If you consider yourself to be a planner person then you'll definitely enjoy today's episode with Jeanette Richardson. Jeanette is the cofounder of Wild for Planners and Wild University. In this episode, we explored how she got started with her business and membership program. She talks about her...
If you consider yourself to be a planner person then you'll definitely enjoy today's episode with Jeanette Richardson. Jeanette is the cofounder of Wild for Planners and Wild University. In this episode, we explored how she got started with her business and membership program. She talks about her popular, GO Wild Conference and what they've done to shift this event during the pandemic. We also chat about making your planning your own, being choosy about what you invest your energy into and the importance of daily celebrations.
What's in this episode:
- What inspired her to start GO Wild and Wild for Planners
- Their experience with transitioning their event during the pandemic
- Advice for people who might be struggling right now
- Why she decided to create Wild University
- How you can make your planner your own
- Why you have to intentionally use your planner for goal setting
- Our thoughts on being choosy about what you put your energy into
- Why you should take the time to celebrate each day
- What Jeanette's looking forward to right now
About Jeanette:
Jeanette Richardson is the co-founder of Wild for Planners, which hosts the annual GO Wild Conference. She and her team recently launched Wild University, a membership community that features leaders from the creative community teaching new skills each month. In addition to following along with creative content, members focus on making progress and connecting with others. When she isn't working on Wild projects, Jeanette loves to travel (she hopes to make it to her seventh continent soon), and practices small business law.
Connect With Jeanette:
Website | Instagram | Facebook
Links:
Wild University
Planners Gone Wild
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