She Means Business: Turn Your Ideas into Reality and Become a Wildly Successful Entrepreneur
Carrie Greenamazon.com
She Means Business: Turn Your Ideas into Reality and Become a Wildly Successful Entrepreneur
We’re so conditioned to be realistic that when we come up with amazing and crazy exciting dreams, we end up believing we can’t make them a reality because they’re not ‘realistic.’ We overthink and overcomplicate everything. We shoot ourselves down because we think our goals are out of our reach, that we don’t deserve them, or that there are too man
... See moreAs entrepreneurs, the one thing we have to keep on doing is showing up for our dreams and our ideas, because we’re the only ones that can turn them into reality.
the first thing I had to do was work on myself. I knew that I had to take 100 percent responsibility for my life, my dreams, my goals, because I was the only one who could show up for them.
Not long after, she decided to start a blog about organic beauty. She got everything set up and began posting, but then after a few months gave up for about a year, because of what was going on in her mind: ‘Urgh, no one is coming to my site! What’s the point? There are already other organic beauty bloggers, what’s the point in me being one, too? T
... See moreIt’s all about setting out to consciously create success in your business and life every day, on purpose, no matter what.
it all began with a decision to explore the possibilities. He didn’t know what he wanted to do, but he did know he wanted more – he wanted to be wealthy and create the life of his dreams. That decision changed his life.
a few years earlier made him make the decision that he was never going to let anything stand in his way. He said, ‘People are paralyzed by their fear of what might happen, and so they won’t reach out and grab what’s in front of them. And that’s pretty much what I did.’
‘In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing, the next best thing is the wrong thing, and the worst thing you can do is nothing.’ THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Often, we don’t really know what we’re supposed to be doing, but when we take time to reflect, dig deep and explore, we know the kind of person we want to be and the kind of things we want to experience.
I didn’t know what I was supposed to do in terms of a business, but I knew the kind of person I wanted to be, and I made the decision to work on being that person. I wanted to be the person who explored her passions and purpose, instead of the person I’d become – the one who stood still, overthinking everything, which then led to frequent pangs of
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