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Off The Charts Business Podcast with Nathalie Lussier
#081 Off the Charts- Spiral Staircase
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#081 Off the Charts- Spiral Staircase

Off The Charts Business Podcast

Do you ever set big goals for yourself, on how to get from point A to point B, but then feel like somehow you ended up back at square one? I am here to tell you not to worry, you are further along than you think. Join me as I share with you my spiral staircase analogy from Off the Charts Live 2014.

In this podcast we will go over the steps of the spiral staircase and how to use them to grow your business, and keep improving it.

Here are the 9 steps we will be going over on how you can take the spiral staircase analogy to your business

1. GET CLEAR AND CONFIDENT ON YOUR WHY
2. GET CLEAR ON WHO IT’S FOR
3. CREATE OFFERS AND TEST VALUE AND PRICING
4. MAKE SALES AND GET FEEDBACK
5. FINE TUNE YOUR BUSINESS MODEL
6. STORY AND POSITIONING
7. BUILD BUSINESS ASSETS: LIST, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, RELATIONSHIPS
8. EVALUATE WHAT’S WORKING
9. SCALE: AUTOMATE, DELEGATE, STREAMLINE

Join me on the podcast below as we dig deeper into how to use these 9 simple steps.

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The Momentum Memo
Off The Charts Business Podcast with Nathalie Lussier
The Off The Charts Business Podcast is for multi-passionate entrepreneurs. Here you’ll learn how to design a scalable business to spend more time outside away from the screen, through actionable ideas, real-world examples, and pep talks from your host Nathalie Lussier, founder of AccessAlly.
Nathalie Lussier started making websites when she was 12 years old, and graduated with a degree in Software Engineering and a job offer from Wall Street. In a gutsy move, she turned down this job to start her own business right out of college.
Today, Nathalie is the CEO of the AccessAlly WordPress plugin for ambitious course creators, membership site owners, and community builders. She has been featured in Forbes, Inc., Fast Company, Venture Beat, Mashable, Business Insider, Yahoo! Finance, and Under 30 CEO.