Julie Ball on How to Delight Your Tribe

The Universe works in mysterious ways... So when my first conversation with today’s rockstar guest, Julie Ball, didn’t record- we got the chance to dive in together for a second time. What happened in round 2 was absolutely pure magic.

Julie is the founder and chief sparkler at Sparkle Hustle Grow, a subscription box for female entrepreneurs, delivering delight, insight and inspiration each month in their inboxes.

Julie is also an author, a speaker and a community builder on a mission to help her tribe find success and joy in the work that they do.

In today’s conversation, we talk about everything from Money Mindset, to how to launch a business, to one of the most liberating perspectives I’ve heard in a long time- #itsjustmath.

Be sure to grab a pen and paper for this epic conversation while Julie and I talk specifics about how to find the courage to start, and what steps you can take once you do.

In this episode:

iTunes review of the week [ 1:25 ]
Today’s guest, Julie Ball [ 4:03 ]
How Sparkle Hustle Grow came to life [ 7:00 ]
How Julie built a thriving business from 50 subscribers [ 8:34 ]
The courage it took to launch a business [ 12:30 ]
How Julie plans content for her boxes [ 21:45 ]
How to treat your business like an actual business [ 23:55 ]
Why your sales don’t equate to your worth [ 27:05 ]
Limiting beliefs Julie has had to overcome [ 23:10 ]
The Big Vision for Sparkle Hustle Grow [ 33:35 ]
Julie’s favorite reads [ 38:40 ]
Julie’s mentors in life + biz [ 42:17 ]
What Julie would say to a former version of herself [ 45:20 ]

Soul Shifting Quotes:

“The female entrepreneur community needed something to bring them together, to get them excited and to treat themselves.”
“You have to start- it’s progress over perfection.”
“We’re really transparent about where we’re failing, as well as the excitement of where we’re winning; I think that’s important when you’re growing your brand.”
“You’re not running a race against anybody else, it’s your own race.”
“The hustle doesn’t have to be all business all the time.”

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