Bring Back That Lovin' Feeling
It's that time again to check in with yourself, reevaluate, and reignite your passion for your business. Feeling stuck is normal and often a sign that you're ready for growth. Remind yourself to break old patterns, embrace the freedom entrepreneurship gives you, and give your business the same attention you give clients. Drop bad clients, delegate tasks, and focus on what you love most. Balance is key to long-term success.
It's that time again...today is the day to check in with yourself, reevaluate, and get back to loving your biz. It's good to remind yourself that feeling stagnant is normal and is often the push that you need in order to experience growth.
Here are 5 Tips to keep in mind so that you can bring back that lovin' feelin' again!:
Don’t let old patterns dictate how things are done.
Having systems is great and necessary for a thriving business. Don't let that trick you into sticking with old patterns that bring nothing but boredom and a lack of inspiration.
Being the boss isn’t worth it if you don’t exploit the freedom it affords you.
You became an entrepreneur for a reason. Although you do need to maintain a sense of accountability and ownership you also need to take advantage of that freedom you were always striving for. Don't allow yourself to be chained down by unnecessary amounts of busy work.
Give your own business the same intention and attention that you do your clients.
If your clients deserve it, so do you.
Break up with bad clients. No amount of money is worth a client that does not respect you or your work.
I'll never stop harping on this one. Bad clients suck the life out of you. Drop 'em, ditch 'em, break up with them...anything so that you can have time for the good ones. Believe me, they're out there just waiting for you.
Learn to delegate. Focus your time on what you do best and enjoy the most.
If you haven't learned to delegate make this one your top priority. There can never be further growth until you've decided to allow your assistants and/or employees to handle the small but time-stealing tasks.
How often do you take the time to review the way your business is working for you? Do you allow it to consume your life or do you keep an even balance? What are the best tactics you've used to get back to loving your biz?
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