How to build a waitlist without cold DMs, endless follow-ups, or burnout.

How To Package Your Knowledge Into a High Ticket Offer

Why I send contracts even for small jobs (And it's not what you think)

Ever wonder why your freelance pitches get opened but never answered? You're not alone. In this episode, we unpack the real reasons clients go silent and how to fix it.

Whether you're a virtual assistant, writer, designer, or coach, you'll learn:

✅ Why your emails are getting ignored
✅ Common freelance outreach mistakes (and how to avoid them)
✅ What top freelancers do differently to get clients
✅ How to pitch like a business owner, not an employee
✅ Small changes that lead to more responses and better clients

If you’ve been sending cold pitches, job proposals, or DMs and getting crickets, this one is for you.

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Check out The Get Hired VA System, the step-by-step system to help you get visible, pitch with confidence, and land your next client (without guessing what to say).

🎧 Listen now and start hearing more “yes!”
Got value from the episode? Share it with a freelancing friend or leave a quick review!

The $20K Cold Pitch Vault -⁠ Steal these proven, high-converting email templates that have generated $20,000+ in freelance deals for my business.

Connect with Me:

Website: writersspirecourses.com

Instagram: @writersspire

LinkedIn: ⁠Ludiah Mong'are⁠

Facebook: @coachludiah

Tiktok: @ludiahtheva

In this episode of The Freelancer’s Mic, we talk about the 3 Things Most Freelancers Forget When Pitching Clients And How It’s Costing Them Money.

From focusing too much on personal stories to neglecting to demonstrate an understanding of the client's business, these common pitfalls can lead to being ghosted or underpaid.

We provide actionable insights on how to shift your pitching strategy to showcase your value and connect authentically with clients.

Discover how to:

• Create pitches that lead with solutions rather than personal narratives.

• Personalize your outreach to demonstrate genuine interest in the client's work.

• Incorporate proof of your skills to build trust and credibility.

By the end of this episode, you'll be equipped with the tools to refine your pitching approach and increase your chances of landing those coveted gigs.

Tune in and learn how to pitch smart, not hard!

Favorite quote:

You need to lead your pitch with what you do for them, not who you are.

Resources: Grab the Get Hired VA System here ⁠- My proven method to help virtual assistants pitch with confidence, land better clients, and stop undercharging.

The $20K Cold Pitch Vault - Steal these proven, high-converting email templates that have generated $20,000+ in freelance deals for my business.

Chapters:

(00:00) Introduction to pitching mistakes freelancers make

(01:30) Mistake #1: Talking too much about yourself

(05:15) How to lead with what you can do for the client

(09:00) Mistake #2: Not showing you understand their business

(12:45) How to personalize your pitch effectively

(15:30) Mistake #3: No proof equals no trust

(19:00) Ways to showcase your skills and build credibility

(22:30) Wrap-up and final thoughts on pitching strategies

Connect with Ludiah:

Website: writersspirecourses.com

Instagram: @writersspire

LinkedIn: Ludiah Mong'are

Facebook: @coachludiah

Tiktok: @ludiahtheva

In this insightful episode,of the Freelancer's Mic, we sit down with entrepreneur and author Kelvin Abrams to discuss the critical mindset shifts freelancers need to thrive.

We discuss the reasons why thinking like an employee can stifle your freelance business and discover practical strategies for adopting a boss mentality. From embracing discomfort to creating opportunities, Kelvin shares his journey and valuable lessons learned over 17 years of entrepreneurship.

Tune in for an empowering conversation that will inspire you to take charge of your freelance career!

Chapters:

(00:00) Why your business fails when you act like an employee. Why your freelance business stays stuck when you think like boss

(01:02) You knew you wanted to be an entrepreneur when you were young

(01:44) Get Uncomfortable or Change Course is a book written by Kelvin

(03:57) Let's talk about the employee mindset. What does it look like

(04:58) How does the employee mindset block someone from growing

(09:46) You talk about the importance of creating opportunities instead of waiting for them

(13:04) You've been in business 17 years and let me tell you, there have been hard years

(14:32) Kelvin Abrams: If you want to be an entrepreneur, go for it

(19:20) Going forward, I'm going to make sure that I record on episodes

Failure is a gift. Failure is not to be afraid of. Failure is a gift. You learn from failure.

Connect with Kelvin:

Kelvin Abrams
https://kelvinabrams.com

Get Uncomfortable or Change Course
https://kelvinabrams.com

Have you ever thought, “Why would anyone care about my story?”
In this episode of The Freelancer’s Mic, I talk to Harold Phifer, veteran, Amazon bestselling author, and the man behind My Bully, My Aunt & Her Final Gift.

Harold didn’t plan to write a book. But after hitting emotional rock bottom, he chose to tell the truth. That story didn’t just bring healing, it built a platform, opened business doors, and helped him serve others in a meaningful way.

If you’re a freelancer or solopreneur wondering how to show up online without faking it, this episode is for you.

What We Talk About:

• What pushed Harold to write his memoir

• How personal stories can open business opportunities

• Encouragement for freelancers who feel “too ordinary”

• The behind-the-scenes of turning a book into a brand

• First steps to start sharing your story today

💬 Favorite Quote:

"Your story doesn’t have to be perfect, it just has to be honest."

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Connect with Harold:

Facebook: HaroldPhifer2024

Twitter: @hephifer

Instagram: HaroldPhifer2024

Linkedin: Harold Phifer

Tik Tok: @hephifer6

Website:  https://riseandread.com/

Youtube: Harold Phifer
Harold’s Book: My Bully, My Aunt & Her Final Gift

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We always talk about content. We always talk about marketing.
But podcast hosting?

No one does.

In this episode of The Freelancer’s Mic, I sit down with Vince Quinn, Co-Founder and Creative Director at SBX Productions and host of It’s Not Just Talking, to unpack the one podcast skill most people overlook hosting.

Vince brings his radio background, his years of experience, and his signature humor to help us understand how hosting well builds trust, boosts listener retention, and turns your show into a true business asset.

💡 What You’ll Learn:

✅ The surprising reason why most podcasters skip over hosting—and why that’s a big mistake
✅ What Vince learned from hosting across 225 radio stations that new podcasters often miss
✅ The real reason hosting is more than just “having a good mic”
✅ 3 simple ways to sound like a confident, natural host , even if you feel awkward now
✅ How great hosting keeps your listeners around (and makes you referable)

If you’ve been focused on your gear, your guests, or your growth but ignoring your hosting presence this episode will change how you show up behind the mic.

Tune in now and learn how to host like your brand depends on it because it does.

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Connect with Vince:

Instagram: @sbxprod

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In this episode of The Freelancer's Mic, we sit down with Miriam Ndiritu, founder of Sahara VA, a podcast outreach company dedicated to helping B2B experts get featured on podcasts.

Miriam shares her inspiring freelance journey, from her beginnings in transcription and writing to discovering her passion for podcast outreach.

Join us as we talk about podcasting and explore how freelancers can leverage this medium to attract clients. Also, Miriam explains the concept of podcast outreach and why it’s a valuable marketing tool for busy professionals.

She shares actionable insights on how to get featured on podcasts, the importance of building relationships, and how to present your expertise authentically.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• The journey that led Miriam to create her podcast outreach company.

• How to use podcasts as a marketing tool to showcase your expertise.

• Steps to start your own podcast or become a guest on others’ shows.

• The significance of building genuine relationships in freelancing.

• Essential systems and processes for scaling your freelance business.

Key Takeaways:

- No skill goes unused; leverage your past experiences to enhance your current offerings.

- Podcasting builds trust and visibility, making it easier for potential clients to connect with you.

- Start small by reaching out to your network for podcast opportunities.

- Implement effective systems to ensure your freelance business can scale efficiently.

🌟 Favorite Quote from the Episode:

"No skill goes unused."

Ready to Take Action?

After listening to this episode, think about how you can incorporate podcasting into your marketing strategy. Whether it’s starting your own show or pitching to be a guest, take that first step today!

Resources

Learn how to become a podcast manager by enrolling in this course here

If you're ready to start offering podcast services, download The VA's Ultimate Podcast Management Launchpad™

Connect with Miriam:

🌐 Website: saharava.com

🔗 LinkedIn: Search for Miriam Deiritu

Thank you for tuning in! Don’t forget to subscribe and join us next week for more insights on growing your freelancing business through creative strategies.

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In this episode of The Freelancers Mic, we welcome LinkedIn expert Scott Aaron for a deep dive into the transformative power of LinkedIn for freelancers and small business owners.

Scott, an internationally acclaimed online marketer and best-selling author, shares invaluable insights on how to monetize your LinkedIn connections and turn relationships into revenue.

Join us as we explore key strategies for building trust and rapport with potential clients without coming off as pushy.

Learn the importance of genuine outreach, the significance of providing value through your content, and how to effectively identify high-value prospects.

Scott emphasizes that the fortune is in the follow-up and offers practical tips for nurturing your network to foster meaningful connections that can lead to sales.

Before we go further, you can steal these proven, high-⁠converting cold email templates⁠ that have generated $20,000+ in freelance deals for my business.

💡 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

- Key steps to convert LinkedIn connections into paying clients.

- How to identify your ideal client persona on LinkedIn.

- The importance of personalization and authenticity in your outreach.

- Effective follow-up strategies to nurture relationships.

- The mindset shift needed to transition from connecting to creating income.

Key Takeaways:

- Build know, like, and trust through valuable content and authentic communication.

- Utilize LinkedIn’s search features to find your ideal clients.

- Engage with your network by commenting on their content to increase visibility.

- Focus on collaboration and creation rather than competition.

📖 Favorite Quote from the Episode:

"Instead of living in a world of competition and comparison, live in a world of creation and collaboration."

Want to Go Deeper?

Scott and his wife are launching the Expert Content Society, a community designed to help freelancers and business owners master LinkedIn content strategies. Sign up for the waitlist at thetimetogrow.com to be notified when doors open!

Your Challenge this Week: Reflect on your current LinkedIn strategy and identify one way to personalize your outreach to potential clients.

📝 Take Action:

- Share this episode with a fellow freelancer who could benefit from Scott's insights.

- Leave a review to let us know how The Freelancers Mic is impacting your freelancing journey!

Thank you for tuning in! Don’t forget to subscribe and catch us next week for more expert insights on growing your freelancing business.

Connect with Scott:

🌐 Website: scottaaron.net

📸 LinkedIn: Scott Aaron

🎧 Podcast: Networking and Marketing Made Simple

Have a wonderful day!

Episode 28: How to Build a Team That Feels Like Family

Episode Description:

Building a business on your own is one thing. Building a team that works like a family? That’s a whole new level. In this episode, we’re joined by Alan Lazaros, Founder and CEO of Next Level University, a Global Top 100 Self-Improvement Podcast.

Alan has built a team of 17 who not only work together but thrive together, and he’s sharing how he did it.

If you’re a freelancer wondering how to take that first step into hiring, managing, and leading, this episode is packed with actionable advice.

Here’s what we cover:

• The First Hire You Should Make: When you’re ready to scale, where should you start? Alan breaks it down.
• Finding the Right Fit: How to attract team members who align with your values and vision.
• Keeping Your Team Motivated: Alan’s strategies for maintaining loyalty, excitement, and focus—even with a remote team.
• Letting Go Without Letting Standards Slip: Why delegation is scary and how to do it without compromising on quality.
• 
  

Mic Check Moment:
Alan shares his “Letting Go Moment”—a key experience that taught him how to release control and trust his team to handle things. He’ll reveal the fear he faced and the mindset shift that made all the difference.

Why You Should Listen:

This isn’t just for people with a big team. If you’re a solopreneur or freelancer dreaming of scaling but scared of what comes next, this episode will give you the clarity, courage, and practical tools to take that leap.

Let’s Get Connected!

Don’t miss out, tune in to this inspiring conversation and start thinking about your next level.

Subscribe, Share, and Review!

Loved this episode? Share it with your freelancer friends and drop us a review. Your support helps us grow and bring you even more value!

🎙️ Listen now and start building your team like a pro!

Episode 27: Why Your Content Isn’t Working and How to Fix It

Guest: Lisa Apolinski

Host: Ludiah Mong'are

In this episode of the Freelancer's Mic, we welcome content coach and creator Lisa Apolinski, CEO of Three Dog Write. Our discussion centers around why your content might not deliver the desired results and how to fix it effectively.

Lisa shares her expertise in helping business owners, agency owners, and creatives craft their personal brand stories to attract the right fit clients who recognize the value of their services.

Tune in to discover actionable insights on using the right words in the right way to resonate with your audience and elevate your content strategy.

Don't miss out on this valuable conversation that could transform your approach to content creation!

Timestamp

[00:02:23] Content not delivering ROI.

[00:04:41] Personal branding and audience value.

[00:09:32] Content that converts effectively.

[00:16:31] Emotional decision-making in business.

[00:17:24] Personal branding and content connection.

[00:22:18] Being known vs. being famous.

[00:27:18] Relevancy in the face of AI.

How to become a recurring revenue freelancer

Hire me as your ⁠⁠Podcast Visibility Strategist⁠⁠

Connect with Me:

Website: writersspirecourses.com

Instagram: @writersspire

LinkedIn: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Ludiah Mong'are⁠⁠⁠⁠

Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠@coachludiah⁠⁠⁠

Tiktok: @ludiahtheva

Episode 26: The Freelancer's Mic
Host: Ludiah Mong'are
Guest: Kevin Tewis-Allen

How to Use Storytelling to Create Iconic Brands That Stand Out.

On the mic, today is Kevin Allen—CEO, music producer, author, and advisor to 10 Downing Street. In this episode, Kevin breaks down the art of storytelling and how it’s the secret sauce behind iconic brands.

🎧 Episode Summary
Kevin dives into:

• Why storytelling makes brands unforgettable.
• The role of AI and social impact in future brand narratives.
• Why human emotion will always outshine AI in authentic storytelling.

We also hit Mic Check Moments, where Kevin looked into the future of storytelling in branding, predicting that AI and social impact will play significant roles in shaping narratives.

📅 Timestamps

• [00:02:31] Using storytelling to outshine competitors.
• [00:06:44] Aligning brand values with your market.
• [00:09:02] How YouTube Shorts taps into brand storytelling.
• [00:11:09] Storytelling’s power on TikTok.
• [00:13:14] The intersection of AI and brand storytelling.
• [00:15:00] Creating narratives through social impact.
• [00:19:39] Celebrity influence in brand consultancy.
• [00:22:08] Podcasting as a tool to transform lives.

⭐ Highlights

• "AI can assist, but storytelling without human emotion? It’s just noise."
• "Social impact isn’t just a trend—it’s a storytelling goldmine."
• "Great brands don’t sell. They connect."

💡 Takeaways

• Brands that tell stories win hearts.
• AI is powerful, but empathy and emotion drive authentic connections.
• Storytelling on platforms like TikTok isn’t optional—it’s essential.

📱 Connect with Kevin
Follow his journey and learn more about his work on LinkedIn

Thank you for tuning in to The Freelancer’s Mic. Loved this episode? Hit follow and share it!

For more episodes, visit writersspire.com/podcast

Podcast Episode Show Notes: The Freelancer's Mic
Host: Ludiah Mong'are
Guest: Rishee Raju

At 12 years old, Rishee Raju was already creating content. Now, at 14, he’s an entrepreneur, content creator, and personal branding expert, making waves with his innovative approach to social media. In this episode, Rishee shares how his journey started, what he’s learned about viral content, and the secrets behind personal branding.

🎧 Episode Summary
Rishee Raju talks about:

• The psychology of creating viral content.
• The power of hooks, retention strategies, and effective calls to action.
• Why thumbnails and titles with yellow and red stand out.
• Balancing trends with staying true to your brand.
• Lessons from his viral hits and why consistency is key.

He also dives into his podcast, How Can I Make It Big, and why it’s more than just a passion project—it’s a networking and branding powerhouse.

📅 Timestamps

• [02:15] Rishee’s start in content creation at age 12.
• [05:30] Key elements of viral content: Hooks, thumbnails, and retention.
• [08:45] Trends vs. authenticity: Striking the right balance.
• [11:20] Insights from Rishee’s viral successes and his biggest lessons.
• [14:10] Launching How Can I Make It Big and its impact.

⭐ Highlights

• "The first three seconds of your video can make or break it—start with a strong hook!"
• "Colors like yellow and red in thumbnails aren’t just pretty; they grab attention."
• "Trends might help you go viral, but authenticity keeps you relevant."

💡 Takeaways

• Focus on a few key skills and master them.
• Viral content isn’t luck—it’s strategy.
• Build consistency and enjoy the process.

📱 Connect with Rishee
Follow him on social media: Tech With A Teen.

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of The Freelancer’s Mic. If you found this inspiring, hit follow, and don’t forget to share it with your friends! For more episodes, visit writerspire.com/podcasts.

When I started freelancing, I felt like I was throwing spaghetti at the wall, hoping something would stick. Sound familiar? 🤷🏽‍♀️

Self-marketing in the gig economy can feel like a maze—especially when you’re trying to stand out.

That’s why I’m so excited to have Dr. Chaz Austin on this episode! He’s a leadership coach, LinkedIn Learning author, and TEDx speaker who gets what it takes to shine as a freelancer.

Together, we break down the essentials of self-marketing—from building your personal brand to making your pitches land every time.

Feeling stuck? Not anymore. Tune in to learn how to market yourself the right way and become the go-to freelancer in your niche.

[00:02:34] Gig economy and self-marketing.

[00:06:11] Self-marketing as a freelancer.

[00:10:08] Target market for freelancers.

[00:12:01] Building your freelance brand.

[00:16:52] Storytelling in self-marketing.

[00:21:20] Finding work for the rest.

[00:24:36] Freelance career control.

Connect with Dr. Chaz on LinkedIn

To Get His Newest Book "How To Find Work for The Rest of Your Life" Send an email to chaz@chazaustin.com

Hit play and let’s get to it!

In this episode of The Freelancer’s Mic, we talk about something that is often underestimated but a game-changing strategy for freelancers—leveraging direct messages (DMs) to connect and land new clients.

Before we go further, you can steal these proven, high-converting cold email templates that have generated $20,000+ in freelance deals for my business.

It’s not about being awkward or salesy; it’s about being strategic and authentic!

• DMs Are More Than Memes: Discover why DMs are the secret tunnel to new opportunities, collaborations, and clients.
• How to Slide In... Without Being Creepy: Learn to start genuine conversations that don't feel like awkward pitches.
• Keeping the Conversation Real: Keep it friendly, ask the right questions, and offer support without being pushy.
• A DM Success Story: Ludiah shares a real-life example of how a well-crafted DM turned into a long-term client partnership.
• Your Strategy Blueprint: A simple 4-step playbook to confidently slide into DMs and make meaningful connections.

If you’re overthinking sliding into someone’s DMs, relax. It’s not about pushing; it’s about being proactive, showing interest, and being human. Sometimes, a casual "Hey, I love what you’re doing" can open doors you never knew existed!

Don’t miss out on these golden insights. Press play, subscribe, and if you enjoyed this episode, share it with a fellow freelancer who could use a little confidence boost in their DM game.

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In this episode of The Freelancer’s Mic, we talk about one of the ultimate freelancer dreams—getting clients to come to you instead of chasing them down.

The secret?

A standout bio that’s as irresistible as extra cheese on pizza.
We share practical tips on how to make your bio clear, personal, and result-oriented. From adding personality to showing proof of your worth, she’ll walk you through exactly what it takes to create FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) in your potential clients.
Tune in and learn how a killer bio can open doors, make clients reach out first, and help you attract the right gigs effortlessly.

Before we go further, you can steal these proven, high-⁠converting cold email templates⁠ that have generated $20,000+ in freelance deals for my business.

Topics Covered in This Episode:

• Why your bio is the first impression that matters
• How to clearly communicate your value and expertise
• Adding personality to connect with clients on a human level
• Using social proof and results to build trust
• Crafting a strong call to action that drives engagement
• How to leverage FOMO to attract clients

• Make your bio clear, personal, and packed with proof.
• A bit of humor and personality can make all the difference.
• Adding measurable results boosts credibility.
• A solid call to action ensures clients know what to do next.
• When done right, your bio will attract clients to you.

• Take a moment to revisit your current bio—does it follow these steps?
• Share this episode with a freelancer friend struggling with their bio.

• Follow Ludiah Mong’are on Instagram
• Subscribe to The Freelancer’s Mic on Spotify

Key Takeaways:Resources & Next Steps:Connect with Ludiah:Catch you next time—make that bio extra cheesy and watch clients line up for a slice!

In this episode, we help you, freelancers, turn cold, impersonal emails into warm, effective messages that actually get responses. Learn how to make personal connections, add warmth, and create emails that feel like they’re coming from a friend.

We also share a real-life example and give tips on how to follow up without being annoying.

Before we go further, you can steal these proven, high-⁠converting cold email templates⁠ that have generated $20,000+ in freelance deals for my business.

Key Takeaways:

• Why Cold Emails Feel Cold:
  Cold emails are often robotic and get deleted quickly. Make them personal to get better responses.
• Personal Connection is Key:
  Research the recipient’s LinkedIn or blog, and mention something specific about them. Whether it’s a project or a personal interest, make the email relatable and warm.
• Warm-Up Formula:
  1. Personal touch: Mention something specific like a project they’re working on.
  2. Show how you can help: Focus on how you can benefit them.
  3. Friendly call-to-action: Suggest a casual, friendly chat.
• Real-Life Example:
  Ludiah shares how she landed a meeting by referencing a CEO’s marathon and tying it into her offer of help. The personal touch made the difference.
• Following Up:
  When following up, offer something useful like an article related to their industry instead of a simple "Just checking in" message.

Your Assignment: Send one cold email this week, but make it warm with a personal touch. Add a friendly call-to-action, and see how it changes the response.

Subscribe & Share: If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to hit subscribe and share it with someone who needs help warming up their cold emails.

Catch you next time, and happy emailing!

In this episode, I talk about the power of referrals in finding new clients as a freelancer and why they’re the easiest way to get new clients. I emphasize how referrals build on trust, making them golden opportunities for freelancers. 

I also offer tips on how to ask for client referrals without sounding pushy and a personal story about how a casual "Zoom meeting" led me to a new virtual assistant client. 

And finally, a reminder to ask for client referrals regularly, not just when business is slow. The episode is packed with practical advice and a lighthearted touch, encouraging freelancers to make the most of their current client relationships.

Show Notes:

• [00:00] Intro:
  Welcome to the episode, where we explore why referrals should be your besties in freelancing.

• The Power of Referrals:
  Referrals are like golden tickets—built on trust and often easier to secure than cold leads.

• How to Ask for Referrals:
  A simple, no-pressure way to ask for a referral from a happy client.

• Turning Referrals into Repeat Clients:
  Once you get a referral, treat the new client like royalty to keep the cycle going.

• Personal Story 

• Don’t wait until you’re desperate for work to ask for referrals—plant those seeds early.
• A final nudge to ask for that referral today, plus a cheeky callback to share the podcast with freelancing friends.

In this episode of The Freelancer's Mic, give the mic to Joana, a Freelance Content Strategist. 

Joana shares insights on creating compelling content and effective content strategies that resonate with audiences. Tune in to learn how Joana's passion for marketing and helping others succeed has shaped her unique perspective in the freelance world.


Timestamp

[00:00:35] Crafting unique content strategies.

[00:04:58] Content strategy and research.

[00:09:01] Repurposing existing content.

[00:14:51] Content strategy and uniqueness.

[00:18:20] How to get clients.

[00:23:06] Confidence in self-employment.

[00:26:03] Building client relationships.

Say hi to Joana

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On this episode of The Freelancer's Mic, we give the mic to James Ndjenga, a seasoned affiliate marketer and TikTok influencer. James shares insights on affiliate marketing and TikTok growth.
 

With six years of experience in digital marketing, including affiliate marketing and SEO, James discusses his journey and offers advice on what he would do differently if starting over. Tune in for valuable tips on navigating the world of affiliate marketing and leveraging TikTok for business success.

[00:03:11] Affiliate Marketing Definition.

[00:07:05] Finding niche products to promote.

[00:09:21] Balancing creativity with marketing.

[00:16:13] TikTok brand collaborations.

[00:17:29] Making money on TikTok without dancing.

Say hi to James on:
Facebook
Tiktok
Website

On today's episode of The Freelancer's Mic we give the Mic to Mitchell Sullivan, a successful freelancer who transitioned to running a nearly seven-figure fractional CMO agency. Mitchell reflects on his journey from humble beginnings to agency boss, offering valuable insights for freelancers navigating professional growth while balancing parenting demands.

Mitchell shares the importance of specialization in freelancing and the impact of focusing on one's strengths.


Tune in for an inspiring conversation on achieving success in the freelance world.

Timestamps

[00:00:32] Freelancer to Agency Boss Journey

[00:07:40] The rise of fractional CMOs

[00:13:07] Freelancers setting boundaries

[00:16:29] The reality of freelancing

[00:18:24] Freelancing advice for beginners

[00:22:13] Finding clients through networking.


Say hi to Mitchell Sullivan on:

Zero Eight

LinkedIn

How to create a portfolio without experience (even if you've never had a client before)

In this episode, I discuss how to create a virtual assistant (VA) portfolio even if you have no prior experience. Many aspiring VAs believe that clients won't hire them without a portfolio, but I'm here to show you that it's entirely possible to build one from scratch.

Key Steps to Create a VA Portfolio Without Experience

1. Choose Your Niche: Identify the specific skills you want to showcase, such as social media management, email management, or data entry. This helps in creating a focused and professional-looking portfolio.

2. Create Sample Work: You don't need real clients to create samples. For instance, redesign a spreadsheet, write a sample email, or create a social media calendar. The goal is to demonstrate your skills as if you were hired for a project.

3. Use Free Tools: Make your portfolio look professional using tools like Canva, Google Docs, or Notion. These platforms offer templates and easy-to-use features to help you create a clean and impressive portfolio.

4. Write a Powerful Bio: Start your portfolio with a short, compelling bio that tells potential clients who you are, what you do, and why they should hire you.

5. Add Testimonials: Even without client work, you can gather testimonials by helping friends or family with small tasks in exchange for feedback. You can also leverage personal experiences to add credibility.

6. Share Your Portfolio: Once your portfolio is ready, make sure to share it widely. Upload it to Google Drive, LinkedIn, your website, and freelance platforms like Upwork and Fiverr. The more visibility, the better.

Final thoughts

Creating a VA portfolio without experience is entirely feasible and can attract clients. However, this is just the first step. Next, you'll need to focus on landing clients, pricing your services, and setting up systems to grow your business.

Stay tuned for my upcoming playlist that will cover these topics in detail. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button and drop any questions in the comments, I reply to every single one. See you in the next episode!

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In this episode of The Freelancer's Mic, we give the Mic to the super talented NYC-based performer, host, and certified fitness professional, Kate Cherichello. She is a creator and host of the weekly podcast, Be The Good with Kate. She shares insights on maintaining a steady flow of clients. 

She discusses the benefits of starting a subscription-based virtual model early in a career, highlighting the flexibility and income stability it offers, especially for performers on the go.

Tune in for valuable tips on building a successful freelance business in the creative industry!




[00:01:22] Subscription-based virtual fitness model.

[00:04:31] The rise of virtual fitness.

[00:08:31] Transferable skills in entertainment and fitness.

[00:12:22] Previous client reaching out after years.

[00:18:20] Showing up in marketing strategies.

[00:21:13] Overcoming fear of not having clients.

Connect with Kate:

• Website: katecherichello.com
• Instagram:@positively_kate
• LinkedIn: Kate Cherichello

In this episode of The Freelancer's Mic, I had the pleasure of speaking with Daniel Ndege, a multi-talented freelance SEO and digital marketing expert. Daniel shared his journey from working as a shop attendant in 2018 to becoming a seasoned SEO specialist. His story shows the power of perseverance and continuous learning. 


We also got into the topic of "SEO Made Simple," focusing on the importance of keywords. Daniel broke down the basics of SEO, explaining what keywords are and how they function. He emphasized the importance of understanding your audience and their pain points to choose the right keywords effectively.


Here are the timestamps for a quick listen.

Timestamp


00:06:50 Starting with SEO keywords.
00:08:46 Understanding Your Target Audience.
12:12 - Effective keyword research techniques
00:16:16 - Long-tail keywords vs short-tail.
18:23 - Optimizing long tail keywords 
00:20:13 - Keyword Research Strategies
00:25:03 - Understanding user intent analysis 
00:26:26 - SEO Funnel Levels.
00:30:11 - Optimizing content and SEO.

Say hi to Daniel on Facebook
LinkedIn

Here is my story on how I became a virtual assistant.

In this episode of the Freelancer's Mic, we interview Marco Torres, founder of marketingboost.com Marco specializes in incentive-based marketing to help businesses increase sales. He shares his insights on the importance of providing value-add incentives rather than discounts. He emphasizes the need for more creatives, content, videos, and tools to support affiliate marketers promoting his product, aiming to make marketing boost services more accessible and lucrative for affiliates.

Want to skip? Here you go!

[00:02:29] Who is Marco Torres?

[00:05:24] Standing out in crowded markets.

[00:11:15] Creating effective incentives.

[00:12:08] Generating customer reviews creatively.

[00:16:18] Low-cost marketing tactics.

[00:19:48] Free marketing incentives available.


Special Offer:

Marco generously offers you a chance to try Marketing Boost for free, providing a glimpse into how value-add incentives can transform your marketing efforts.


Website
Email Marco
Facebook Group
Tune into the Marketing Boost Solutions Podcast for more business growth tips.

In this episode of the Freelancers Mic, we give the mic to Sriya Peruka, a social media manager, an entrepreneur, and the host of the WEE Podcast.

We discussed about social media engagement and what it takes to be successful in the industry. Sriya shares her experiences starting her social media agency at a young age and the lessons she has learned along the way.

She emphasizes the importance of learning before starting to work with clients and providing value to them.

We then shifted the conversation to social media algorithms and how to maintain consistent engagement and reach. 

Tune in to learn about Sriya's journey into social media management and the lessons she has learned along the way.

Snippets



[00:00:45] Starting a Business at 18.

00:04:07 - The Importance of Multiple Skills in Freelancing

00:04:29 - Finding Clients on Twitter

00:05:24 - Adapting to Social Media Algorithm Changes

00:07:19 - Avoiding Generic Content with ChatGPT

00:08:01 - The Relevance of Hashtags and SEO

00:11:54 - Searching for Clients on Twitter

00:12:07 - Hashtag Use on Different Platforms

00:14:17 - TikTok Engagement and Posting Strategy

00:19:06 - Tips for Aspiring Social Media Managers

Say hi to Sriya on:

LinkedIn

In the latest episode of The Freelancer's Mic, I had the pleasure of hosting John Munn, a productivity coach and consultant from Zero Smart.

John shared his journey from running multiple businesses to discovering the importance of working smarter, not harder. He now specializes in helping entrepreneurs significantly reduce their work hours while increasing their income.

John's insights were nothing short of transformative. He emphasized the importance of tracking time to understand where our efforts are best spent.

For those looking to connect with John, he's open to questions and can be reached via email at john@johnjdmunn.com, on LinkedIn, or through his WorkSmart Wednesday newsletter.


00:00:54 - John's Entrepreneurial Journey

00:03:06 - The Value of Working Less for More Money

00:03:29 - Starting a Business: What John Would Do Differently

00:05:09 - The Importance of Time Tracking in Business

00:05:53 - The Importance of Selling Over Branding

00:09:47 - Making More Money by Working Less

00:12:17 - Outsourcing and Efficiency Tips

00:19:09 - Summary of Key Points for Success

00:28:46 - How to Connect with John Moon

Website: www.JohnJDMunn.com
Email: John@JohnJDMunn.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnjdmunn/
Newsletter: https://worksmartwednesday.substack.com/
Free resources: https://www.johnjdmunn.com/freeresources

In today's podcast episode of The Freelancer's Mic, we give the mic to the Super Amazing Thierry Oliva, a special Education Teacher, food blogger, and grill culture expert.

Thierry shares his thoughts on artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on content creation. He believes that AI should be seen as an opportunity rather than an enemy. While AI can assist with certain tasks, Thierry emphasizes the importance of human input and creativity in content creation.

7:32-8:02] I think AI should be seen as an opportunity, not as an enemy. It's a tool that can assist us in our work.

12:45-13:15] AI definitely has its limitations. It can't truly replicate human creativity. Sure, it can generate content based on patterns and data, but it lacks that unique human perspective.

17:10-17:40] I believe AI will continue to evolve and become more integrated into our lives. But it won't replace human creativity.

22:18-22:48] Freelancers and bloggers should embrace AI as a tool to enhance their work.
Say hi to Bob:

Facebook
website
Instagram
YouTube

In this insightful episode of The Freelancer's Mic, we had the pleasure of hosting Elena Manole, a seasoned business owner and time management coach.

Elena shared her extensive knowledge on productivity, time management, and financial strategies tailored for freelancers and small business owners.

Elena emphasized the importance of having a strong support network and not walking the business journey alone. She advised seeking guidance from those who have walked the path before to avoid reinventing the wheel.

Elena also announced her upcoming workshops and a new time management and productivity course on Udemy, which promises to offer deeper insights into the topics discussed.

Want to skip when listening? Here

00:00:00 - Reflecting on Past Business Decisions

00:03:49 - Time Management Tips for Freelancers

00:05:12 - Prioritizing Business Development

00:06:04 - The Importance of Early Client Feedback

00:07:09 - Handling Urgent Tasks and Client Priorities

00:11:57 - Setting Financial Goals as a Freelancer

00:16:02 - Personal and Business Investment Strategies

00:22:00 - Upcoming Workshops and Resources

00:24:47 - Managing Irregular Income and Budgeting



Say hi to Elena on:

Facebook
LinkedIn

In this episode of The Freelancer's Mic, I had the pleasure of interviewing Terry Tucker, a former college basketball player, SWAT team hostage negotiator, and cancer warrior.

Despite facing numerous challenges, including the amputation of his foot and leg due to a rare form of melanoma, Terry has found purpose and fulfillment in his life.

Terry shared valuable insights and advice for freelancers and individuals starting their own businesses.

He emphasized the importance of helping others and not focusing solely on competition.

Terry's story serves as proof of the transformative power of embracing one's unique talents and using them to positively impact the lives of others.

[00:00:00] Making a difference through helping.
[00:06:02] Finding purpose in adversity.
[00:10:00] Making yourself stand out.
[00:15:17] Qualities of successful individuals.
[00:18:41] Our heart, mind, and soul.

Say hi 👋🏾to Terry on:

✅LinkedIn
✅Facebook
✅Website
✅Instagram
✅YouTube

In this episode of The Freelancer's Mic, we give the Mic to Behdad or Bee, the founder of CJAM Marketing, a marketing agency broker that connects businesses with the right marketing partners.


We discussed the impact of AI on copywriting and marketing and Bee highlighted the importance of specialized skills. He also shared insights on starting a marketing agency and the value of email marketing.

We also talked about the importance of contracts for freelancers, building relationships, and the role of SEO.

Bee also emphasized on the need for human expertise in AI-generated content and offered valuable tips for partnering with agencies. Tune in for valuable marketing insights and resources!
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(00:12:34 - 00:13:04) The Changing Landscape of Copywriting and Marketing

(00:19:45 - 00:20:21) The Importance of Building Relationships Through Email Marketing

(00:26:17 - 00:26:45) The Importance of Contracts for Freelancers

(00:33:56 - 00:34:28) The Role of SEO and Building Connections

(00:38:12 - 00:38:52) Adding Human Expertise to AI-Generated Content

(00:44:27 - 00:45:02) Matching Personalities Between Businesses and Agencies

Say hi Bee on:

LinkedIn:

CJAM Newsletter

3 Personal Branding Mistakes That Keep Freelancers Broke

In this episode of The Freelancer's Mic, we discuss personal branding for freelancers with our special guest, Shabbir Jasden, a LinkedIn branding expert and authority architect for top executives.

Shabbir shares his journey from a passionate young writer to a sought-after LinkedIn expert, emphasizing the importance of positioning and authentic value in personal branding.

Key Takeaways:

1. The Importance of Positioning

Shabbir highlights that one of the most critical yet overlooked aspects of personal branding is clear positioning. Freelancers must define what they offer, identify their target market, and explain why clients should choose them over others. This clarity helps transform a LinkedIn profile from a digital resume into a true authority platform.

2. Authentic Value Over Generic Tips

Shabbir stresses the importance of providing authentic value through personal experiences and stories rather than generic tips that are easily found through a Google search. He explains that human connections are built through relatable stories, which can significantly enhance engagement and trust.

3. Leveraging Comments and Direct Messages

For freelancers struggling with low engagement, Shabbir recommends focusing on commenting more than posting.

Engaging with potential clients' content and peers' posts can increase visibility and build relationships. Additionally, personalized direct messages (DMs) can be a powerful tool for client acquisition, provided they are genuine and helpful rather than salesy.

4. Profile Optimization

Shabbir offers a free profile audit, where he meticulously reviews LinkedIn profiles to ensure they are optimized for attracting clients. Key elements include a compelling banner, a clear value statement, a well-crafted About section using the PASS framework (Problem, Agitate, Solution), and an actionable featured section.

Final Advice

Shabbir encourages freelancers not to quit, even when the algorithm doesn't seem to favor them. Persistence, asking for help, and focusing on what drives conversions are crucial for long-term success on LinkedIn.

For those looking to land their first clients, I have created a free resource titled "How to Land Your First Three Clients as a Virtual Assistant," which you can download from the show notes.

Thank you for tuning in to this insightful episode of The Freelancer's Mic.

Don't forget to subscribe, share, and check out Shabbir's LinkedIn profile for more valuable information and his free profile audit offer.

Keep pushing forward and stay connected with the community!

Our Guest: Shabbir Jasden, a LinkedIn branding expert, we exploredhow to reposition your freelance brand to attract high-paying clients.

Check out Shabbir's free profile audit to help you optimize your LinkedIn presence.

Hire me as your Podcast Visibility Strategist

Connect with Me:

Website: writersspirecourses.com

Instagram: @writersspire

LinkedIn: ⁠⁠Ludiah Mong'are⁠⁠

Facebook: ⁠@coachludiah⁠

Tiktok: @ludiahtheva

In this episode of The Freelancer's Mic, we give the Mic to Bea. She is a Kenyan VA and podcast Manager. Bea shares her background and how she became a podcast manager. She started by doing show notes for a podcast and then transitioned to working with her clients.

As a virtual assistant, Bea assists podcast hosts in various stages, such as pre-production where she researches and books guests and prepares questions for interviews.


Tune in to learn more about Bea's experiences and expertise in virtual assisting and podcast management.

[00:01:44] Journey as a podcast manager.

[00:07:27] Searching for podcast guests.[

00:09:26] Overcoming fear in podcasting.

[00:15:37] Challenges in podcasting.

[00:20:07] Podcasting tools and recommendations. (Five must-have podcast tools.)

[00:24:07] Finding clients in specific niches.

[00:26:16] Suffering consequences of being African.

[00:27:26] Not an overnight success.


Say hi👋🏾 to Bea:

In this episode of The Freelancer's Mic, we have a conversation with Joe, a digital marketer and social media manager.

Joe shares his journey and how he successfully balances multiple roles in the industry.

From starting as a freelance writer to discovering the world of digital marketing, Joe's story is one of learning and honing skills.

Tune in to hear how Joe navigates the diverse landscape of freelancing and finds inspiration in his passion for writing and singing.

[00:03:03] Crafting engaging content.
[00:06:21] Current SEO trends and practices.
[00:09:40] AI in the writing business.
[00:10:45] - AI is not an enemy to a writer, and we should just learn how to make sure that it is helping us, making our work easier, and also making clients' work easier.
[00:13:37] A rewarding client project.
[00:18:30] The motivation to do better.

Say Hi Joe Muriuki:

Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/100053700424790/
LinkedIn:
Email: thewritingjoe@gmail.com

Our guest is Conrad De Vries. He is a Podcaster, Author, and Informational content consultant to ministries and content creators. Also, he is a media production specialist.

Conrad shares with us about how you can get into the Christian niche.

In today's episode of The Freelancer's Mic episode, we give the mic to John Gitahi, a Kenyan affiliate Marketer.

John runs several online ventures. He has worked online for over 5 years and is a passionate affiliate marketer.

He is also one of the founders of Kenya Online College where he uses his expertise to help Kenyans learn how to make money online.

Apart from that John Gitahi is a mentor to upcoming digital marketers too.

Join us for an in-depth conversation with this super talented affiliate marketing pro, as he reveals the secrets of affiliate marketing success.

From selling multiple products in a day to the best tools for keyword research, this episode is a goldmine of information for beginners.

Check out his YouTube channel if you want to learn about affiliate marketing and the rest

In today's episode of The Freelancer's Mic, we give the microphone to the CEO ofhttps://www.LemonAngels.com/Lemon Angels, Paul Easton.

We talk about why you should not target everyone. Tune in to discover how to keep client relationships and gain credibility.

Find him on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/pauleastonnz/

Introduction to The Freelancer's Mic Podcast

Host: Hi guys, my name is Ludiah Mong'are, and welcome to the first episode of The Freelancer's Mic where we have conversations with creatives. Now, it's all about freelancers getting the mic and sharing their experiences.

Meet the Host

Ludiah Mong'are: Oh, let me introduce myself. I am a Kenyan Virtual Assistant, and I've been a VA for the last 7 years.

The Reality of Freelancing

Working from home is perceived as a dream job by many, but let's be honest, it's not all pajamas and Netflix (although that's definitely part of it!). You see, it's not a magic ticket to instant wealth. Sure, it offers flexibility and the chance to be your own boss, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges.

What's The Freelancer’s Mic About?

So, what's this podcast all about? The Freelancer’s Mic is a place for freelancers like you and me to chat about the real stuff. You know, the things that matter in our freelancing lives.

Challenges of Finding Clients

One of the biggest hurdles we face as freelancers is finding clients. It's not like they're just waiting at your doorstep with bags of money, right?
**Keeping It Real and Relatable**
But here's the twist: we're not going all formal and fancy with this podcast. Nope, we're keeping it real and relatable.

Topics We'll Cover

We'll delve into the essentials of client hunting, from crafting a killer portfolio to pitching your services effectively. We'll also chat about the not-so-glamorous aspects, like dealing with tricky clients and managing your time effectively.

Setting Realistic Expectations

We'll also discuss the importance of setting realistic expectations. Freelancing isn't a sprint; it's a marathon. You'll need patience and perseverance to build a sustainable career.

Guests and Expert Insights

But hey, don't get discouraged. I'll share some tips and tricks I've picked up over the years to help you navigate the freelancing landscape. And I'm not the only one with wisdom to share. We'll be featuring guest freelancers who've been through it all and come out wiser.

What's Next?

So, if you're considering freelancing or are already on this exciting journey, The Freelancer's Mic is here to be your guide and your cheerleader.

Upcoming Guest: Paul Easton

My first Guest is Paul, he has been in the e-commerce industry Before Google. If you’re in the e-commerce niche and want to learn more about outsourcing, don’t miss our next episode.

Closing Thoughts

That’s it for this intro episode of The Freelancer’s Mic. Remember to share it with your friends and be here next week for a memorable episode.

Happy Super Thursday, freelancers!

The Freelance Client Onboarding Process: A Step-by-Step Guide

Here is what we cover in this episode:

• Understanding the Importance of Client Onboarding
• The Proposal and Contract: Your Foundation for Success
• Creating a Warm Welcome: The Onboarding Kit
• Building Connections: The Kickoff Call
• Executing with Excellence: Deliverables and Feedback
• The Final Handoff: Closing the Project Professionally

Listen to find out about the five-step client onboarding framework designed to protect your income and sanity as a freelancer.

Learn how a structured onboarding process can build trust, set clear expectations, and prevent scope creep before it begins.

I also share my own experiences with client onboarding mishaps and practical strategies to ensure smooth interactions from the very first inquiry to the final project delivery.

Discover the crucial elements of a professional proposal, the importance of a welcome kit, and how to foster meaningful connections through kickoff calls. This episode is a must-listen for freelancers looking to elevate their client relationships and streamline their processes.

Connect with Me:

Website: writersspirecourses.com

Instagram: @writersspire

LinkedIn: ⁠Ludiah Mong'are⁠

Facebook: @coachludiah

Tiktok: @ludiahtheva

Why I Send Contracts Even for Small Jobs (And It's Not What You Think)

In this episode, we get into the often-overlooked necessity of contracts, even for small freelance projects. Discover how a simple one-page freelance agreement can protect you from costly misunderstandings and ensure a smooth collaboration with clients.

You’ll learn:

• Why contracts are crucial for clarity and communication, not just legal protection

• How sending a contract can filter out difficult clients and establish professionalism

• The key elements to include in your contract to prevent scope creep and ensure fair compensation

• How to frame your contract as a standard part of your onboarding process

If there is one thing you should take from this episode, it is the hidden benefits of using contracts. You'll also have access to a free template you can customize for your own projects. Don't let miscommunication cost you money. Tune in to learn how to protect your time and expertise!

Don't forget to grab your free contract template for small jobs, just enter your email to receive it directly!

Listen to this episode on why freelancers ask for a deposit, and you should too

Connect with Me:

Website: writersspirecourses.com

Instagram: @writersspire

LinkedIn: Ludiah Mong'are

Facebook: @coachludiah

Tiktok: @ludiahtheva

• 00:00 - Three hidden benefits of a contract

• 07:46 - Get my free done-for-you freelance contract templates for small jobs
• 11:54 - Find and create one-page contract template for your business

What is your number one fear about sending contracts for freelancers?

Why Freelancers Ask for a Deposit (And Why It's Good for YOU)

In this episode of The Freelancer’s Mic, we tackle the often tricky conversation around deposits and why they are essential for both freelancers and clients alike. If you’ve ever struggled with how to request a deposit without coming off as desperate or untrusting, this episode is for you.

You’ll learn:

• The psychological advantages of requiring a deposit for both freelancers and clients

• How a deposit acts as a professional filter, ensuring you work with serious clients

• Why financial commitment from clients leads to better project outcomes

• The exact script to use when asking for a deposit without awkwardness

• How to handle pushback from clients who are unfamiliar with this standard practice

Whether you’re a freelancer looking to protect your time and energy or a client wanting to understand the value of this practice, this episode provides insights that will change your perspective.

It's not just about trust; it's about establishing a professional partnership that benefits everyone involved.

Don't forget to share this episode with a freelancer or client who needs to hear it!

Connect with Me:

Website: writersspirecourses.com

Instagram: @writersspire

LinkedIn: ⁠⁠⁠Ludiah Mong'are⁠⁠⁠

Facebook: @coachludiah

Tiktok: @ludiahtheva

Thinking about offering podcast services as a virtual assistant, but worried you’ve never edited before? This episode breaks down exactly how you can get started, even without fancy tech skills.

You’ll learn:

• The podcast tasks clients actually pay VAs for

• Why editing isn’t the only way to add value

• How to position yourself as a podcast VA (even if you’re brand new)

• Simple steps to land your first podcast client

Whether you’re a beginner VA or looking to add podcast management to your services, this episode gives you the clarity and confidence to move forward.

Don't forget to download the Podcast Services Starter Checklist for VAs Download Now

Connect with Me:

Website: writersspirecourses.com

Instagram: @writersspire

LinkedIn: ⁠⁠Ludiah Mong'are⁠⁠

Facebook: @coachludiah

Tiktok: @ludiahtheva

Editing your own podcast? Stop.

In this episode of The Freelancer’s Mic, I break down why most coaches, consultants, and speakers don’t edit their own shows, and why you shouldn’t either.

You’ll hear:
✅ A real story of a coach who burned out trying to do it all
✅ Common signs it’s time to outsource your podcast editing
✅ What actually happens when you keep scrubbing audio at midnight
✅ The tasks a podcast VA/editor can take off your plate
✅ How to test the waters with outsourcing, without a huge commitment

If you’ve been losing hours to editing instead of focusing on your clients and audience, this episode will show you a better way forward.

💡 Ready to free up your time and grow your show?

Try our podcast editing now

Connect with Me:

Hire Ludiah on Upwork

Website: writersspire.com

Instagram: @writersspire

LinkedIn: ⁠⁠Ludiah Mong'are⁠⁠

Facebook: @coachludiah

Tiktok: @ludiahtheva