Today I am speaking with Matt Woicik who wants to let you know that it’s okay to try different things.
His own path from architect to computer tech to digital marketing entrepreneur was pretty straight with no real deviations. It turned out well, but he would like to encourage his own children and this audience that it’s okay to try different things. It won’t throw you off a chosen path, and can even enhance it.
If you think you have to be laser-focused to reach a level of prestige and comfort, do so if you find it completely fulfilling. But it is also fun to try out some different things and it will still turn out okay.
Everything works out. Make sure you are really enjoying it along the way.
If you liked this episode, about supporting your life with other passions, I recommend listening to:
Episode 54 the Importance of a Creative Outlet.
I also like Episode 25 How to Follow Your Intuition.
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ABOUT MATT WOICIK
Matt Woicik is a digital marketing strategist and owner of ML2 Solutions (https://ml2solutions.com), a digital marketing agency located near Seattle, WA. Matt specializes in helping businesses with their digital marketing needs including websites, SEO, PPC and analytics. He helps businesses increase awareness, get more leads and make more sales using digital marketing. New marketing methods are confusing, always changing and difficult to figure out. Matt helps to explain things and provide solutions with clear results.
Digital Marketing Extreme (https://digitalmarketingextreme.com) was created to help small businesses figured out all the new digital marketing techniques. It is overwhelming if you are just starting your business or if you need to make improvements because word-of-mouth and referrals can only take your business so far. The website was created to explain digital marketing in a straightforward manner. The website is structured to explain all the different methods but also create a step-by-step method you could follow to figure it all out and do it yourself.
You can contact Matt at either of his websites or check him out on LinkedIn.