Building a 100 Million Dollar Business with Jo Fairley

Today I have a truly remarkable and memorable interview for you. It’s with the co-founder of the luxury, organic chocolate Green and Blacks - Jo Fairley. If you’ve ever wanted to know how someone could build a 100 million dollar per year business, then now is your chance. I think you’ll be inspired by how she did it without falling into the craziness of running around like a headless chicken!

Today I have a truly remarkable and memorable interview for you. It’s with the co-founder of the luxury, organic chocolate Green and Black’s – Jo Fairley.

If you’ve ever wanted to know how someone could build a 100 million dollar per year business, then now is your chance. I think you’ll be inspired by how she did it without falling into the craziness of running around like a headless chicken!

Whilst recording this interview and listening to Jo’s story, I had this overwhelming feeling that anything is possible if we just take things step by little step. Literally all we have to do is take action and the most magnificent things can grow out of opportunities that appear before us in the course of our everyday life.

Also – something very exciting for you – to be in with a chance of winning one of the 5 VIP Subscriptions to The Perfume Society that Jo is giving away as a gift, leave a comment below with your biggest takeaway from this episode. :)

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youwill learn…

How Jo found a way to balance her rapidly growing business and journalist job without “running around like a headless chicken”
Why “you never get anywhere in life without working incredibly hard”
The importance of focusing on your strengths and outsourcing the rest
The significance of being organized and creating structure in your life and business
How Jo begins each day
The life-changing magic of cloud technology tools
How an amazing business starts with this thought: “If I need this and it’s not being fulfilled, the chances are that lots of other people feel the same way.”
How to turn challenges into opportunities
Why succeeding as an entrepreneur has so much to do with mindset – not skill and talent
How Jo takes care of herself in order to take care of her business
The apps that keep her grounded
About “business karma”
Why you should rest when you’re tired, not quit.
Why done is better than perfect (because you can always tweak later)