She Means Business: Turn Your Ideas into Reality and Become a Wildly Successful Entrepreneur
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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
... See moreIt doesn’t matter if you don’t have the answers just yet, what matters is that you start doing, even if it’s just baby steps. Even if you only improved by 1 percent every day, within a year you would be 365 percent better.
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?
... 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.
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.
I love just exploring the exciting possibilities and stretching my mind.
‘When you know you’re destined for greatness, your potential haunts you. It keeps you up at night. You won’t feel complete until you succeed.’ MAMA ZARA
At the time, I was running my phone unlocking business. It had become a huge success, but I felt like I was doing the wrong thing with my life. My knowing had re-entered with conviction, like it often does to steer you back on track, and it was making me question everything. I felt like I was supposed to be doing something bigger, something more
... See moreCorrection: The little voice in my head that would make up countless excuses and justifications for why I shouldn’t do it, why I couldn’t do it – that was my worst enemy. It held me back and stopped me from making progress. It stopped me from turning my ideas into reality.