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Krista Mollion
3x Founder | 5x Fractional CMO | → LinkedIn™️ Top Voice I For 0-10k mo → From Zero 2 Six Academy | From 10-50k+ mo → Unignorable Brands | Let's build your Plan A together so you don't need a Plan B
Krista Mollion is a seasoned marketing professional and entrepreneur with over 24 years of experience in the industry.12 She is the founder of From Zero 2 Six Academy, an online entrepreneurship learning platform that teaches entrepreneurs how to build a 6-figure business in 6 steps.1 As an Incubator for Startup Owners, Krista provides guidance on business setup, launch systems, and funding strategies.2
Key aspects of Krista Mollion's professional profile include:
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Founder of Unignorable Brands AI Marketing and Influencer Agency, where she serves as a Fractional CMO and Chief Creative Disruptor for SaaS brands.12
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Expertise in guerilla marketing strategies, AI/UGC content, and influencer marketing.1
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Experience working with top brands like Apple, HP, Sephora, Samsung, and REI.1
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Multilingual, speaking English, French, German, and Russian.1
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Host of the Selfmade Stories Podcast, sharing insights from successful entrepreneurs.2
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Previously held leadership positions at Transparent House as Partner, Head of Growth, and Director of Business Development.1
Krista's mission is to make entrepreneurship accessible to all, regardless of gender, race, location, or socio-economic class.1 She focuses on helping professionals achieve time and financial freedom through funnels, multiple revenue streams, and solid business systems.1
Highlights
While there are definitely coaches I love, I've come to uncover two types of bad coach stereotypes to watch out for:
- Long-term Unemployed/ Unemployable: just can't seem to get a job/doesn't want to work and depends on their spouse who works to bring home the bacon. Often also a SAM/SAD. Coaching is their thing because it really is the only option.
- Narcissist. The coach who thinks they are God. Their website is filled with photos of themselves living the good life. But they only care about making money and the clients are their piggy bank. They coach because they like to hear themselves talk and feel important.
Here are some of my experiences:
One "money coach" who talks about earning what you are worth yet couldn't even manage to pay me a $97 fee. Her card bounced and she explained to me she'd pay me next month once her credit card cleared.
One life coach who posts daily on LinkedIn about living her dream life except she was so broke she can't pay her bills and lives off her spouse.
And finally my favorite: a coach who "says" she charges 100k per month per client yet can't even pay her $6/hr VA for months at a time because "money is tight".
If I tell you who they are, you'd be schocked. They all show up almost daily on LinkedIn. From the outside, you will get a very different impression.
If you want to provide services to a coach, get paid upfront because nine of ten of them are broke.
Check their credentials carefully to make sure what you see is really what you get.
Take more caution to weed out the good coaches from the bad.
Or you could opt for what I did: change your avatar to work with small businesses instead who are legit and professional and know how to pay for goods and services.
Again, it's not always the case but it has occurred enough that I want to warn all good people out there who want to work with coaches.
Ok, rant over. Now I'll let you go back to your daily programme.
When I was at my lowest, I remember literally walking around anticipating the worst and thinking the world was conspiring against me.
On the other extreme, I've been so happy I would even smile at grumpy people.
Everything boils down to your perception of events and that is derived from your inner state.
My message to you today:
Fix yourself from the inside out and all the good stuff will follow, I promise.
Tackling life with a negative or victim mindset never leads to success.
How are you working on your inner self?
