Marissa Brassfield 🚀 Visionary Entrepreneur Advisor

Marissa Brassfield 🚀 Visionary Entrepreneur Advisor

The decisions we make in the next 10 years will shape the next 100. I help visionary entrepreneurs turn bold ideas into profitable business ecosystems without compromising their mission.

About Marissa Brassfield
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Marissa is a force multiplier. She has coached and taught me so many skills throughout the past 10 years to increase my productivity, expand my perspective, and sharpen my strengths and priorities as a founder and a mom. She has turbocharged TFF and our entrepreneurs, and is an ally for anyone wanting to make a dent in the universe.

Christine Gould, 2x Founder & Author

I've worked with Marissa for over a decade. The quality of my life, my work, my businesses, creative endeavors, and my relationships with those I care about most have improved significantly as a direct result of her advice. If you have a chance to work with and know this gem of a human, take it. Your life, career, and soul will be glad you did.

Ryan Rhoades, Creative Director & Author

Marissa exemplifies ridiculously efficient leadership, unmatched communication prowess, and a relentless focus on living a balanced lifestyle. She is an excellent teacher, coach and mentor who helped me dramatically improve my writing, management, client relation, and creative process skills and systems. I'm extremely grateful.

Maxwell Goldberg, Chief of Staff & Podcaster

Marissa is the epitome of what it means to be ridiculously efficient. Since Day 1 I was impressed with Marissa's innate ability to tell meaningful stories, help people see a bigger future for themselves, and create actionable strategies to help people get there. I now save at least an hour every week just by adopting one scheduling technique.

Sydney Fulkerson, Investor & Founder

Latest Posts
Fresh perspectives on the future of leadership.

Aug 28

6 Signs It's Time to Quit a Client

For freelancers and solopreneurs, getting and keeping a client requires a certain type of hustle that allows us to maintain
3 min read
Aug 27

Meet Marissa: Biggest Motivation & Dream Lunch Date

This week, Marissa answers questions from our Director of Marketing, Kelley Lujan. She talks about her parents' influence and
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Aug 24

5 Strategies to Stay on Top of Post- Meeting Action Items

Every successful meeting will have a list of takeaways and action items to implement. If you are the project manager,
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Aug 24

Overheard While Hiking: With Millennials, the Passion vs. Money Debate Rages On

Yesterday, Mike and I hiked the Hollywood Sign hike at Griffith Park -- a 6+ mile roundtrip walk that takes
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Aug 21

How to Ask for a Vacation and Set Your Team Up for Success

In a work force, where your badge of honor is based upon the hours you work instead of how much
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Aug 20

Optimize Downtime: The Big List of Ideas to Relax Faster

This post is all about how to relax faster so that you can actually spend your downtime on relaxing activities.
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Aug 20

Why Millennials Will Make a Larger Impact Than You Think

Millennials are changing the game and have begun to shift the workforce in more ways than one. Millennials are those
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Aug 20

Meet Billy: His Ideal Workstation & Greatest Achievement

Learn more about art director Billy Murray, as he talks about his penchant for making spaces look amazing on a
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Aug 20

Slack Tips from the Ridiculously Efficient Team

We've been using Slack over the past few months to streamline communication both at Ridiculously Efficient and with
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Aug 19

Why You Should Prioritize Exercise Above Your Business

Entrepreneurs tend to put their businesses above all else. It's always at the top of their priority list,
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Aug 18

How to Organize Your Home Office [Infographic]

For those of us who spend most of our time working from home, the way you design and organize your
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Aug 14

Sleep Your Way to Success [Infographic]

We all know how important sleep is for our overall wellbeing, but just how much sleep do you need to
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