Elena Mutonono "SOS: I can't get new clients! HELP!"
OnlineBound with Elena Mutonono
Release Date: 03/12/2026
OnlineBound with Elena Mutonono
After starting her business as a translator and proofreader, Mireia Ibanez has transformed her business. Now, she spends most of her time teaching and has made it more sustainable. First, she made a commitment to post every week on Instagram and soon had a following. Next, she started offering group classes and asynchronous teaching options. She had to overcome perfectionism and stop overdelivering, which took a lot of mindset work. But through coaching, she was able to make the changes she'd been seeking.
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Originally inspired by this very podcast, Sharmani Cheng now shares her own story of transformation. She hopes it will bring comfort to anyone tired of working alone. After leaving a corporate career and building a successful online teaching business, she realized that 1:1 lessons couldn't last. She needed something more sustainable. Now after investing in her business and showing up every day, she has found a new way of working. She believes nothing is impossible unless you’re not willing to give it a try.
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Welcome to season 9 of OnlineBound! In the past year, life has brought big changes for me and my business - and with that change comes insight, growth, and strength. In this episode, I'll catch you up on everything that's happened for me in the past twelve months. I'll also share two mindset shifts from my free class on teaching with voice chats. The first shift is about how to get clients and what does or doesn't work. The second is about making offers and being active, even when you don't have your own audience.
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Want to learn more about creating free events that will help you sell your programs? Check out my most recent episode on OnlineBound Premium: In this podcast I answer the questions I get a lot, "How is free content different from paid one?" "Why do I need to create it?" "How can I make sure it leads people into action?" I share not just why free content is important, but also 3 main principles that turn boring content (like, words of the day or 5 rules for the Present Simple) into one that fires people up!
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Get more actionable tips on getting your clients, regardless of algorithms, the economy and other factors that we blame for not being able to get clients. Sign up for weekly OnlineBound Premium on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/c/ElenaMutonono
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The Premium Podcast is only for teachers who are ready to take action, and they want specific, ongoing guidance from me. Consider this podcast as online audio coaching because many of the tips I’ll be sharing are the tips I share in my community and with private clients as well. When you join OnlineBound premium you get access to: Weekly podcasts full of actionable tips. Scripts with extra links and resources. 10% off on all of my courses and products. The podcast includes both strategic and mindset advice, and it will be reminiscent of ongoing coaching on demand, without the...
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Friends, welcome to 2025! I hope this parable inspires you to reflect on what you want to achieve and what you're willing to give to achieve your goals in this new year. This parable was written by Yulia Minakova, inspired (possibly) by Stephen King's thriller "Needful Things," and translated by me. If you would like to learn to work sustainably in 2025, I invite you to check out my resources at my course page: More new projects are coming, especially for all of you podcast lovers, so stay tuned!
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In this episode, Aurelie Grihangne explains how she transformed her business in just a year. Like many teachers, she started teaching 1:1 on platforms that ate up all her time for little pay. She had a big audience on social media, but the long hours drained her energy and didn't leave time to create new content. She was struggling and didn't know how to move forward. After working with Elena, she started offering asynchronous programs and shifting away from 1:1. Now she has more time to experiment, create content, and her business is thriving!
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In this episode, Akvilė describes how she made the transition from working 8-12 hours a day down to just 3-4 hours. She started feeling burned out and knew she needed a change. When she first tried working asynchronously, it was an experiment that she did as "something extra" on top of 1:1 classes. But then a health challenge prompted her to switch completely. Now she has the freedom to work when she wants and has time to experiment with new approaches to teaching and marketing. Self-coaching has been crucial to reaching her goals.
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In this episode, Maurice shares the transformation he's made from teaching 36 hours a week to just 24 with an asynchronous program. He's also got more energy and better hours. Before, he was stuck where many teachers are, selling his time and taking on as many students as he could manage. Now he can be more selective about who he works with. He's also been able to increase his income even though he's working fewer hours. And his students are more engaged and getting better results with his new approach to teaching.
info_outlineWelcome to season 9 of OnlineBound! In the past year, life has brought big changes for me and my business - and with that change comes insight, growth, and strength.
In this episode, I'll catch you up on everything that's happened for me in the past twelve months. I'll also share two mindset shifts from my free class on teaching with voice chats.
The first shift is about how to get clients and what does or doesn't work. The second is about making offers and being active, even when you don't have your own audience.