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I'm a Licensed Psychotherapist, Entrepreneur, and Writer. I write about mental health, social issues, entrepreneurship, writing, and personal finance.
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I’ll be the first to admit that I’ve spent WAY too much money on online courses that promised me the “secrets” behind how to grow my email list, sell well, and scale my business to million dollar status.
You can also find all sorts of messages on social media telling you the “right” way to run your business and what you must “never, ever do”…unless you want to be a laughing stock and a big, fat failure at everything.
It’s hard to tune out those messages…especially if you feel fear, self-doubt, and confusion about the best way to build the business you want. (And I don’t know a single entrepreneur who doesn’t feel fear, self-doubt, and confusion!)
But if you listen to what everyone else is telling you to do…and not following your hut (heart + gut)…you’ll end up hating your business and your life…and probably not making the money you want either.
I’m speaking from personal experience here.
In BOTH my private practice and Money Therapy business, I’ve tried to do the same things other entrepreneurs have done so my businesses could be as “successful” as theirs…only to discover that those methods felt icky, sleazy, or out of character for me.
But doing things MY OWN WAY felt terrifying.
What if my way doesn’t work?
What if I waste time and money and energy?
What if I don’t make any sales doing things my way?
What if people don’t like who I really am?
If so, I’m here to tell you that you have full permission to GO YOUR OWN WAY.
The right way for you is YOUR WAY…even if you don’t have “proof” it will work.
When you stop doing all the things that everyone else tells you to do and start doing the things that FEEL good to you, you feel more alive, excited, and inspired.
And that excitement and good mojo that radiates around you will attract clients and customers…and add zeros to your bank account.
Now that you have permission to do things your own way, what’s one thing you’re going to stop doing in your business? What will you do instead??
I’d love to know!
I'm a Licensed Psychotherapist, Entrepreneur, and Author. I write about mental health, social issues, entrepreneurship, writing, and personal finance. I'm also the host of the Dread Talks podcast and author of Money Therapy: How to start a love affair with money and transform your life.