#25 Deb Matlock - Wild Rhythms - the natural rhythm of being a solopreneur and dealing with failure

#25 Deb Matlock - Wild Rhythms - the natural rhythm of being a solopreneur and dealing with failure

Author: Pepper Makepeace: Entrepreneur, Business Systems & Social Media Marketing Strategy, Solopreneur Consulting November 6, 2020 Duration: 46:01
Deb Matlock works as a professional environmental educator and naturalist, a shamanic practitioner, and an animal communicator. She is dedicated to exploring her own spiritual connection to life, passionately refined her natural ability to experience shamanic – style journeys, communicate with animals, and act as a spiritually-focused life coach. In this episode we discuss Deb’s journey to becoming a business owner, how what she does impacts how she does it, her philosophy around business and how she approaches the failures that come with being a business owner. It’s clear in our conversation that Deb walks her talk and her relationship with her business is something she takes seriously. I had a great time chatting with her and there’s plenty of take-aways that you can apply to your own business.

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