Marketing Sucks

10 Things Grief Taught Me About Showing Up Online (20 Years After Losing My Mom)

Amanda Casinha-Ginther Episode 60

Grief and loss change you in so many big and small ways that you never expected… and no one is immune. This week marks the 20th anniversary of my mother’s passing, an event that has hugely and forever changed my life, my perspective, and my approach to business. 

Over the last two decades, I built (and sold) a million-dollar business, created a family, grew a community, wrote two books, launched a podcast, and more, all while carrying an invisible but heavy weight. In this solo episode of Marketing Sucks, I share 10 lessons grief taught me about showing up as an entrepreneur, mom, partner, and friend, including the importance of delegation and boundary setting, why you don’t always need to be ‘on,’ and why it’s more than okay to take a break when you need to — it’s actually essential. Note: this episode covers heavy subject matter at points, so please skip ahead if needed.

Marketing sucks. Let’s learn together. Hit play to discover:‌ ‌

  • Why authenticity is more powerful than perfection, and how to find a level of realness that feels comfortable
  • How to reject toxic productivity culture and do what works for you 
  • How to schedule things according to your energetic needs (without anyone noticing)

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Timestamps:‌ ‌

00:11  Intro

03:45  Being ‘on’

05:27  Your audience will wait

06:37  Protecting your grief

08:29  Productivity culture

09:54  Energy-aligned scheduling

11:22  Delegation

12:29  Changing perspective

13:52  Boundaries aren’t optional

15:21  Honouring your pain

16:43  You matter more than metrics

17:48  Your action items & outro

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