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Lessons I Have Learned as a Lawyer - Lessons From Chalene Johnson!

I am someone who wants to learn from the best, and someone who I have learned valuable lessons from is Chalene Johnson. In this video, I discuss the lessons I have learned as a lawyer from Chalene! This is the fourth video in a multi-part series where I highlight the best lessons I've learned from a variety of business people. The first lesson I took from Chalene was the importance of growing your email list. I personally doubted the power of email, but have learned why email marketing is so important in today’s business structure. The second lesson I learned from Chalene was the importance of understanding your audience. Asking “Why should someone follow you?” When you can fully understand this, you are in a great position. The third lesson I learned was the importance of social media in your business. Having an understanding of how to generate a fan or follow, consistency of content, and repurposing content can help your social media account thrive. My bonus tip for this video is understanding the curiosity gap. The concept of the curiosity gap is that I or you have some knowledge or expertise. The average person has a desire for that knowledge and understanding how to bridge that gap is something Chalene puts into great context. I am excited to start this channel and provide business and legal education to content creators, online businesses, and entrepreneurs. Check my website with the link below and ask for a 15-minute call to discuss your business and needs. Thanks for watching! Website ➡️ https://shawnbusiness.com/ Social Media: ✔️ Twitter:   / shawnilg1   ✔️ Facebook:   / shawnbusiness   ✔️ Instagram:   / shawnilg   Disclaimer: This video and its content are for general educational purposes only. I am not representing anyone as a lawyer and/or consultant unless we enter into a written agreement outside of this video. The information contained herein should not be used as a substitute for the advice of an appropriate licensed legal advisor. #chalenejohnson #lessonslearned #businessadvice