How Hustling Leads to Extraordinary Outcomes
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Early this year I was looking for the best digital magazines to get ideas for a magazine I wanted to launch.
I stumbled across a beautifully designed fashion and lifestyle magazine called The Collective and fell in love.
It was not only amazing in design and content, but it was produced digitally and in print – and I could tell it was run by people who knew what they were doing in business.
I had to know who was behind it.
That’s how I discovered today’s guest on .
Lisa Messenger is the genius behind The Messenger Group, the media company that produces The Collective Magazine and the events that have followed the brand.
She is a genius of marketing and building community, as you can tell by the rapid rise to success of her magazine that is only 2 years old.
But what I didn’t know until I interviewed her on the show was that she is also a master of hustle.
I honestly felt like I was talking to my sister-in-business as we discussed our viewpoints on what it takes to make it in a crowded industry (starting from nothing).
I loved Lisa’s energy, perspective, and stories and I didn’t want to end the interview.
If you want to know the secrets behind what’s possible when you hustle, listen to Lisa Messenger tell her story in Episode 234.
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In this episode, you will learn:
- How Lisa had the guts to enter the dying magazine industry when she had no experience with it
- Why Lisa says the platform you choose is irrelevant – it’s the message that counts
- The power of community to help you do something (when you give them a sense of belonging)
- Lisa’s viewpoint on the value of hustle and how it applies to business and opportunity
- The beauty of failing fast
- The importance of finding your purpose and remembering it everyday
Early this year I was looking for the best digital magazines to get ideas for a magazine I wanted to launch.
I stumbled across a beautifully designed fashion and lifestyle magazine called The Collective and fell in love.
It was not only amazing in design and content, but it was produced digitally and in print – and I could tell it was run by people who knew what they were doing in business.