Good Morning Entrepreneurs – Show #137

Theme: Curiosity In Business

Summary:
Curiosity takes the pressure off entrepreneurship. You don’t have to have all the answers; you just have to start asking better questions. In this episode, Kim and Denise show how leading with “I wonder…” instead of “I should…” turns your business into an experiment instead of a test you can fail.

You’ll hear from our RR Reporters on later‑in‑life entrepreneurship, AI and SEO, starting simple with fitness, surprise‑and‑delight marketing, and sharing “messy” stories as a mama entrepreneur. We wrap with Princess Speak, today’s phrase “Adventure Mindset,” and a tiny curiosity task you can do today.

In This Episode 

• How curiosity takes the pressure off in business
• Why you don’t need all the answers, just better questions
• GME Chronicles: celebrating wins not as bragging, but as proof of what’s possible for you too

RR Reporter: Yvonne Marchese – Entrepreneurship Later in Life
Topic: Why Curiosity Beats Confidence in Business

• Confidence is about what’s known; curiosity is wondering and flexible
• How curiosity keeps you from getting stuck and helps you ask better questions

RR Reporter: Denise Millet – Helping Entrepreneurs Be Findable Online
Topic: Can AI Do SEO?

• How AI can feed your curiosity and give you better SEO ideas
• Using curiosity to test what actually works for you and your people instead of copying everyone else

RR Reporter: Cat Corchado – Health & Wellness for Entrepreneurs
Topic: Chair Assist

• Keeping your body flexible to keep your mind creative
• The power of asking, “What are my people actually struggling with today?” vs “What should I post?”
• How that question led to Cat’s 11‑minute fitness challenge as a simple starting point

RR Reporter: Donna Bender – Surprise and Delight Marketing 

• Experimenting with curiosity on World Science Day or any day
• Why so many branded products get thrown out
• How Donna’s strategy turns branded gifts into tools that actually grow your business
• Her monthly livestream that teaches business owners how to USE branded products, not just hand them out

Commercial Break: Join the Community

• Why curiosity about your clients makes content, offers, and sales conversations easier
• Invitation to the FREE MSB community:
  • Space to brainstorm
  • Get feedback
  • Turn curiosity into real offers and sales

Question of the Week
How do I find an easier solution to a painful process in my business?

• Be curious about what feels light vs heavy: what secretly energizes you and what drains you
• After you try something, ask, “What did I learn from this?” instead of “Was this good or bad?”

Military Minute with Cat Corchado
Topic: What Happens to Podcasting When We Sit Too Long

• How disrupting your physical state can spur creativity and curiosity
• Simple movement as a business tool, not just a health habit

RR Reporter: Jill Olish – Mama Entrepreneurs
Topic: What if My Story Feels Too Messy to Share Publicly?

• Why people relate to an honest, imperfect voice
• The hope that someone is waiting for one thing you’re meant to share
• Highlight: Mama Outspoken Podcast (One Thing Sharer)

RR Reporter: Adam Rothenberg – Entrepreneurs in Entertainment
Topic: Interview with Michelle Clunie

• “Writing is rewriting” and knowing when to stop
• How this applies to creating content and offers in your business

Princess Speak: Adventure Mindset

• “Princess Speak” is the simple business language we use daily
• Today’s phrase: Adventure Mindset
  • Staying open instead of closed‑minded when you’re looking for solutions
  • Seeing challenges as an adventure to be explored, not a verdict on your worth

Final Thoughts from Kim

• A tiny curiosity task you can do today, not someday:
  1. Pick one person: a client, friend, follower, or someone who’s asked about your business.
  2. Ask them one curious question, such as:
     • “What feels hardest right now?”
     • “If you could wave a magic wand and fix one thing this month in your business, what would it be?”

Use what you hear as fuel for your next piece of content, your next offer, or your next small experiment.