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If entrepreneurship feels like a game of whack-a-mole, then this episode with my friend and mentor, Cat Johnson, from catjohnson.co. is for you. “Everything you’ve ever wanted is sitting on the other side of fear.” -George Addair.

When it comes to unwavering dedication, Sara DiLandro is a heartbeat of inspiration in the Glens Falls community. As the Director of the GFSD Backpack Program, her passion for combating food insecurity fuels a continuous journey of innovation. In this episode, Sara offers nonprofit insights for entrepreneurs and shares why fostering a supportive network is key for those with big dreams on a budget.

Imagine a career that's not just about achieving professional milestones, but also about fulfilling your personal aspirations.Guest Corine Pettit secured what she thought was the perfect job. Yet, as she delved deeper, she realized it wasn't a true reflection of what she truly desired from life. A series of serendipitous events sparked creativity that changed Corine’s trajectory forever. With determination she crafted a business that granted her the freedom to live life on her own terms. Get ready to be inspired as you learn how Corine masterfully engineered her own version of success as a business owner! Corine Pettit is a Strategic Website Designer for online service-based entrepreneurs, agencies, & educators, who uses her Strategy-First approach to create high-converting websites that crush industry standards. After leaving behind her engineering career in 2018 to go full-time in website design, Corine soon realized many seasoned online entrepreneurs & agencies were desperately in need of a website that actually converts in an era of “pretty websites” that just collect dust. When she’s not 5-layers deep in all-the-strategizing or building new client websites, you’ll probably find her in the mountains, on a lake, or planning her next trip to some breathtakingly scenic corner of the world.Connect & Learn More:Corine PettitEmail Corine Pettit at: [email protected] Just Off Glen is recorded in the podcast studio of WorkSmart Coworking and Meeting Space and is produced by Black Mountain Visuals in Glens Falls, NY. Don’t work alone! WorkSmart provides a ready-to-be-productive space with a supportive community to help YOU do your best work. Book a tour today!

Summer reading lists aren’t just for kids. The season’s slower pace is the perfect opportunity to realign, reenergize, and get clear on where you’re headed personally and professionally.

Get ready for an episode jam-packed with practical advice as Cameron Gallagher, Founder of Black Mountain Visuals, returns on the podcast. Cameron shares an inspiring update on the growth of his business and practical tips, techniques, and time-saving apps that have helped him stay on top of his game, allowing him to focus on what truly matters - driving his business forward. From mastering your calendar to effective employee management, discover these time-saving gems and supercharge your productivity. With Cameron’s help, stop wasting time!

A well-established Google Business Profiles (GBP) is essential to helping small businesses attract and retain customers. In this episode of the Just Off Glen podcast, Amy Toman dives into the key elements that make up a comprehensive Google Business Profile.

Nurturing meaningful connections is the lifeblood of a successful nonprofit - connections with donors, volunteers, and residents.   Tom Lyons, Director of Amanda's House and Volunteer Services at Glens Falls Hospital, shares how these community connections lay the foundation for sustainable growth, amplifying an organization's impact and empowering it to make a lasting difference. From exciting events like the Aloha Run to the power of word-of-mouth marketing, Tom shares the key strategies for fundraising, volunteer recruitment, and marketing in the nonprofit world. From exciting events like the Aloha Run to the power of word-of-mouth marketing, Tom shares the key strategies for fundraising, volunteer recruitment, and marketing in the nonprofit world.

“It’s not what you sell that matters as much as how you sell it.” – Brian Halligan, CEO and Co-Founder, HubSpot. Digital advertising connects us with our audience like never before. But, many businesses are damaging their brand and don’t even know it. Join us on this episode to dive into the importance of responsible marketing.  From connecting genuinely with your audience to promoting transparency and building trust, Allison GiamBruno, Marketing Manager at WorkSmart Coworking & Meeting Space, shares how we can unlock the potential of Instagram marketing while upholding ethical standards. This episode’s valuable knowledge and actionable strategies will empower you to build your authentic and positive brand presence.

Deana Endieveri and friends saw an opportunity in the local market and took it. Thirty years later, ne PROMO is a thriving locally owned and operated business. They’re providing promotional products and custom branded apparel from South Glens Falls, NY to customers across the country. Listen to this interview with Deana to hear about - The F-word that’s not a bad word Entrepreneurship is not about YOU. How community is synonymous with mental wellness for entrepreneurs

Get ready to level up your Instagram game with WorkSmart's Marketing Manager, Allison GiamBruno. Allison shares insider tips and strategies for mastering the basics of this powerful social media platform. From optimizing your profile to creating compelling content, tune in to this podcast to discover how to make the most of Instagram for your brand.

If you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a creative looking to turn your passion into a business, this is an episode you won't want to miss! Staci Oswald shares her journey of building a business that she loves while finding a work-life balance that works for her family. Despite the challenges that come with being an entrepreneur, Staci sees each obstacle as a gift that allows her to learn and grow as a person and as a business owner. She also talks about the joy of creating a business that aligns with her passions and values, and how it has transformed her life in ways she never thought possible.

When it comes to designing a career you’re passionate about, it’s critical to build your community of supporters. And SUNY Adirondack Chef Matthew Bolton has done just that. Now his enthusiasm inspires students to pursue their passions in the restaurant and hospitality industries.