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What do real people say about entrepreneurship?

101 people recorded interviews about entrepreneurship across 34 organisations. more clients, leads or patients was the most commonly volunteered theme, appearing in 18 interviews. The most common timeframe people described was over a year. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

First-hand accounts from people who talked about entrepreneurship in their recorded interview.

Changes customers chose to talk about

Based on 101 open-ended customer interviews. These are themes people mentioned without being asked to rate every possible outcome. If someone did not mention a change, that does not mean it did not happen.

  • More clientsmentioned in 18 interviews
    “I didn't really have a proper systems in place and I didn't have a good understanding of what needs to be there for me to have kind of a smooth flow of the incoming clients, The quality of my life changed primarily be…”Anna Tubina
  • Better systemsmentioned in 15 interviews
    “I didn't really have a proper systems in place and I didn't have a good understanding of what needs to be there for me to have kind of a smooth flow of the incoming clients, The quality of my life changed primarily be…”Anna Tubina
  • Family & relationshipsmentioned in 14 interviews
    “How I can form my relationship with my own finances, how I can attract more abundance that way, and how at the same time, I can offer more to the clientele that I serve.”Anna Tubina
  • Felt supportedmentioned in 13 interviews
    “I think the Perfect Practice provides a great role model because we have our own health and wellness community and so we are able to learn in real time how to support our personal health and wellness community by how…”Carla Doleman & Carol Lamar
  • Team & hiringmentioned in 11 interviews
    “Deb Gray (00:00) the moment that I really knew that Atlas was helping, was when I had a problem with my stripe, a technical issue, and I didn't have time to fix it, and my assistant was able to go right in, fix it, re…”Deb Gray
  • Mental claritymentioned in 10 interviews
    “The biggest difference now since having gone to the Client Attraction Summit is more clarity in the whole process, right?”Emily Wassell
  • Revenue growthmentioned in 9 interviews
    “While working full time and doing other things, I was able to log on and learn various aspects of setting up a business from marketing to finance to... kind of sales calls, how to kind of build from the ground up.”Erem
  • Confidencementioned in 8 interviews
    “I'm able to have vacations with my kids and be with my kids and be fully present with my kids and trust that when it's time for work, it's time for work, but the rest of the time is really mine, and giving myself perm…”Emily Wassell
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How long it took

  • Over a year · 3

Stories in this topic

Showing 12 of 101 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

  • “I was really nervous the first time I asked for those numbers.”Emily Wassell
  • “So before I started working with Ricky, I was actually kinda overworking myself.”Marcus Espinosa
  • “Marni Hale initially worried she wouldn't live up to the caliber of the powerful entrepreneurs in the group. However, she realized during her first meeting that every member brings unique value to share while simultaneously receiving value from others.”Marni Hale

Frequently asked

How does Jen Hill Tribe compare to other entrepreneur communities?
Brandon Lee noted that while most communities require members to 'make noise' to be known, Jen Hill Tribe features active facilitation. He described the level of curation by Jennifer Hill, who immediately tagged relevant connections in a WhatsApp intro, as 'frankly unprecedented' compared to four or five other groups… — Brandon Lee
What is the quality of the members in Jen Hill Tribe?
Lee highlighted the 'caliber of people' and their proactive interest in others. He specifically mentioned that out of 15 one-on-one meetings, most were with men who, contrary to his typical experience in business, were curious, generous, and offered genuine support. — Brandon Lee
What happens during a Jen Hill Tribe member call?
Brandon Lee observed Jennifer Hill facilitating calls with meditation, looping every member in, and creating breakout groups for connection. He was impressed by the consistency of the 'warmth and responsiveness' of the 40+ people who attended his first session. — Brandon Lee
How can a health coach stop relying solely on word-of-mouth referrals?
Anna Tubina found that implementing proper software systems and automating the customer journey allowed her to expand her reach. These tools provided a smooth flow of incoming clients rather than relying on unpredictable referrals. — Anna Tubina
Is functional medicine entrepreneurship isolating?
Anna Tubina described the world of functional medicine practitioners as 'very isolating' before joining. She found that the Perfect Practice community provided a support network of like-minded individuals to guide her through every stage. — Anna Tubina
Can I run a functional medicine practice while traveling?
Yes, Anna Tubina realized through the program that she could build her practice to achieve geographical freedom. This was made possible by installing the necessary systems and mindset shifts taught in the mentorship. — Anna Tubina

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