[PODCAST] Episode 4: Micah Mitchell

In the fourth installment of Memberships and Courses Podcast, Tracy Childers interviews Micah Mitchell about how he changed from consultant into an entrepreneur, and helped built hundreds if not thousands of membership sites and online course.

Micah is an entrepreneur who has been around for a while. He was among the earliest Infusionsoft consultants, and was able to help several of the top members set up their membership programs. He was the co-founder of a well-known member website plugin Memberium and owns .

To give you just an idea of the benefits you'll receive when you listen in this show...

• What happened when Micah got his start on the internet and how he landed big name marketing clients, even though the company was still new to Infusionsoft (01:43)
• Micah's "dark night of the soul" -- the novel that awakened his entrepreneurial spirit and also the "all-nighter" that changed the course of his life (08:19)
• "The "silent millionaires" on the internet -- business owners who secretly generate "really good profits" that almost nobody knows about (and how they do this) (10:41)
• The Ed Sheeran Fallacy -- how smart, tech-savvy entrepreneurs are at a *disadvantagein developing membership websites (12:20)
• What can you do to find high-level instructors who want to help you build your online business (14:30)
• A simple way to get more done in less time than people, especially entrepreneurs and marketers get done in a month (16:42)
• A clever way to get experts in online business to divulge all their secrets without paying an ounce for their guidance (19:08)
• Micah's "burn the bridges" method of building Memberium and how it transformed his company from being mediocre one of the best software providers in the space of membership (24:34)
• The "Sticky Note story" Micah's unconventional (read insane) strategy to inspire and inspire himself regardless of the fact that everything appears to be falling apart around you (25:54)
• Learn how to alter your mind to create success (28:25)
• Why physical health is critical to a successful business (29:57)
• The 4 stages of creating successful membership sitesTIP: the key for success with membership is to do what's right at the right time. Here's what that looks like (31:30)
• The "smallest and dumbest" strategy for building businesses and the reasons it's a better method for developing an online company (34:12)
• Micah's one regret -- if he could go back and change something, this is the things he'd change (37:46)

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