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There’s No Wrong Way to Multipod with Sarah Hockett – The MultiPod 088

Can you have three businesses at once, and live the multipod dream of variety, control, and fulfillment?

Sarah Hockett is doing that very thing and finding that balance. But it has not come easily or quickly, nor without a fair share of obstacles and vulnerability along the way.

Sarah has always been a side-hustler, in addition to regular jobs, and was recently working in non-profits. But bad bosses and toxic workplaces drove her to full-time self-employment. A visit to the Everything Conference in the fall of 2019 was a life-changer. Putting her story – her challenges and successes – out there started the process of finding the people who needed to find her.

Co-hosts Vanessa and Ted, and new special co-host Cristy, sit down with Sarah to discuss her approach to work/life balance, multitasking and how to carve out a path for yourself that allows you to help others.

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You’re about to Learn…

  • What one of Sarah’s superpowers is, and how it relates to the Incredible Hulk.
  • How many of us have been conditioned to believe that bad bosses and toxic workplaces are the norm.
  • About Sarah’s three businesses: coaching, audio storytelling, and epoxy resin art!
  • How Sarah has, in her own words, “Machete-hacked my way through my own career.”
  • How Sarah promotes her businesses: does she need a different message for each?
  • How does she get the story out there for each business, and on a regular basis?
  • Why starting to share her story, which began at the Everything Conference, opened up the floodgates to being more open and comfortable putting her thoughts, struggles and successes out there.
  • “You never know who is out there, walking around, with a hole in their heart the shape of your words.”

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