The past 3 years since I went out on my own, I have cycled thru interns and contract workers to support individual parts of my business. That’s resulted in a broken business model where each part is its own silo. There hasn’t been cohesion. I’ve realized it but didn’t think I had the time to search for the solution.

Then the solution showed up and in that moment I realized that good enough was keeping me from greatness. When I worked with people that were good enough, I constantly had to check their work. I had to revise and improve concepts. I had to be hands on all the time to hold them accountable. The idea that I didn’t have the time to find a better solution existed because I was having to fix all of the errors.

This year I’ve developed a relationship with a wildly talented young woman, Hala Taha, who is reliable, dependable, consistent, organized, creative, communicates clearly and she simply gets it.

She’s great. Going from good enough to great just gave me back 20 hours in my week.

I love this team. When I first launched my podcast I was really struggling with my previous team. It was hard to secure guests and I was not getting any traction. Hala and team completely turned everything around very quickly. I am in truly impressed with all the swift progress that has been made! And Tian absolutely CRUSHES on social media! My social media presence has never been stronger and I am always getting compliments on my videos.

YAP Media is extremely responsive, personalized and goes above and beyond to satisfy all my needs. They are more innovative and responsive than any social media company I have seen or worked with. My improved social media presence has driven a drastic increase in course sales, book purchases and speaking engagements. I find myself referring a new client to Hala almost every week as so many of my peers are impressed with my social media content and want the same for themselves. Hala always has her ear to the ground on new trends and as a result I’ve been able to capitalize as an early adopter on Clubhouse.