May 25, 2020 | Business, Communicator Academy, Podcast
Kathi Lipp and her friend and cat whisperer, Michele Cushatt continue the conversation about being the communicator God created you to be. Sometimes, we find ourselves in a different season and discerning a need for change in our business/ministries. Last week Kathi...
May 18, 2020 | Business, Communicator Academy, Podcast
Kathi Lipp and her friend and change agent, Michele Cushatt talk about being the communicator God created you to be. Sometimes, well a lot of times, we have to have a serious heart to heart with ourselves and make some changes in our business/ministries. Kathi gets...
Mar 16, 2020 | Business, Communicator Academy, Podcast
Susan Seay, author, speaker and homeschooling mom, carves out some time to visit with Kathi. Kathi asks, “How do you do it all as a professional communicator, a mom to seven kids, a wife, while being active in your family’s business?” And friends, Susan’s advice is...
Sep 23, 2019 | Author Tips, Book Launch, Business, Communicator Academy, Marketing, Memoir Writing, Platform, Podcast, Writing
Join Kathi today with her friend and guest, Michelle Ule, as they talk about preparations for a successful book launch! The motto for today’s podcast is be prepared. Michelle shares the tasks to be completed in advance in order to be prepared for a successful...
Sep 19, 2019 | Business, Communicator Academy, Curation, Marketing
You are so excited to finally have your website up. You were even able to pull through with an opt-in to meet the needs of your audience. Your email setup has been somewhat painful but with a little help and some effort, you feel it’s a success. You’re now working on...
Sep 5, 2019 | Business, Communicator Academy, Live Video, Pursuing Your Dreams
As communicators, we are professionals. Whether you call it your ministry or your business, we must be professionals in all we do. That means we prepare, do our research, and put forth our very best work. A big part of having a business is setting SMART output based...
