You can have a clear niche on paper and still feel like something is off, and that’s usually the clue that you’re missing a layer.

In this episode, I break down why defining your ideal customer often leads to hesitation and second-guessing, even for experienced business owners.

I introduce the difference between demographic niches and situational niches, and explains how understanding what your customers are dealing with, not just who they are, can completely change the way your marketing lands.

Have you ever heard something that stuck with you because it exposed a truth you couldn’t ignore? In this episode of Sequence Over Strategy, I explore “positive haunting” - the art of saying something so clear and accurate that it changes how people see their own behavior.

I explain why being helpful and informative isn’t enough in relationship marketing, especially early on, and why real impact comes from smart comparisons that reveal what someone has been missing all along.

Networking isn’t broken—but the way most people think about it might be.

In this episode of Sequence Over Strategy, I challenge the idea that success requires hundreds of connections and explains why a small number of the right relationships can have a far bigger impact.

I break down why intentional networking is about sequence, not scale, how quality beats quantity every time, and why real business growth comes from depth, not constant outreach.

So many business owners hesitate to reach out for collaborations or referrals because they’re convinced they don’t have enough to offer in return.

Maybe your audience feels too small, maybe you can’t refer clients back, or maybe it just feels awkward to ask without a perfectly equal trade lined up.

In this episode of Sequence Over Strategy, I break down why that way of thinking is holding you back and why real reciprocity rarely looks like a simple one-for-one exchange.

Ever feel like you're "networking" nonstop but nothing real comes from it?

In this episode, I explain why big, shallow networks fall flat and why a few genuine connections change everything. I dig into what makes a network actually useful, how to spot the people who matter, and why depth beats volume every time. 

If you're done wasting time on empty coffee chats, this episode will feel like a reset.

Sick of agonizing over whether to say yes to something that doesn’t pay?

In this weeks episode I cut through the noise and shows you the real question to ask: what job is this opportunity actually doing for your business?

 I break down the difference between genuine marketing, useful market research, and work that should absolutely be paid. By the end, you’ll know exactly when a free gig is a smart move - and when it’s just draining your time for nothing.

Think you just need a better marketing strategy? In this episode, I take a deep dive into audience borrowing - what it is, why it works, and how getting it wrong can quietly tank your marketing. 

I break down why showing up in front of "good enough" audiences wastes your time, how to build genuine relationships with the people who own the audiences you want, and why precision matters more than ever in a crowded market. 

If your collaborations, guest spots, or visibility efforts aren't turning into real results, this episode will show you exactly what's missing in your sequence.

Tired of shouting into the void on social media? In this episode, I break down why most business owners use social media completely out of sequence and how to fix it.

I share a refreshing take on using these platforms not as traffic machines, but as tools for genuine connection. By shifting from “strategy first” to “sequence first,” you’ll discover how social media can actually support your relationships and make marketing feel a whole lot easier.

Ever notice how the last thing you saw or heard suddenly feels like the best idea? That’s the availability bias at work, and it can quietly steer your business decisions in the wrong direction.

In this episode of Sequence Over Strategy, I break down how this mental shortcut shows up, why it’s especially risky when “it matters more,” and how shifting to sequence over strategy keeps you from falling into the trap.

With clear, relatable examples, I show you how to think beyond what’s easiest and start making choices that actually move your business forward.