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Welcome to this solo episode of Bucci Radio! If you’ve been looking for strategies on how to connect deeper with your community, serve your clients and audience, separate yourself from others in your industry, and stay in integrity with what you say you’re going to do- this episode is for you. Today’s guest is Jason Goldberg

So many of us avoid hard conversations because it seems too hard or we don’t want to deal with the potential consequences of saying the hard thing. In this episode, I give some insight on why we avoid having hard conversations, the consequences of avoiding hard conversations, and tips on my secret sauce on ways to have difficult conversations with compassion and candor. The secret sauce to having hard conversations: Compassion • The secret sauce to having hard conversations: Candor

If we don’t tap into the emotional experience that our client is having, it’s going to minimize the chances of converting them to a client and actually working with them. When you can share the emotional experience your client is having, which is probably one you’ve already felt before, you’re going to connect with them on an even deeper level. This is what crosses a surface level audience member into a loyal raving fan that’s going to follow your content forever, or into a client. This program was created for those who are just getting started building their online businesses (who either have zero business experience and social media or have some experience but little to no results).

So here I was: fully in love, yet fully aware of the fact that I was stepping into the unknown of how the hell to be in a new relationship with someone, who was in a relationship with someone else. The beauty of polyamory and the open relationship is that it’s built on the foundation that love doesn’t fit into a box. And the Truth is: Love and relationships are the most powerful containers for growth, awakening, and connection— and if we’re going to grow, we can’t ever truly know who we’re going to grow into. I’m no relationship expert, but from what I’ve seen and read—monogamy isn’t the one and only way relationships can and get to work.