065: Finding What You Love with Jamie Jensen
Are you doing the thing that you really want to be doing? This is something I believe we all should be considering as we run our businesses.
In this episode, I was joined by Jamie Jensen, she’s an incredible award-winning screenwriter, a copywriter for hire, former agency owner and a great friend of mine. Jamie realized while running her business that she didn’t want to be an agency owner, instead, she took a leap of faith to dismantle her agency and follow the path she felt called to.
She walks us through how she made that decision to dismantle her agency. She also talks about what big lessons she learned growing her business, how she set it up to scale from the beginning and her advice for setting (and sticking to) boundaries!
What’s in this episode:
- What led to Jamie starting her own business
- How she knew she wanted to set up for scaling from the beginning
- Jamie’s biggest lesson in growing an agency
- Her process and reasoning behind dismantling her business
- Jamie’s tip for tapping into your inner knowing for big decisions
- Where her superpower of setting boundaries comes from
- How to communicate your boundaries
- Her advice for storytelling and sharing your story
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About Jamie:
I’m Jamie (obvs), an award-winning screenwriter, entrepreneur, story nerd, and sweet girl from Queens, NY who once commuted to and from her arts high school on the subway with a portfolio that was bigger that she was.
Since then, I’ve made a feature film that won me a “Best Feature Writer” award, founded a digital marketing agency that grew 50% year over year for 3 straight years, written 10 feature-length movies, and helped thousands of entrepreneurs and writers share their story for maximum impact.
The fact is, after working with me, many of my clients have completely transformed – some becoming more authentically expressed in their work — others increasing their sales up to 900% — and for even more, BOTH OF THINGS AT ONCE! *magic*.
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