Will You Be Able To Manage It All As A Business Owner?

This was a question a coaching client asked me this week when she thought about the future for the business she was building.

"But there's just so much to do", she says. "I look at what other businesses are doing out there and it looks like you have to be on a gazillion platforms just to market myself."

When we look 'out there' in the internet world, it certainly looks like everyone and their dog is on Instagram, starting a podcast, or creating dance moves on Tik Tok (I still don't get this platform by the way!).

And when we justify what we think we need to do in our business by comparing ourselves to certain businesses that do things a certain way, it can easily feel overwhelming and stressful.

Indeed, how CAN we manage it all if these were the only examples of a 'successful business'?

You may not be seeing some wonderfully successful businesses because at times, they're not even on social media. They're quietly doing what they do best...like building relationships, sparking meaningful conversations through 1:1 calls, or creating a loyal referral network.

In my many years of working with Introverts (80% of my clients are these breed of humans!), the strategies and activities that are successful for them isn't usually what you see out there, in the 'loud and proud' world of social media.

The way they sell their work, how they market, and the way they connect best with an audience, needs to be aligned with their personality type and strengths

The truth is, if you wanted to experience a sustainable and enjoyable business, you'll need to start designing how you do business intentionally.

1. Building New Habits

No more comparing their business to other people's or obsessively scrolling the internet to see what people are doing online. They get new habits in place for the business THEY want to build. These habits help to them to achieve results because they're consistent in growing their business, their way.

2. Taking Bite-Sized Actions

With tiny bite-sized actions, new habits form more easily. And most importantly, you'll gain better momentum for achieving your goals than taking too big of a chew. One of my students in the 90 Day Launch program said that she got more done in her business in 3 months than she did in another year long program she did previously because she was focused on her foundations first, before taking on more advanced marketing programs.

3. Focusing On Your 'Sweet Spot'

When you're spending time on activities that doesn't appeal to your values, strengths, and personality, guess what happens? You drag your feet and procrastinate. One thing I do differently than any other program out there is the focus on personalized strategies, so that you'll actually do the things you want to do to grow your business.

Creating a fulfilling business you'll enjoy and sustaining it for the long term is what I want most for you.

You have gifts to share. Knowledge to teach. Wisdom to impart on the people who need what you've got.

And when you can have a business that allows you to do all that without complicated steps, you'll get to focus your time on putting great work out there in the world.

You'll get to tell me more about the business you want to build and I'll share what YOU need to have a clear vision and uncomplicated plan to start and grow a meaningful business.