A short YouTube clip by Katie McManus (a practical business coach) in which she shows and describes a small hot-dog-shaped airplane holder gifted to her by a former client named Jackie. The clip emphasizes the personal friendships Katie forms with clients, her coaching niche helping new business owners leave corporate jobs and replace six-figure salaries, and her playful brand motto (“stop being a weenie”).
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To show you guys something because last week, one of my former clients surprised me with the cutest gift I've ever gotten from someone. And I'll give you a little backstory after I show it to you, but let me just look at that little airplane holder in the shape of a hot dog. If you don't know my whole thing. Hi, I'm Katie. I'm your practical business coach. And I help new business owners leave their corporate 9 to 5 and replace their 6 figure salary by doing work that they love that actually helps people. And my whole motto is, stop being a weenie. Get it? Hot dogs, weenies, and actually start your business already. And I met a former client for coffee. And this is one of my favorite things about my business, is that I work with people that I would genuinely like to be friends with. And it's like a bonus that, you know, through our work together, we actually become friends. And so I met up with a former client of mine, Jackie, and we had coffee and just had a really nice little visit. And we went to this gift shop and we were just kind of like poking around. And I honestly didn't notice her picking this up. And she got it and she like, paid for it without me even noticing what she was paying for. When we were checking out and when we got out to the parking lot, she was like, by the way, here you go. She handed me the bag and this is in it. And I just. I treasure it. And it's gonna live. It's gonna be kind of hard to see because it's really small, but it's going to live, I think, like right here on my little background. And the benefit to it is that that frame is naturally a little crooked, so it's kind of like a weight to keep it stable. But, yeah, I think that's the perfect place for it.