In this episode, I’m sharing 9 tips for creating a lot of content… without spending all of your time creating content.

My guest today is Katie Zeppieri, founder of The Mic Drop Agency. In this episode we discussed all things personal branding! Why it matters, why it's relevant to your business, the best ways to build a strong personal brand, how to translate your personal brand into sales and much more.

Let’s go back to basics. In this episode, I’ll walk you through how to start creating a custom marketing strategy just for your business.

In this episode, I’m sharing 10 things I learned in 2022.

In this episode I’m sharing 20 New Years content ideas.

Today’s episode is all about doing a Year in Review for your business – taking a close look at 2022 before we close that chapter and move into 2023. A Year in Review helps us celebrate the highs, learn from the lows, and figure out how to make things even better moving forward.

My guest for this episode is founder of Proof to Product, Katie Hunt. In this conversation, we discuss everything from hiring to wholesale outreach to parenting and everything in between.

In today's episode, we're bringing back our favorite holiday season tradition... Double episodes for all of December! This year, Lauren decided to do something very special. She's going to share four episodes from the private podcast that only members of the Making Good Happen subscription service have access to.  We'll be sprinkling these episodes like holiday magic throughout the month, so keep an eye out wherever you get your podcasts for these special episode drops. 

Today, we're sharing the private podcast episode from December 8th: December Permission Slips

Nell Wulfhart is a journalist, a writer, a world traveler, and on top of it all, a decision coach. Nell attributes her successes to her talent for making quick decisions at various crossroads in her life. To Nell, time wasted in perseverating over a decision is a tragedy, so she opened up shop to help others make decisions quickly and save precious time.

My friends, it is time for another marketing Q&A episode! Every few months I do a Q&A episode where I answer questions that I’ve received in my membership program, Making Good Happen, as well as some of the questions I’ve received over on Instagram.

My guest for this episode is Hype Yourself by Lucy Werner, and in this episode, we discuss how to effectively pitch your business for PR opportunities.

In this episode, we’re talking about Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert. We talk about all things creative living: what it looks like to live a creative life, what big magic is, passion vs. creativity, the role of fear in creativity, the power of curiosity, and much, much more.

Though we're quickly approaching the end of the year, for many of us our busiest days are still ahead. What can we do to make it to January without completely unraveling?? Create a plan. In today’s episode, I’m going to walk you through some steps for how to create your marketing plan for the end of 2022… and then how to start working through it NOW so you have the time for what really matters later on.

In this episode, Suze Chadwick and I talk about building your business around *YOU* and what makes you special. In other words, we’re talking about personal branding. Suz really knows her stuff and she shares so much gold in this conversation. I’m so thrilled to share it with you.

Many of you might feel like for some reason, putting YOU into your marketing and your branding isn’t a good fit, for whatever reason. I think today’s episode will convince you otherwise.

If you struggle to follow through on your plans, this episode is for you. Today I'm sharing a little bit about my own personal journey learning how to follow through, why we don't always stick with our plans, and then of course my best 5 strategies for actually following through in our creative work.

Welcome back to Making Good Book Club! In this episode, my book club co-host, Charelle Griffith and I discuss Digital Body Language: How to Build Trust & Connection, No Matter the Distance by Erica Dhawan.

In this book club episode, we talk about what Digital Body Language is and why it’s worth thinking through, how power and trust relate to how we communicate, the 4 laws of Digital Body Language, the case for emojis and exclamation marks, communication differences by gender, generation and culture and much, much more.