Are you an entrepreneur?
It’s a revelation for some Internet marketers to realize that that’s exactly what they are. You’re in business for yourself. You’re coming up with new ideas all the time and you’re really working hard to grow your business.
But, maybe you haven’t yet had the mindset shift that goes along with being an entrepreneur. In fact, it could be that disconnect that’s holding you back. It’s time to get into the entrepreneurial mindset.
Are you committed to your business? I’m sure you might reflexively say, YES!
You’re in business, you’re working hard in your business, and you have really high hopes and goals for your business.
That’s a wonderful thing. But, I think it’s helpful to reaffirm your commitment every once in a while.
If you think about what it means to be committed to your business, you can return to your work with renewed vigor.
Ask yourself this- is it possible to succeed all of the time? If you can manage to do everything absolutely perfectly, will you achieve your dreams?
Maybe you’re feeling pretty confident about this and your answer is positive. Well, I wish I had your positivity- truly.
Based on my experience, it’s always good to try your best but perfection doesn’t exist. You can try and try and try to get all your ducks in a row but the unexpected will happen.
Here’s a special bonus report for you today. You’ll be able to download a PDF of this post if you like, but there’s no audio included today. I hope you enjoy it.
When you let a state of forgiveness into your mindset, you’re giving yourself a gift of the ages. You’re announcing to yourself that you will no longer let the chains of anger and resentment tie you down and keep you from enjoying life.
You’re giving your mind and body the chance to heal from the trauma you’ve experienced and free yourself to experience new things with gusto rather than dread that you’ll get hurt again.
This guide will lead you through the process of forgiveness, first explaining what forgiveness really is – and what it isn’t Forgiveness isn’t condoning actions of another or even reconciling with the person. What it is, is letting go of the pain you’re feeling and not letting that person continue to hurt you.
When you can’t forgive, you’re letting the pain define who you are. You’re the person who suffers endlessly from a traumatic event you’ve experienced. By harboring that pain, you’re letting the other person control your life – and no one wants that to happen.
Today’s presentation is from a friend, and one of my favorite self development experts on the web, Justin Popovic.
Right now I’d like to encourage you to do a bit of a self-diagnosis on your motivation levels. How has your motivation been over the past week or month or even over the last year? And I’m talking to you specifically as a business owner, as an entrepreneur, somebody who’s really going for it and trying to build and create something that’s exciting.
As you know, any goal like this that’s big and requires months or usually years of your efforts, sustained effort, there are going to be some high points and exciting times and there are also going to be some low points, times where things don’t go as expected or don’t go as planned or you just personally are not connected to what you’re doing.