Being a Solopreneur

“Confidence isn’t the assurance of a successful outcome, it’s the willingness to try.”

So the questions is, when it comes to building your business and your brand – what stories are you sharing? What are you giving your audience that allows them access to your world, your experiences, your past, your insights and the lessons they can learn from your journey?

Run your business like a business and not like a self-validation tool.

Luckily, there’s an easily accessible antidote to imposter syndrome. It is simply to be yourself, and to be so deeply committed to a purpose that what matters is not how you appear to others but what is actually served.

Conviction is willingness to do the work, to live with uncertainty, to be open to asking for help, and not to worry about the end result.

What we often forget is that even though the grass may be greener on the other side, it still needs mowing.

A fundamental but often unspoken truth about starting your own business is that there are often long grind periods, sometimes without producing any of the results you want. You’ll need something to drive you through the uncertainty of making your new business happen. If you focus on those things that make you come alive, it makes the entire process