when I went out on my own and became my own boss every insecurity that could come flooding in did I didn’t feel like I was enough I didn’t think I was strategic enough I didn’t have the right answers I didn’t have enough education I wasn’t I didn’t look the part like all the different things came up hey big Welcome to our YouTube Community today I am honored to bring you a very powerful interview with Amy Porterfield who’s been called the queen of online marketing she’s the New York Times bestselling author of the book two

weeks notice find the courage to quit your job make more money work where you want and change the world she’s the host of the online marketing podcast with almost 50 million downloads and she’s taken over 50,000 students through her online courses uh to our YouTube community be sure and subscribe and share little shout out to Dudley from Cape Town South Africa Samson from Nigeria Jane from Zambia Andrew from Ukraine and Darren from cooksville Tennessee uh thank you guys for commenting if you have questions comment

tell us in the comment section where you’re watching from we’ve got people from all over the world uh if you’re ready comment right now I’m ready are you ready comment I’m ready let’s go to the interview now with Amy well Amy I’ve been waiting to have you on for a long time welcome to the podcast well thanks so much for having me Craig it’s great to be here it it is an honor to have you and uh we’re going to talk more about your new book I’m going to go and hold it up for now two weeks notice uh find the courage to quit your job make more

money work where you want and change the world congratulations on your new New York Times best-selling book thank you so so very much it’s been it’s been a wild ride well I I I can only imagine and I want to ask you about the book but I want to dive in and first get a little bit of your leadership story because what you’ve been able to accomplish is quite profound you’re influencing a lot of people and I I kind of want to start uh Amy at the beginning and uh this definition is not original to me but someone said that leadership is

influence at its core at the very root that’s what leadership is I I’m curious when was the first time that you recognized that you had that you actually had influence in the lives of other people oo such a great question you know I always felt like I was born to be a leader and and I don’t think I was born to be a lot of things but to be a leader yes and so in high school I I I really actually felt it I was um a cheerleader captain of my cheerleading squad and I was involved in leadership in high school and I always have been