The Power Of Your Self-Image

What if you already believed you were the leader?

The one that would transform the lives of many and become the powerful force for good you feel called to be…

A lot of entrepreneurs say that.

And they want to believe it.

But it doesn’t it doesn’t land.

Not fully at least.

In other words, it’s not enough to just say what they want to accomplish.

They have to do the work on themselves to believe and embody that level of vision and impact.

This is the tough part…

Because now the focus isn’t on goals, KPIs or funnels.

It’s about self image, self leadership, and deep work.

And btw- contrary to some opinions, this is even more important to the entrepreneurs already hitting 10-20k + is their businesses.

This is usually where the mind will start to play tricks on them.

The guilt of not being fully present with family starts to show up.

Or the realization that they’ve let themselves go health wise.

And their habits have started negatively impacting them.

The unseen stuff behind the nice instagram reels, linkedin posts and photos.

That start to dull the fire that got them where they’re at.

And they’re not sure why they feel like they don’t have what it takes anymore to make another jump…

Here the truth:

You can only “market” your way to success for so long until you hit your internal reserve.

The point where your self image just doesn’t match where you’re looking to go.

This can happen to early stage entrepreneurs as well as very seasoned business owners.

And in order to breakthrough to new levels of self mastery, growth and abundance…

The reserve must be removed.

When this happens, your marketing and sales works just that much better.

If you’re feeling like you’ve lost a bit of that edge and fire you once had…

But you know you have more in the tank to give.

Stop and think about where you are falling short of the leader you need to become that it will take you and your business where it’s destined to go.

Here are 5 ways to improve your self-image and begin showing up powerfully in your business:

1. Self-Author: Take time to recognize and celebrate your successes, no matter how small. Document your achievements and revisit them regularly to remind yourself of your capabilities.
2. Fail Fast, Learn Faster: Shift your perspective on failure. Instead of viewing it as a setback, see it as an opportunity to learn and grow. Each failure brings valuable lessons that can contribute to future success.
3. Talk Good: Incorporate positive affirmations into your daily routine. Repeat empowering statements about your abilities and potential. Over time, these affirmations can reshape your self-image and boost confidence.
4. Keep Your Circle Tight: Surround yourself with individuals who uplift and support you. Build a network of mentors, peers, and friends who believe in your vision and provide encouragement during challenging times.
5. Invest In Yourself: Invest in your personal and professional development. Stay curious and commit to lifelong learning. Acquiring new skills and knowledge not only enhances your expertise but also reinforces your belief in your ability to adapt and succeed.