Building Partnerships and Dancing Her Way to Success (Laura Sprinkle)
- Episode #11
Episode summary: Laura Sprinkle always wanted the freedom of entrepreneurship. Sitting in a cubicle from 9-to-5 never felt right to her. When a client asked her to become their affiliate manager, she found her jam.
The two core values in Laura’s business, Rock Your Affiliate Program®, are partnerships and fun. She loves all things affiliates, all things partnerships. Her favorite thing when it comes to partnerships is taking completely opposite brands or topics and figuring out how they connect and how they can collaborate.
She does business differently, to the extent that she’s actually turned people off from her brand with her dance parties at the top of every group coaching call or team meeting.
In this episode, Laura shares her view of what “making it” means; how she develops partnerships and having fun; and the importance of partnerships outside of the online space so you don’t get to the end of your life and think, “Oh, well, I made millions of dollars in my business, but I have no friends.”
That would not be making it for Laura.
“Actually stepping away is going to speed up the timeline of me being able to solve that problem.”
“Making it, to me, is not something that you’re cooked and done. It’s really about being able to experiment and tweak and learn.”
Laura Sprinkle
Guest bio: Founder of Laura Sprinkle LLC and Creator of Rock Your Affiliate Program®, Laura Sprinkle is an affiliate partnerships strategist, and her business is founded on the power of relationships. As a creative launch and brand strategist, she combines intuition and sales funnel expertise to support soulful entrepreneurs in growing their businesses naturally.
She’s been honored to share her story in dozens of speaking engagements, podcasts, and interviews and loves to sit down over a cappuccino and talk strategy and soul.
Laura knows the difference between outward success and deep, heart-centered satisfaction in business because she’s experienced them both and can intuitively guide you toward your passion and purpose while making the money and impact you’re meant to. Her favorite things include helping business owners launch for profit in an authentic way, cute coffee shops, and autumn leaves.
She’s the author of She’s Got Guts: Your Personalized Guide to Self Healing and the host of The Laura Sprinkle Show, a podcast for entrepreneurs who know that they want to make a huge impact on the world while having fun and being true to themselves.
Resources or websites mentioned in this episode:
- Mirasee
- Laura Sprinkle’s website
- Laura’s LinkedIn
- Laura’s Twitter
- Laura’s Facebook
- Laura’s books
- Laura’s podcast “Laura Sprinkle Show”.
Credits:
- Guest – Laura Sprinkle
- Associate producer: Danny Bermant
- Producer: Cynthia Lamb
- Assembled by: Geoff Govertsen
- Executive producer: Danny Iny
- Audio Post Supervisor: Evan Miles, Christopher Martin
- Audio Post Production by Post Office Sound
- Music soundscape: Chad Darnyelle Snavely
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Music and SFX credits:
- Track Title: Sweet Loving Waltz
Artist Name(s): Sounds Like Sander
Writer Name: S.L.J. Kalmeijer
Publisher Name: A SOUNDSTRIPE PRODUCTION - Track Title: The Sunniest Kids
Artist Name(s): Rhythm Scott
Writer Name: Scott Roush
Publisher Name: A SOUNDSTRIPE PRODUCTION - Track Title: Everybody Loves Robert
Artist Name(s): AFTERNOONZ
Writer Name: Dean William Palya, Jr.
Publisher Name: BOSS SOUNDSTRIPE PRODUCTIONS - Track Title: Happy
Artist Name(s): Empyreal Glow
Writer Name: Mike Payne
Writer Name: Chris Bevins
Publisher Name: A SOUNDSTRIPE PRODUCTION
Making It
If you’re an online entrepreneur, Making It was made for you. In each episode, real-world entrepreneurs tell their stories in their own words. They define what “making it” means in the busy space of online business. And they reveal what they’ve learned in their journey toward making it… lessons you can use in your own business.