107. The Best Lesson And The Hardest Lesson I’ve Had To Learn As An Entrepreneur Radical Disruption podcast

107. The best lesson and the hardest lesson I’ve had to learn as an entrepreneur

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In this episode, I’m sharing the best lesson and the hardest lesson I’ve had to learn as an entrepreneur. If you are looking to build a life-giving business, this episode is for you.

I was talking with a client about goals for 2025 based on 2024, and the biggest change she wanted to make was not doing everything at the last minute. That conversation reminded me I had to learn to let go of the sense of urgency to make my business thrive. I had to learn that nothing is an emergency in business.

In today’s episode, I cover:

How to not do everything last minute
Getting out of the “rush” zone
How nothing is an emergency in business; nothing needs to be so urgent
Building your business with long-term thinking, not instant gratification
Why you don’t have to execute the second you come up with an idea
How to stop and ask yourself, “But what if I wait?”
Why spaciousness is the goal, and urgency is not going to get you there

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