Last week I created a challenge. It lasted 7 days. Each day I asked questions that created deeper thinking from participants and the answers that were shared were incredible. I will soon post those questions as they may be questions that you wish to ask yourself to dig deeper than just the surface stuff we experience each day. Today I came across a great question. One that I would love to see YOUR answers. Feel free to add a comment on this post and I know that all the responses will be relatable to you if you are an entrepreneur yourself. If you are not an entrepreneur, my guess is that many of these responses will be relatable to you also as you live your best life!
The question I saw today posted by an entrepreneur I haven't met yet, but hope to someday!
Today, I invite you to share your wisdom around being an entrepreneur...what is one of the most important things you have learned on your journey?
Today, I invite you to share your wisdom around being an entrepreneur...what is one of the most important things you have learned on your journey?
My response:
I've learned lately that we must learn how to find the answers from within. So often I caught myself seeking permission/approval/acceptance and began to ignore my inner voice (and even though I didn't trust myself, I knew the answers). By trusting others and looking externally, all I did was create inner conflict and tension and I began to get sick. Dis-ease takes place when our body tries to tell us something. I took time to slow down and listen from within and although it is a slow process, it is important for long term health of business and long term health of ourselves who are in business.
I've learned lately that we must learn how to find the answers from within. So often I caught myself seeking permission/approval/acceptance and began to ignore my inner voice (and even though I didn't trust myself, I knew the answers). By trusting others and looking externally, all I did was create inner conflict and tension and I began to get sick. Dis-ease takes place when our body tries to tell us something. I took time to slow down and listen from within and although it is a slow process, it is important for long term health of business and long term health of ourselves who are in business.
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