Liberatory Business with Simone Seol

92. How I decide which collaborations to say yes to (plus: how to spot the red flags)

I've said no to collaborations that would have put me in front of huge audiences. And I've said yes to ones that I stood to gain zero financial benefit from. I

91. How to attract clients who already trust you

Who you think you're talking to when you're writing copy? That invisible person can make or break your marketing. And no, I'm not talking about an "ideal

90. You should write a book. Here's the ADHD-friendly way

This episode is just me yelling at you to PLEASE GO WRITE YOUR BOOK. (Plus some genius tips on how to actually get it done.) For most of human history, the ability to r

89. Why nobody's buying: the 6-point offer checklist

"No one is buying. What's going on?" This is the checklist I run through with clients when the sales just aren't happening, and they want to understand why. 

88. Why people don't take you up on your FREE offer

You put something out for free — something truly valuable, something you were proud of — and got crickets. Nothing. Nada.  What gives? I learned the hard way that there

87. The cure to "I don't know what to say"

Has this ever happened to you? You're looking at a blank screen, you need to write copy... and your brain comes up with a big fat NOTHING.  You think to yourself:

86. The painless way to write calls-to-action

This is one of the simplest changes you can make to upgrade your sales game. Add better calls-to-action (CTAs). Adding CTAs to your copy can feel awkward when you think

85. What if you've "tried everything" and it's still not working?

This is a short but powerful one. A loving kick in the pants. I talk to so many entrepreneurs who have "tried everything"... and yet, none of it seems to move the needle

84. Better than a "I help" statement

Everyone tells you you need a crisp "I help" statement. Like: "I help such-and-such-people do something-something." If you're like most entrepreneurs online, you&ap

83. How to become a content machine

A friend once asked whether I secretly have an army of content producers behind me. After all, how else could one person put out that much? Of course, I don't. The

82. The leaks in your bucket

This is a short but powerful one. This is an archive episode I'd forgotten I recorded, and this unexpectedly moving parable was exactly what I needed to hear. Hope

81. Result surprise

You've done all the things. Checked all the boxes. So... why isn't your business working? I call that "result surprise", and it's one of the most useful t

80. Three un-skip-able sales essentials

There's an ocean of marketing advice out there. It feels complicated and sometimes contradictory. What applies to you? What are you supposed to prioritize? Let me s

79. Decolonizing Manifestation: Part 4 - The lifelong practice

Almost everything about manifestation gets taught on a short timeline. Manifest this by the end of the month, hit this number in 6 months, call in this person in the next

78. Decolonizing Manifestation, Part 3: The technology of reality creation

This is part three of the Decolonizing Manifestation series, and we dive into the "how" of reality creation. If manifestation is a collaboration with your ancestors — no

77. Decolonizing manifestation, Part 2 - The origin of our desires and destiny

Conventional manifestation puts all the weight on you: what you want, what thoughts you think, what you put on your vision board, your vibrations. In today's episod

76. Decolonizing Manifestation, Part 1: The Roots of Magic

Why am I teaching manifestation as a marketing teacher? Because effective marketing IS manifesting: changing reality with your intention. Good marketers are master manif

75. How I use tarot cards as a business tool

Tarot is a very important tool for my business. In this episode, I'm unpacking how I use it What I'm really teaching in this episode is how to work with any to

74. We want you to make cool shit with AI. Here's why.

If you're exhausted by AI replacing human voices, automating the soul out of everything, and those hustle-y calls to "adopt AI or be left behind" — we're with y

73. My story of growing up Korean and ADHD - a conversation on neurodivergence and intersectionality with Jak Levine-Pritzker

When ADHD coach Jak Levine-Pritzker asked me to be interviewed for her upcoming book on ADHD and intersectionality, I said yes — and asked if we could share it on the pod