Sendo empreendedora solo
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Sendo empreendedora solo
What we often forget is that even though the grass may be greener on the other side, it still needs mowing.
Charlie Gilkey • The Small Business Life Cycle: The No-Fluff Guide to Navigating the Five Stages of Small Business Growth
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
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But if you sell a service, your clients will pay you to save them the effort of having to do something themselves.
If you sell a strategy, your clients will pay you to save them the time of having to learn how to do something themselves.
If you sell a strategy, your clients will pay you to save them the time of having to learn how to do something themselves.
7 Keys To Getting The Right Clients As A Solopreneur
“Confidence isn’t the assurance of a successful outcome, it’s the willingness to try.”
Suzanne Chadwick • Play Big, Brand Bold: It's Your Time to Step Up, Show Up and Stand Out!
You won’t be able to do everything you want to do in your life—but you’ll be able to do more than you think.
What if you’re not off track?
The choice you make today won’t limit your future choices nearly as much as you fear. The path you take into the next stage of your life is one of many paths you’ll be on. Limits are real, but far too often they are self-imposed.
What if you’re not off track?
Before you do any outreach you really want to think about your container. Before people find you, you want to ask yourself, “And what happens when they do?”
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The virtue of patience was originally associated with forbearance or sufferance. It was about conforming oneself to the need to wait for things. But now that, generally, one need not wait for things, patience becomes an active and positive cognitive state. Where patience once indicated a lack of control, now it is a form of control over the tempo... See more
Jennifer L. Roberts • Harvard art historian Jennifer Roberts teaches the value of immersive attention | Harvard Magazine
Point of view is you explaining what you do and why you do it the way you do it. It’s you explaining what your approach is and why you think it will work.