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5 things about business I wish I knew earlier

A lot of "marketing" coaches will try to sell you on a $25k course where you learn how to sell $25k courses just like they did.

That's a pyramid scheme!

Most people don't realize that when you're starting your own business, you're also starting the path of entrepreneurship.

If your love language is Receiving Gifts, I'm going to show you how to use it as an entrepreneur and to support your business.

I’m the kind of hyper-driven person who’s super used to burning out.

In fact I’m so used to it that for years I’ve been finding ways to stop burning out while working for myself.

If your love language is Physical Touch, I'm going to show you how to use it as an entrepreneur to support you and your business.

If your love language is Quality Time, I'm going to show you how to use it as an entrepreneur and to support your business.

Learn to prefer small, slow steps instead of quick, big leaps.

So many people see generosity as weakness, and sometimes without even being aware of it.

You’re the boss and whether you work with clients, with collaborators, with colleagues or contractors or employees, everybody looks to you as the leader to know what to do.

So what’s important to you? What do you want to learn? How many hours have you put in so far? How far along are you?

If you’re not selling as much as you’d like or you don’t have as many clients as you need, listen closely.

Do you have that nagging imposter syndrome feeling like you have to put on a professional face to be taken seriously?

Most of us are often hesitant to invest in our businesses because we know financial stability is a difficult game, and we don't want to overspend.

Most people think of an awkward business event where you've got to put on an overly confident mask and meet people.

Creative days are where you block off the entire day for the big creative tasks you want to work on.

When you’re daring enough to try something creative and new, especially something like starting a business or craft where you rely on yourself to make money, it’s easy to get stuck in a loop trying to look like other successful people you look up to.

When starting a business, most people understandably resist the pretty difficult work of choosing and deeply understanding their specific audience, aka target market, aka client avatar.

When you want to take your business, your craft, or your creative pursuit to the next level, you need a coach.