Deadlines, Life Changes, And Learning On The Job At Fizzle.co With Steph Crowder (AoL 034)

newinceptions.com/session34 Learning how to do online business can be tough. Especially with all the sources that are out there. You guys know that I have certain people that I learn from. Two of which are SPI and Fizzle. With SPI, Pat has always had more of a global way of approaching the content that he'll talk about in a given week and month. In fact, until his book Will It Fly?, he was kind of all over the board. That's kind of the way I learned - heck, that's probably how he learned from the sources that got his knowledge from. Several years back, Corbett Barr and Chase Reeves wanted to help that issue, so they created an online school of sorts called Fizzle. Fizzle is very logical. If I were to guess, I would say that in the early days that Corbett came up with the content, and Chase, being the lead creative, thought of how to make that information learnable. Later, Barrett Brooks joined the team with his knowledge of business development. And just last year, today's guest, Steph Crowder came on to take care of what Barrett was in charge of when he first came on - community and member success. Over the past year, Steph has earned her spot not only in the all male group, but on the Fizzle podcast as well. In this session, we'll be learning about Fizzle, we discuss how Steph got the chance to work at Groupon when it was still a small company and why she feels that working at Fizzle is a good fit for her. We also discuss how she feels about being the Den Momma of the community and we also get a little into why she likes working remotely. If you're interested to know more about Fizzle, how it can help you, and how it's helped Steph, then this is an episode you can't miss out on!