Jess Freeman

The Ordinary Business®️ Podcast

Business EN ↓ 77 epizód

This isn’t a show about hitting seven figures or running a 10-person team. Ordinary businesses deserve the spotlight, too. On The Ordinary Business®️ Podcast, you’ll hear from solopreneurs and tiny teams about how they actually make work and life fit together. Not highlight reels or hustle culture pep talks. We'll talk about everything from client work to childcare to the weird routines that keep the lights on and help you make it to the gym. Ordinary doesn’t mean boring, it means real, sustainable, and yours. Learn more at TheOrdinaryBusiness.com.

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Jess Freeman

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2026. okt. 6.

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Epizódok

Why Zhara-Marie Chose Threads Over Instagram 29.09.2025 19:33

Ever feel like you’re the only business owner who doesn’t want to film a million Reels just to get found online? Same here. → Share this episode on social or leave a review to be entered to win the SEO giveaway! Winner announced Oct. 13 on @theordinarybusiness Instagram. In this episode, I sat down with Zhara-Marie (https://zharamarie.org/)—an ordinary business owner just like you who turned Threa...

Welcome to The Ordinary Business™️ Podcast 24.09.2025 3:58

This show is for business owners who are over the hype, the hustle, and the “7-figures in 7 months” nonsense. We’re not scaling empires or chasing virality — we’re building sustainable, profitable businesses that fit real lives. (And if you want to dive in more, make sure to sign up for the summit! https://www.theordinarybusiness.com ) Here, you’ll hear honest conversations about what it actually...