Carmen Marshall
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SCYWT100K Office Hours private podcast for course students and alumni.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Carmen links network-marketing tactics to the beliefs and weekly decisions that shape whether members actually follow through.
Soul Craft Your Way to 100K turns group office hours into practical coaching on building a network-marketing business. Carmen moves between members' immediate questions and the underlying mechanics of the work, including customer profiles, outreach, presentations, follow-up,…
Carmen's sales homework ends in a goofy group photo; your planning session could use that energy.
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Warm, messy coaching for building a business while grief is still in the room.
This episode moves between grief and business advice without trying to smooth the edges. One participant talks about getting her brother's ashes, how hard it is to keep dreaming, and how distraction became part of getting through the day.
A warm recruiting conversation that treats mindset as part of the business model.
This session frames network marketing as more than a sales pitch: it focuses on how people get in, what mindset tends to hold up, and why self-worth, consistency, and an open mind matter as much as effort.
Warm coaching on systems, momentum, and helping people grow without overwhelm.
The episode feels like office-hours coaching, with the conversation circling around early signups, burnout recovery, simple systems, and how to help people grow without pushing too hard.
Practical office-hours coaching for turning scattered business questions into simple systems.
This office-hours session turns everyday business problems into workable process, moving from in-person invites into text, WhatsApp, or email to keeping AI chats and saved resources organized without losing the thread.
A compact coaching call that turns follow-up into a clear, low-pressure habit.
This short conversation treats follow-up as a practical habit, not a motivational slogan. The basic move is to make the next call the right one, then keep the exchange pointed toward a clear outcome.
A loose chat that settles on a sharp script for time, money, and momentum.
It opens on a casual skincare catch-up, then settles into practical network-marketing advice. The strongest point is the simple script: ask how much time someone has and how much money they want to make before talking about weekly hours.
A calm reminder that honesty usually costs less energy than dodging hard moments.
The conversation keeps circling a simple pressure point: energy leaks when worry, people pleasing, and half-truths start running the show. Carmen keeps asking, in plain language, where clarity gets traded for comfort, and that gives the discussion a steady center.
A brief follow-up, a short teaser, and one direct question about how to reach the prospect.
Gabby is back in Australia after the 31st flight and the 1st drive, and the episode also touches the Bali villa sale after the flood. The coaching lands on a prospect who answered once, then went quiet.
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
Naval Ravikant on epistemology, startups, and crypto, from David Deutsch to Vitalik Buterin.
Alex Theuma interviews SaaS founders and investors on scaling to $10M-plus ARR.
Guy Raz traces founders' origin stories and fields live advice-line calls from entrepreneurs.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Gabby asks about hotel meetings, and the speaker answers with a detailed case for keeping a monthly live presentation while moving many invites to one-on-ones.
This Soul Craft Your Way to 100K office hours session centers on three live coaching threads: post-convention follow-through, prospect follow-up, and a rank-advancement push tied to USANA incentives.
Carmen leads a 3/19/26 Office Hours call for Soul Craft Your Way to 100K Podcast listeners, with the group focusing on the WAP, the WAA P, and nervous-system regulation.
Carmen and the group spend much of SCYWT100K Office Hours - Carmen 8/1/24 on USANA mechanics, including preferred customers, associates, 100 points, 125 points, and the difference between cash in the bank and volume.
Claudia describes a new associate, Stephanie, whom she met at a Knipe cure site while talking about energy healing, horses, and shift work.
Carmen coaches Michelle, Ali, and Susan through three practical business problems: finding entrepreneurs in network marketing, speaking openly about £55,000-plus of debt, and managing time without burnout.
Carmen opens a live office-hours-style check-in with Christine and Robin, easing the room in with warm greetings and weather talk before landing on a bigger pattern: energy leaks from worry, overthinking, people pleasing, saying yes when the body says no, and not being fully honest or authentic.
The episode opens with greetings, vacation talk, and a small running joke about turtles.
Carmen is in Bali until next Saturday, and the call starts with rain, humidity, and a security guard checking drainage after a huge storm.
Carmen uses this Soul Craft Your Way to 100K Podcast office-hours call to explain why the course schedule is changing, including a move to 10 p.m.
Carmen Marshall hosts a coaching call for network marketers, focusing on creating effective lead magnets and building email lists to drive business growth.
Okay, this starts personally.
Carmen and the group spend much of the call on how to restart a USANA network marketing business when associates have dropped off and loyalty in vitamins and shakes is falling.
She opens with a quick skincare check-in.
The call starts small.
The room opens with music, signups, and a few quick check-ins.
Gabby is in Australia.
The session opens with back checks, audio fixes, and a quick read on how everyone is feeling.
Terry opens the office hours with a recent consultant sign-up.
Carmen opens by greeting Bruno, Gabi, Christine, and Claudia.
The session opens with a check-in.
The conversation focuses on the ideal customer avatar, or ICA, and why it matters for clearer marketing.
A participant joins a call with a story about one chapter ending and another beginning.
Carmen opens the call by greeting Brenda, Bruno, Gabby, Simmer, and Deep, then settles everyone in with quick check-ins and easy banter.
The office hours open with early morning greetings, a bit of audio trouble, and a quick check in across the group.
It opens warmly.
Myrna describes a friend from Earth Food who transformed her garden in one hour and linked that work to microbiomes, soil placement, and a prophecy about learning life through gardening.