Entrepreneur Interview – Christy Primmer

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February 28, 2018

Christy Primmer is a registered member of The Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers, and founder of “Primetime Pearls”, a women’s only energizing and mastermind group. Christy established her business, Primetime Consulting Services, to generate positive change in our world. Christy is a powerful speaker and coach, and is working on her first book publication project. Christy helps women ditch the self-sabotage, do the work, regain self-awareness and stop caring what everyone else thinks. She believes in the empowerment of women and contributes to her community through active volunteer work on Boards and Networks. Christy is an unstoppable force –  ready to change more lives.

Entrepreneur Interview Q & A

1. What is your business/Business Name?  What does your business do?

My company, Primetime Consulting Services, offers counseling, coaching, and speaking services. 

2. Why did you get into this field?  What opportunities did you see?

I have always been a listening ear for people, and I’ve always loved helping others. I have worked as a front line trauma counsellor with victims of sexual and domestic violence, and in residential settings with persons who were dually diagnosed, offering a higher quality of living through behavior modification programs. I have always wanted to have my own business and flexible schedule to serve my family so after a turn of events in my job, I established my own business. It was the best decision I’ve made so far in life (besides having my son!)

3. What have been your biggest challenges?

My biggest challenges change – when I first established my business I spent a lot of money on all the wrong things. I had to turn off the noise. Everybody and their mom had an opinion of what I should do. It was anxiety-provoking to say the least. The second biggest challenge was figuring out exactly what my priorities were; starting a business can be a tad overwhelming, no?

4. What has been your greatest reward?

Without a doubt, owning my schedule and financial freedom.

A couple of months ago my Dad passed away. I was able to be with him throughout his hospital stay, and with my mother after he passed because I am the boss. I will be forever grateful for that. I would never have made it through with a three day bereavement pass; as given by standard employers.

5. If you could change something, what would it be?

I would change the pressure to follow other successful coach’s ‘blueprints’.  What works for one person doesn’t necessarily work for others.

6. If you could give a new entrepreneur advice, what would it be?

Be yourself! No matter how many ‘expert’ opinions you receive, trust your intuition and put yourself and your services out there. The website matters; but not as much as some would have you think. Get off the fence and dive right in!

7. Social Media.  Yay or Nay?

I am a fan – focusing on building my online presence. My business has been doing very well and I desire to help more. I’m now branching out using social media. It’s another learning curve, right?

8. How do you market your products?

The PRIMETIME products I currently sell are power thought cards and wellness jars, which I write and create independently. As interest has grown, so has my need for a plan. I am currently working on this – I have had much success via word of mouth and am ready to grow that portion of my business online now.

9. Is your business a service or a product?  If you are a product, how do you handle production? 

I currently produce all of the products offered myself; that is changing soon!

10. What is unique about your business?

My business is helping others change their lives for the better; the unique factor is my genuine passion for positive growth. I believe that many businesses can offer the same service, but the delivery of the service is what makes us all unique. Is that corny?

11. Sell me your product/service.

Highly Successful Does Not Automatically Mean Happy

What is change worth to you?

12. How can people get in touch with you?  What’s your website/Contact information?

Thank you for asking! 

My website is currently being redesigned: www.primetimecs.com

and I love receiving emails at christy@primetimecs.com

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Why Entrepreneurs Get Health Goals Wrong

Why Entrepreneurs Get Health Goals Wrong

The life of an entrepreneur is often glamorized, but behind the success stories and Instagrammable moments, there's a grueling reality that can have significant impacts on one's health. Business leaders face unique challenges in balancing work and well-being. We delve...

Office Security Basics Every Business Owner Should Follow

Office Security Basics Every Business Owner Should Follow

In the dynamic world of entrepreneurship, ensuring the safety and security of your office space is paramount. As a business leader, you understand the significance of a secure workplace environment. By establishing office security measures, you protect your employees,...

The Role of Leadership in Facilitating Virtual Team Dynamics

The Role of Leadership in Facilitating Virtual Team Dynamics

Virtual teams are now fundamental pillars in today’s globalized business landscape. Composed of professionals collaborating across diverse geographical locales, these teams leverage digital platforms to bridge distances and synchronize efforts.
With the rising reliance on this model, understanding and optimizing the dynamics of virtual teams has become imperative for organizational success.

Decisions That Can Be Most Impactful in Real Estate Investing

Decisions That Can Be Most Impactful in Real Estate Investing

Real estate investing offers numerous opportunities for female business, marketing, or HR leaders looking to expand their financial portfolios. The right decisions in this field can lead to robust returns and a more secure financial future. Here are some of the most...