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Imagine getting rejected 100 days in a row. Entrepreneur, Jia Jiang overcame his fear of rejection by seeking it out. By making unusual requests, like borrowing $100 from a stranger. Here are the lessons he shares in his Ted talk: ? We get desensitized to rejection. ? Fosters personal growth and success. ? People say "yes" more often than we expect. Every successful person: ? Has self doubt?? ? Imposter syndrome?? ? Not feeling good enough? Because these are just part of being human.? But many self-reject by: ? Not even trying ? Waiting to be certain ? Assuming the answer will be "No" If you don't go for it, the answer will always be "NO". Found this valuable???Please repost ?? P.S. What's your take? Tell me in comments. + Follow me Noemi Kis? ?for content like this. Get all my best infographics when you sign up to my free newsletter at https://lnkd.in/gPQxhjes

What happens when you get the part/job/opportunity and you lack some skills or required technical know-how to succeed in that position? How do you ensure that the people who gave you that opportunity does not end up suffering certain loss/es from your inadequacies and deficiency? How do you make sure that those who gave you an opportunity do not regret their action?

Key practices to foster self-love for the busy entrepreneur: Forgive Yourself: Let go of past mistakes and forgive yourself for any perceived shortcomings. Understand that making mistakes is a part of being human, and use them as opportunities for growth. Surround Yourself with Positivity: Surround yourself with people who uplift and support you, and limit exposure to negativity, whether it's in the media or relationships. Affirmations and Positive Self-Talk: Use affirmations and positive self-talk to reinforce feelings of self-worth and confidence. www.hervirtuousworks.com

Under-skilled or Under-lived What would you choose? The other day I read a post from a very inspiring entrepreneur, stating that depending what you’ve been focusing on in your 20s you will end up either under-skilled or under-lived in your 30s. It stuck with me so much I had to contemplate if these are our only two options. My mind was clear that these are the OBVIOUS two options and the most common options too, but are they the ONLY ones?? I believe they are not. We are about to prove that in bigger scale! Most people separate life from work, from family, from pleasure because it is easier. Do you don’t need to explain much, you don’t even need to know very well what you are striving for in every bucket of your life. The all fall under the typical categories of “relationship”, “job”, “going out” and tend to remain there. And while there is nothing wrong with that, some of us are out to experience a life that has no separations, where all parts are interconnected and support each other effortlessly. We are calling these people. We are these people. If you are one of us, reach out. Aelia Kos, ??

Anyone here made a mistake in your business? ??♀? Did you then beat yourself up about it? Spend hours (maybe days ??) spinning into imposter syndrome? Did you want to just burn it to the ground and pretend this whole entrepreneur thing never happened? ?? Yep I get it. Been there, done that, got the t-shirt. ?? Here’s the thing I’ve learned in my nearly 30 years in business… mistakes happen. All the time. And they NEED to happen for you to learn. Think about a baby learning to walk. They fall down constantly. What do they do? Laugh and get back up and try again but in a different way that incorporates the lessons they learned by falling. No drama, no “forget it I’m just gonna crawl forever”, no “I’m not good enough to be a walker”. They just get up and try again. You were once that baby learning to walk. So how can you take that same attitude and bring it into your business today? Bottom line: Give yourself grace to fail. Every successful entrepreneur does it. It’s ok. You got this. I promise. I love you. ?????? But, wanna fail less cause you have a clear roadmap to how to grow your biz? Then you know where to find me. ?????? #roadmaptosuccess #failure

Failure in business is tough. I know. It's frustrating, embarrassing, and even painful. But the truth is every successful entrepreneur has faced failure at some point. But, they came back stronger. If you failed, don't dwell so much on it. Yes, it can be tough but dwelling on it will not erase the failure. Instead, Take a moment to process what happened. Reflect and ask yourself: ? What went wrong? Understand what really caused it so you can learn from it. Talk to your friends, family, or mentors. You know a problem shared is half-solved, right? (Don't worry you will not hear your gist on the radio??.) Talk to people you trust. Use what you’ve learnt to build a better, stronger strategy. See, the road to success is not smooth but each failure brings you closer to your goal if you refuse to quit. Have you ever turned your failure into something beautiful? If you need help with your business? Send a DM. ____________ Yusuf Mac.

My Boss is a Beast ?? (And It's Me!) Some days, my toughest critic, most demanding client, and most relentless boss all live under the same roof: my own head. ?? When you're an entrepreneur, there's no one to hold you accountable but yourself. It's easy to hit snooze, skip a workout, or let that to-do list pile up. But I've learned that showing up for yourself, even when it's hard, is the ultimate act of self-love. It's a commitment to your dreams, your goals, and your own damn potential. ?? So, today, I'm choosing to show up. Even if it's just for 15 minutes of focused work, a quick walk around the block, or a moment of quiet reflection. It all adds up. Remember, fellow entrepreneurs, you are your own biggest asset. Invest in yourself, push yourself, and never stop believing in your badassery. #EntrepreneurLife #MotivationMonday #SelfDiscipline #BossUp #MentalHealthMatters #SmallBusinessOwner

Every entrepreneur wants success. But let's be real – success demands more than just wanting it. It demands pain. Real pain. ?? If someone is levels ahead of you, it’s usually because they've been through more pain than you have. They've faced more challenges, taken more hits, and kept going. People who quit early? They didn’t lack talent or ideas. They lacked perseverance. They missed that grit to push through the tough times. Here's what I've learned: > Pain itself doesn't get easier, but you get so much stronger. > Pain teaches lessons you won't ever find in a self-help book. > Pain filters out the faint-hearted, and forces you out of your comfort zone. > Pain shows you what you need to work on. Whatever you feel the most resistance towards is probably what you need to do. So don’t shy away from it. Because the greater the struggle, the greater the satisfaction in the end.

Anyone here made a mistake in your business? ??♀? Did you then beat yourself up about it? Spend hours (maybe days ??) spinning into imposter syndrome? Did you want to just burn it to the ground and pretend this whole entrepreneur thing never happened? ?? Yep I get it. Been there, done that, got the t-shirt. ?? Here’s the thing I’ve learned in my nearly 30 years in business… mistakes happen. All the time. And they NEED to happen for you to learn. Think about a baby learning to walk. They fall down constantly. What do they do? Laugh and get back up and try again but in a different way that incorporates the lessons they learned by falling. No drama, no “forget it I’m just gonna crawl forever”, no “I’m not good enough to be a walker”. They just get up and try again. You were once that baby learning to walk. So how can you take that same attitude and bring it into your business today? Bottom line: Give yourself grace to fail. Every successful entrepreneur does it. It’s ok. You got this. I promise. I love you. ?????? But, wanna fail less cause you have a clear roadmap to how to grow your biz? Then you know where to find me. ??????

4 tips for more joy as a busy entrepreneur ?? - Think about what you love to do and what brings you joy and balance – write it all down? - Calculate the percentage of time you want to allocate on each task - Block out time on your calendar to ensure you get the things that matter done - Be intentional and say no to anything that isn't that It's all about prioritizing the things that you love and you need to do… And deprioritizing the things that you DON’T. What will you prioritize and deprioritize in Q4? Share it below ??