Nicole Walters on Creating Your Legacy NOW

One of the most influential podcasters and internet sensations, Nicole Walters, is on the show today to offer us the tools to help us zero in on our passions and maximize our impact.

Nicole Walters is a former six-figure corporate executive who woke up every morning feeling stuck in the life she built for herself. Using her corporate skills, she took to the internet and built a multi-seven figure business showing others how they can live a life they love.

Not only is Nicole an entrepreneur, but a mom to her three foster kids, which she refers to as “The Tinies,” and wife to her amazing husband “The Hubbin.”

Nicole has had numerous viral videos have garnished over 30 Million views talking about the real-life struggles of being a mom. Every day, Nicole connects with her audience on how to run an online business and live a happy life.

In this episode, Nicole shares what it was like to quit her job in front of 10,000 people, what she’s learned since then, and why she believes it’s important to start building our legacies TODAY.

In this Episode You’ll Learn:

All about today’s guest, Nicole Walters [ 0:45 ]
About Nicole’s “quit day” [ 6:20 ]
What it’s like to travel as a mom [ 13:20 ]
The mindset factors that make a difference in finding our legacies [ 17:30 ]
What Nicole’s difference makers are [ 19:45 ]
How to keep the balance with our partners [ 24:20 ]
The way poverty will alter our decisions [ 27:50 ]
How to price our first offering [ 30:35 ]
About Nicole’s deep traumas [ 34:35 ]
How to deal with worthiness [ 40:30 ]
The reasons we need to guard our greatness [ 43:00 ]
About what Nicole is excited for [ 48:10 ]
Why we don’t need social media strategies [ 52:45 ]
The advice Nicole would tell her past self [ 55:00 ]

Soul Shifting Quotes:

“I choose me, my family, my legacy, and my purpose.”
“We can’t be all the things, to all the people, all the time.”
“The whole concept of balance is bogus.”
“Only expect 80% from someone, max; no one will care about your business as much as you do.”
“It’s really important that your husband has his own thing.”

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