up with thatconsistent messaging around
them, People remember what youwere known for?
They come to you ready to buywhen they need it.
So it wasn't just about creatingnew offers here and there and
(11:47):
just creating new stuff and newstuff and new stuff.
It was about pulling out thepieces of my offer that I think
are really going to speak topeople.
And using those as front endoffers.
And I actually go through, Iwalked in my entire funnel
framework that I'm building in2025.
Based on the pillars of mysignature framework, the CEO
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mom's method.
And I'm not creating anythingnew.
I'm literally pulling existingpieces out of my programs and
using them as front end loadtickets to get your offers, to
ring people in the front doorand upsell them into my main
group coaching program, which ismy momentum collective.
Okay.
So here's an action step for youto apply this to yourself in
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2025.
Look at your signature offer andidentify three smaller pieces
like a standalone as entrypoints.
This is not about creatinganything new.
Just pull from what's alreadyworking.
Maybe it's a framework that youteach, maybe it's a system that
you use a particulartransformation that, you know,
you're known for a template thatyour clients absolutely love a
lesson.
That's your client's favoritelesson in your program?
Pull that out and use it as afriend, an offer and create
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strategic ways to upsell theupsell though later.
And there are so many ways toupsell.
And I had, that's an entiresection in my in my long game.
The long game, which is my myaudio series and implementation
guide about how to.
How to build your business.
For the longterm and playing thelong game and your business.
So what I'm going to get intothat now, but.
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The best way to start.
Is to work backwards, reverseengineer, don't create something
new and then think about how canI tie this back to my main
offer, looking at me and offerit and say, what can I pull out
of it in order to create thatthat front end bait, so to
speak, to bring people into myworld.
And the last thing I just wantto say about this.
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Is that.
In this day and age and it withso much AI and so much robots.
And so, and so many people whoare in the online industry
space.
You have to create some level ofknow, like trust and so giving
people a taste of what it's liketo work with, you.
Is going to create that is goingto create that, that trust in
you.
(13:53):
And that is what's going toreally, really get people to be
willing, to open theirpocketbooks and pay you a lot of
money, because if they like theway you deliver in a smaller
offer, they are LA.
Lira likely to what you deliverin a higher ticket offer.
And they're going to feel muchmore comfortable investing in
you at a more premium level.
It is what it is.
Okay.
I will literally buy low ticketoffers from people just to see
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if I'm interested in workingwith them longer term.
So this is your chance to givepeople some of your best stuff
and show them what it's likewhen you're in my world.
And do you want to learn from meor not?
Okay.
And somebody will say no, somepeople say yes.
Once they buy a low ticket.
Your values and the way youteach and the things that you
stand for may or may not alignwith them, but that is the way
to filter them out.
(14:35):
That is the way to bring theright people in.
Okay.
My next prediction.
Is about marketing.
Strategic marketing.
So I want you to shift.
Instead of shifting fromconstant content and flooding
your feed with mediocre content.
Bolt from AI, I'm going to helpmy AI at the end.
(14:58):
I want you to do strategicvisibility rather than
consistent mediocre content.
Okay.
Quality over quantity is notjust a nice idea anymore.
It's the only way forward.
Okay, because people haveinformation.
People can go to trashy T ifthey want information, they do
not need you to give theminformation.
What they do need you for isyour specific experience, your
specific take on things.
(15:18):
They want your quality in depth.
The perspective on whatever itis that their problem is.
And so is that posting just tostay visible?
Successful CEO, moms arecreating content strategically
and that can achieve multiplegoals at once.
Okay.
I structure my content aroundmy, around my offer pillars, my
content pillars, which isbusiness models and offer
suites.
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Mindset.
Marketing and sales andwork-life balance and systems
and scaling with one main callto action every week.
I know exactly I'm focusing onselling mainly that week.
And that is what I focus on.
And it's about quality overquantity every single time.
Okay.
So I will create my piece ofanchor content and then I use
that and I repurpose it.
I will take different angles onthat topic.
(15:59):
And I will turn that into thepieces of content that I put on
my socials.
So.
She was one piece of contentyou've already created that.
Performed well, and before youpost anything new.
I want you to find threedifferent ways to repurpose it
this week, just serve multiplegoals.
Could your carousel posts becomea real with an invitation to
comment with a keyword, and thatsends people to a many chat bot.
Get them onto your email list.
(16:20):
Could your podcast episodebecome a quote graphic that
people want to share.
Could you let us email becomenext week's content or next
week's pocket episode.
Right.
So take what you already arecreating and make it better and
optimize it and use it more andget more people to see it.
Okay.
So that is my marketingprediction.
And when it comes to sales.
Let's talk about sales, my 2025prediction.
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Front end funnels that belltrust will outperform
traditional sales methods ofjust book a call, book, a call
book, a call every single time.
Okay.
Many chat is the new Lincolnbio.
And I recently tested putting afew dollars behind content that
was already performing well.
Organically and the result wasso much more engagement without
any additional time investment.
And that's what I mean byworking smarter, not harder.
(17:03):
All right.
So this is one step I want youto take today.
So that is simple many chat flowfor one of your most common
customer questions.
So there's one automation thatdelivers a freebie that collects
their information, delivers afreebie.
And this could be as simple asautomating how people get your
freebie or just even a link toyour podcast.
They can listen to your latestpodcast episode or Even just
(17:23):
saying, Hey comment, whatever itleads below and you don't get
access to this thing and youjust send them a simple link to
your lead magnet opt-in page.
Like even just that is going tobe the difference between.
Having to manually follow upwith people.
We're trying to get out of ahundred people who see your
offer.
One person to maybe book a call.
And getting more and more peopleonto your email list without
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having to create without havingto like officially.
Run any complicated ads withouthaving to you know, hope people
will go to your Lincoln bio andhave them, you know, have them
click through and actually joinyour email list.
You are.
Really many chat is the only waypeople have gotten used to
getting immediate access tothings that they want.
And so using your feed.
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As a way to drive people to freeor lower ticket offers.
And then selling to higherticket in your stories.
And on the back end, I think isgoing to be the way forward.
And honestly, like, even ifyou're using Facebook as your
primary as your primary place,where you show up, even just
using ladder posts where you usea really cool hook and say, if
you want access to this freething or this low ticket thing,
(18:28):
then just comment this below andyou can manually send them the
link that is going to create alot of engagement.
I was going to have you show upin the algorithm and that is
going to be a really good way toget people into your world.
It is still working.
It was, that was working a whileago and it's still working now.
If your hook is good enough, ifit's something that people maybe
feel I've never seen before, orit's something special that you
do that people want to know howyou do it.
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Okay.
So.
Like I said earlier with the,with the, with the front end
offers, right?
Creating front an offers thatbuild trust and having an
automated way for people to getthem and start conversations.
That is where, when you startconversations, when you have a
DM automation, You start aconversation with the automation
and then you can follow up withthem later manually.
Hey, did you like this?
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You know how are you applyingthis to your business?
How'd you enjoy it?
And you can even bake ininvitations to your higher
ticket things or apple.
You know, apply for this offeror join this offer.
Inside of your lead magnetsinside of your low ticket
offers.
Right?
So.
I really, really do think thatthese, the sales systems are
going to be important.
And the more sales assets youcan create, whether that is
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video sales letters, or littlemini trainings that speak, you
know, talk about your frameworkand talk about your methods.
With invitations to continueworking with you.
You may find that you don'tnecessarily need, if you have a
very, very, very Systemizedproductized offer.
That is very, very clear.
The result is very clear.
That process is very clear.
You may find you will notnecessarily need to get on sales
(19:54):
calls, even if this is not justfor masterminds, it's not just
for group programs.
Even if this is a service,people may not feel the need to
get on dams with you.
If they feel like they know youwell enough already from your
content.
And from your conversations tojust book, you know, To just
book you as a service provider.
Okay.
And that's why I'm so committedto productize services for
service providers in 2025,because when you're known for
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your signature offer, When youpay off recognition around that
thing, when it creates offerrecognition around your
signature frameworks and whatyou stand for.
Oh, no.
Oh, no.
He's so cute in the coffee.
Oh then you are, then thatpeople are going to know you for
that.
You are going to refer you forthat.
And people are going to go toyou when they need someone like
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you.
Wow.
Yes.
Yes.
Oh, God.
He's so cute.
Okay.
So here's my final predictionfor 2025.
This is.
This is really important.
Okay.
Do not sleep on AI.
AI is not going anywhere, butthe most accessible mom CEO's
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are not going to the ones usingit to replace their voice or
create, just create content.
You know, just to just take it.
And just pump out loads of AIgenerated content.
Trust me.
I know exactly which content iscreated with AI and which is not
okay.
I can tell, I can tell by theframework, I can tell by the
structure.
You need to use AI as a way toamplify your creativity rather
than replace you and your uniquevoice.
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All right.
I use AI to speed up my backendprocesses so I can spend more
time on things that reallymatter.
Like I will take my SLPs andplug them into AI and then it
will create I'll create a, itwill create step-by-step SOP is.
From my video walkthroughs I useAI to create my show notes.
I have my specific show, note,frameworks, and template that I
feed into Claude.
It will take the transcriptionof my podcast episode and turn
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it into show notes and I'll goin there.
I'll adjust it.
I'll change up the wording.
I'll I'll I'll change the way itsays has there things, because
again, it's not going to replaceme.
It is just saving me time.
It's taking the stuff that Ialready created.
My own creativity, this podcastepisode.
Right.
And it will help me just be ableto promote it better and
quicker.
Okay.
So.
I want you to look at your mosttime consuming, repetitive
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tasks.
And pick one that can bestreamlined with AI, right?
Maybe it's drafting emailresponses.
Maybe it's taking yourtranscripts and creating
outlines.
Maybe it's organizing yourideas.
Maybe it's brainstorming namesfor your offer, but remember AI
is your assistant.
It was not your placement.
You did.
To enhance your creativity, notsubstitute, not being a
substitute for your uniquevoice, because then you will
just sound like everybody elseand you will not stand out in
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your niche and you will notstand out in your industry.
And people are going to forgetabout you.
Your voice will becomeforgettable because it's not
your voice anymore.
And I don't want that for you.
Okay.
So.
You might be thinking.
This all sounds great, but howdo I actually implement these
shift for my business?
That is exactly why I createdsomething really special.
Everything I just shared this,these are not theories.
These are the exact strategiesthat we're implementing in Simon
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moments in mini minds.
Or have you been contemplatingsome sort of pivot or refresh in
your business model?
If you know, your mindset needsa reset, or if you feel like you
kind of maybe built yourbusiness by accident and you
were ready to rebuild it withthe right foundations in 2025,
this is for you.
So what makes this momentum minimind different?
Okay.
And.
I love this opportunity.
I love running this many mind.
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Because this gives you a chanceto see what mastermind level
support is without the fivefigure price tag.
I know that when I was thinkingof joining mastermind out of
love to see what it was like tobe in a mastermind before I
joined one, now I did it to seewhat it was like.
And I joined one.
I joined my first mastermind wasmy first mastermind in, oh my
God.
In 2018.
And it was and it was, it was agreat move because when I
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joined, I was making my$25 amonth.
And by the time I left, I wasmaking about$8,500 a month.
And within a couple of monthsafter I finished my first year
in that mastermind, I had hit myfirst 10 payments.
It was actually 11 K.
I didn't even notice tillafterwards.
But that was, that was backthen.
Now I know that you have so manychoices and so many
opportunities and so many peoplehave amazing programs.
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And so I want to give you alittle preview of what it is
like to work with me in a highproximity space.
Okay.
So every strategy that weimplement, every strategy that I
teach in the mastermind isdesigned to work through the
lens of a very, very busy motherwho needs time for her family.
And once her business, you know,she loves her business and he
loves working and she loves herclients, but she wants.
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The hours that she's working tobe impactful so that she can
take off time wholeheartedly,she can work and then she can
walk away from her desk feelinggood about what she
accomplished.
And that is the entire goal ofthe momentum in your mind is to
build your business foundations.
Around your life.
Okay.
And you are going to getpersonalized feedback for me on
the things you create, your,your funnel maps, your offers,
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your, your copy.
Okay.
You're going to get my feedbackon it.
Just like you're in my CEO.
Ma'am CEO, mom mastermind.
Sorry.
And You are going to walk awaywith a complete action plan for
Q2 and the rest of 2025.
I actually have a full workbookthat you literally filled it out
and map it out.
And you have your business planall mapped out.
You have your offers, you haveyour content, you have your
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messaging.
You have your systems in place,like it is all in one place, so
you can refer back to it whenyou need to.
Okay.
And so I have extended thepresale pricing until the end of
this week because I I had sickkids and so sick kids equals.
You know, getting a little bitbehind on things.
So if you want to join.
At the presale pricing of 88 itwill go up to its full price at
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1297 and you will still be ableto join, but you can still join
and get six weeks.
Of high proximity coaching withme.
At eight bananas, three figureprice point, which is just kind
of crazy.
Okay.
Normally six weeks of coachingwith me at this level would be
$1,500.
And it's going to be going up atthe end of March.
Okay.
The masterminding with me isgoing to be going up to the end
of March.
And so I want you to get thisopportunity to see what it's
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like to work with me.
If you've been thinking aboutworking with me in the past, and
you want to just try me out,this is your chance.
Okay.
So.
If you feel like this is whatyou've been looking for, this is
your time to jump in at spotsare limited because you're
getting, I'm giving personalizedfeedback to every participant.
So if you're feeling that polllike maybe this is exactly what
you've been looking for, DMEmini mine on Instagram, if you
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have any questions about it.
And if you are ready to justjump in right away and just make
it happen, then just click thelink below.
I'm dropping it in the shownotes and you can and you can
join us and be in and have, youknow, Can watch the replay of
our first call and see exactlyhow I helped my clients.
Map out their plans and answertheir questions inside of this
master Marine container.
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And we already are.
On the way to optimizing oneperson's maternity leave in may
enter the person's funnel.
So she can sell her course onautopilot and free up more of
her time spend with her family.
It is all so good.
And I cannot wait to continuewith these amazing women.
And I would love for you to bepart of it too.
So DME mini minded, Instagram,if you have any questions about
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it, And if you don't have anyquestions and you're like, I'm
ready to go.
Just click the link.
And join us at the presaleprice.
Till the end of this week.
All right, I'll see you nexttime.
I can't thank you enough forlistening to Raising Your
Business.
I hope this episode has inspiredyou to take another step towards
building a business and lifethat you love and growing your
income in a way that works foryou and your family.
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If you enjoyed this episode,please take a second to rate and
review and let's connect onInstagram.
Screenshot and share it onInstagram stories so we can get
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Tag me at the EL Bendahan andshare your biggest breakthrough
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