Do you feel you have a higher purpose? Where does that purpose reside? What does it feel like? How do you know what it is? This insightful tidbit can help hone your senses in order to find some answers to these questions.
Category: For Legacy Entrepreneurs
That’s an Idea
We live in a culture where we sometimes feel inadequate simply because we don’t have all the answers. Here’s a valuable reminder that it’s okay, and how to respond (to yourself and others) when asked a question you may not have the answer for.
The Trust Muscle
One indicator of how much you trust yourself is your decision-making process. If you seem to spend too much energy and time agonizing over whether you’re “doing the right thing”, this pressure-relieving alternative can help you learn to trust yourself, and make decisions in a more practical way.
Do These Two
Are you in a perpetual state of uncertainty about the source of your next bit of income? If so, let me introduce you to a game-changing tool set for financial freedom. You’ll attract a steady flow of income for your business when you make friends with these two!
The Daily Deed
Are you ready to zoom down the road of financial freedom? Here is one indispensable tool for keeping you on track and increasing your money magnetism.
Listen, Not Think
It’s no secret that setting goals is an important part of any successful endeavor. But HOW you go about setting certain goals is key. Listen here as I clue you in to a method that will insure your ongoing success.
Pick a Number
Hey you… legacy entrepreneur… Do you know the number one most important thing you can do to grow your business? I’ll give you a hint: It’s a number.
The Value of Saying No
Saying yes to a client or a business project simply because it presents itself is not always ideal. Learn why and when choosing not to accept new business can be correct and profitable.
The Perfect Choice
Is the fear of failure a looming threat that hampers your decision making process? If so, you are likely spending valuable time and energy in your efforts to avoid doing the wrong thing. Here’s a bit of advice that can save you some angst, and have you breezing through decisions with confidence.