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The best advice you can give is the one you act on or need to act on. ?? — This simple truth is why Alex Hormozi has become a trailblazer in the entrepreneur/self-help world. What he says often sounds harsh, rude, insensitive, unempathetic. That’s how Alex talks to Alex. ??♂? Or more so.. how Alex teaches Alex. Advice is just advice. Thoughts are thoughts. We share or speak about the ones we believe in. Believe to be true… Or the ones we want to follow in our own life. Take any social personality today that is “actually” building things or has built things. Gary Vaynerchuk talks about volume: putting in the work, putting in the work, putting in the work. Why? He famously said that at age 30, he realized that he wasn’t acting to back up his own words. The rest is history. His advice is the advice for 30-year-old Gary. ??♂? Tony Robbins - The power is within you—a date with destiny. Abused a child. Grew up in horrific domestic conditions. His advice is for ten-year-old Tony. You have the power within you to build the life you want. ??♂? And I can name countless others… The point is that we all have perspectives based on our own life experiences and the lessons we learn along the way. None of them or wrong or right. They just are what they are. This is one of the biggest things I try to teach aspiring entrepreneurs. No tool, logic or method is absolute. ?? Your job at the end of the day is to separate the meaning from the words. Just because someone says you need to do X doesn’t mean that is the only way. If X worked for them and doesn’t resonate with you, you go find Y, Z, A, B. Or, like Alex Hormozi you can go make your own… — Liked this post? ?? Follow me Rochan Kakar for more on personal and startup growth #personaldevelopment #advice #reflection #hormozi #growth #chronicle

If you have ever said any of the following, I wrote the blog post below for you. ? "Once they see my website, they'll know I'm not a real professional." ? "My business isn't legitimate until I quit my day job." ? "Real entrepreneurs don't struggle with [tech, writing, getting new clients, etc] like I do." ? "I'm too slow – everyone else seems to launch faster and easier." ? "I should have everything figured out by now." ? "Other business owners don't get overwhelmed like this." ? "My family probably thinks this is just another failed attempt." ? "If I was truly good at this, I wouldn't need help." ? "I'm too far behind to catch up with everyone else." ? "Success comes naturally to others – I have to work twice as hard just to keep up." https://lnkd.in/gUdHPejQ

Why Entrepreneurs Struggle with Hard Decisions (And How to Fix It) I was talking with an entrepreneur who was feeling stressed and in the middle of a struggle. I just listened, asked questions, and shared an experience similar to his. Then he asked, "What should I do?" I said, "Well, what does your heart think you should do?" He instantly had the answer. But his right answer was a hard choice—yet the only clear option forward. Most early entrepreneurs don’t surround themselves enough with other entrepreneurs or coaches. Instead, they become fearful and start sharing their struggles with their spouse or close friends—people who are completely clueless about entrepreneurship. These people will be quick to tell you what to do, despite having zero experience, often creating even more fear. This level of stress can push someone under immense pressure toward unhealthy coping mechanisms, like drug or alcohol abuse—habits that can be incredibly hard to come back from. Entrepreneurs deserve someone in their circle to help navigate important decisions. Every EOS Implementer you meet is actually three people in one: ? A Coach – Asking the right questions, challenging your thinking, and holding you accountable. ? A Facilitator – Keeping your team focused, engaged, and solving real issues. ? A Teacher – Providing proven tools and strategies that simplify decision-making and drive success. If you're feeling stuck or unsure about your next step, you don’t have to figure it out alone. Find the right people who will help you navigate the hard choices—not create more fear. ?? DM me if you’re ready to make better decisions with clarity and confidence. #EOSWorldwide #EOSImplementer #EOS #CoachingForEntrepreneurs #EntrepreneurMindset #ScalingYourBusiness

Self-doubt is a constant companion in entrepreneurship. Here’s how I combat it. Self-doubt can creep in at the most unexpected times, even for seasoned entrepreneurs. Here's how I've learned to manage it: 1. Acknowledge It:?Recognizing self-doubt is the first step. Instead of ignoring it, I face it head-on. Admitting that I'm feeling uncertain allows me to address it constructively. 2. Reflect on Achievements:?Whenever I feel overwhelmed by doubt, I take a moment to reflect on my past achievements. Reminding myself of the obstacles I've overcome and the goals I've achieved helps boost my confidence. 3. Seek Support:?Talking to mentors, friends, or peers who understand my journey can be incredibly reassuring. Their perspectives and encouragement often help me see things more clearly and positively. 4. Continuous Learning:?Staying updated and continuously learning about my field reduces feelings of inadequacy. Knowledge is power, and it equips me with the tools I need to feel more competent and less doubtful. 5. Embrace Failure:?I’ve come to see failure as a learning opportunity rather than a setback. Each failure teaches me something new and brings me closer to success. This shift in perspective has been crucial in overcoming self-doubt. 6. Practice Self-Care:?Taking care of my mental and physical health is essential. Whether it’s through exercise, meditation, or simply taking a break, self-care helps me maintain a positive outlook and reduces anxiety. 7. Set Realistic Goals:?Setting achievable goals helps in tracking progress and celebrating small wins. Each completed goal is a step forward, reinforcing my capabilities and reducing self-doubt. 8. Stay Focused on the Vision:?Whenever doubt clouds my mind, I remind myself of the bigger picture and the vision that drives me. Keeping my eyes on the ultimate goal helps me push through moments of uncertainty. Self-doubt is a part of the entrepreneurial journey, but it doesn’t have to hold you back. Acknowledging it and taking proactive steps can turn self-doubt into a source of strength and growth. What strategies do you use to overcome self-doubt? Feel free to share your experiences and strategies below! #Entrepreneurship #SelfDoubt #Resilience #PersonalGrowth #CreateBytes

Hey there, ambitious entrepreneurs! Feeling that familiar knot of anxiety in your stomach every time you think about launching your dream business? Do thoughts like "Who am I to do this?" or "I'm not qualified enough" constantly play on repeat? You're not alone! Imposter syndrome and anxiety are common for even the most driven entrepreneurs. But they don't have to stop you. Here's how to overcome these hurdles and confidently chase your goals: 1. Acknowledge Your Feelings. Recognize that your anxieties are normal and stem from a desire to succeed. Give yourself permission to feel them, but don't let them control you. 2. Reframe Your Mindset. Instead of dwelling on "I'm not good enough," switch to "I am capable and I'm constantly learning." 3. Celebrate Wins, Big & Small. Building a business is a journey. Recognize your achievements, from launching your website to landing that first client. Each win boosts your confidence and fuels your motivation. 4. Focus on Why You Started. Remember the passion that sparked your entrepreneurial journey? Let that "why" be your guiding light during tough times. Reminding yourself of your purpose pushes fear aside. 5. Find Your Support System. Surround yourself with positive, like-minded people who believe in you. Don't compare yourself to others! Everyone's entrepreneurial journey is unique. Focus on your own path and celebrate your own progress, one step at a time. Ready to ditch the anxiety and imposter syndrome and become the confident entrepreneur you were meant to be? Contact me to learn more about how coaching can help. www.lifestylereboot.me #entrepreneur #impostersyndrome #anxiety #mindset #success #coaching

?? Failure Is Not the End—It’s the Beginning of Success ?? As entrepreneurs and small business owners, it’s easy to view failure as the ultimate setback. But let’s shift that perspective: failure is not the opposite of success—it’s a crucial part of it. Behind every successful business and groundbreaking innovation lies a series of failures. Those moments when things didn’t go as planned, deals fell through, or products didn’t resonate with customers—these aren’t roadblocks; they are stepping stones. Failure teaches us lessons that success never can. It shows us what doesn’t work, refines our strategies, and builds resilience. Most importantly, it keeps us moving forward. Each failure brings us closer to the right solution, the right opportunity, and ultimately, the success we’re striving for. Here’s how to embrace failure as part of your journey: ? Learn from it: Instead of fearing failure, ask yourself, “What can I take away from this experience? How can I improve next time?” ? Don’t personalize it: Failure doesn’t define your abilities or your potential—it’s simply feedback on a process. ? Keep trying: Every attempt, even if it doesn’t succeed, brings you closer to the one that will. Persistence is key. ? Celebrate progress: Failing means you’re taking action, experimenting, and learning. That’s worth celebrating! Remember, some of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs—like Oprah Winfrey, Steve Jobs, and Sara Blakely—faced countless failures before achieving greatness. What set them apart wasn’t avoiding failure; it was learning from it and leveraging it to fuel their success. ?? What’s one lesson you’ve learned from a failure? Share your story below and inspire others to view failure as a stepping stone to success!

10 Advice After 6 Years as an Entrepreneur After 6 years of building, leading, and growing as an entrepreneur, I know what it takes to succeed. I've learned from my successes and from the trials and mistakes that I've faced along the way. Here are my top 10 pieces of advice for aspiring entrepreneurs who are ready to take on the challenge: ? Embrace Failure: Failure is a rite of passage Don't avoid failure. Learn from it. You have to fail fast and fail smart. Each setback is a stepping stone to success. ? Surround Yourself with Passionate People Your team is everything. Choose people who are as passionate about your vision as you are, and together, you’ll overcome any obstacle. ? Never compromise on your values? Success means nothing if it costs you your principles. Be true to yourself, your team, and your customers. ? Adapt Quickly Markets change, consumer needs evolve, and technology advances. The ability to agility is not just an asset, it’s a necessity. ? Stay Humble Entrepreneurship is a rollercoaster. Celebrate the wins, but always stay grounded. Your humility will earn you respect from your peers and loyalty from your team. ? Know When to Delegate You can't (and shouldn't) do everything yourself. Trust your team and let them grow into their roles. There's no point in micromanaging; it limits both your potential and theirs. ? Be obsessed with customer feedback Your product or service must evolve with your customers' needs. Listen to them, adapt, and always put their experience at the forefront — it's as simple as that. ?? Read more about the power of feedback here: ?? https://lnkd.in/eW5bCb9R ?? ? Prioritize Work-Life Balance Burnout is real. Your health, family, and happiness are non-negotiable. A successful entrepreneur knows when to rest and recharge. ? Learn Continuously Whether it's from mentors, books, or even your competitors, there’s always something new to learn. Growth doesn’t stop at success — it begins there. ? Celebrate Small Wins: Big milestones are important, but the small victories along the way are what keep you motivated. Don’t forget to acknowledge them. 6 years in, and I’m still learning every day ???? Keep pushing boundaries, stay curious, and never stop challenging yourself. ?? Which important lessons do you get from your path? Share your experience below ??

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??????'???? ?????????? ?????????????? ???? ????????????????! Or so they say. But what if the journey of trying, failing, and learning is where the real magic happens? Picture this: every "failure" is just a step closer to success. Every misstep teaches you something new. And let's be honest, starting a business is terrifying. But it's also exhilarating. The trick is to embrace each failure as a lesson. Lesson 1: Persistence is EVERYTHING. You can't give up just because things didn't go your way the first time. The more you try, the more you understand what doesn't work. Which is just as important as knowing what does. Lesson 2: Adaptability is key. What worked for someone else might not work for you. And that's okay. Being flexible helps you pivot and find your unique path. I'm not saying it's easy. I've had my share of EPIC FAILURES. But each one has made me stronger and smarter. Lesson 3: Confidence comes from DOING. Even if that means doing the wrong thing at first. The experience you gain is invaluable. So, if you're on the fence about starting your own business, consider this: What's the worst that could happen? You learn a lot, you grow, and you get one step closer to your goal. In the end, it's not about how many times you fall. It's about how many times you get back up. And trust me, you’ll get up stronger every time. Remember, every successful entrepreneur has a history of failures. They just don’t give up. And neither should you. #EntrepreneurLife #BusinessMindset #NeverGiveUp

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