• 9: Step 2: How to Own That You're an Entrepreneur

  • Sep 8 2021
  • Length: Less than 1 minute
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9: Step 2: How to Own That You're an Entrepreneur

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  • In last week’s episode, we talked about the 3 questions you need to know before you start marketing yourself and your online business and in today's episode we are building off of it because at this point - it's time to start shouting from the rooftops that you're an entrepreneur!

    But wait - "I'm an entrepreneur". That feels hard to say out loud and what if people call you out...enter imposter syndrome. We get it it can be hard to own that you're an entrepreneur publicly so in today's episode we're covering some ways to overcome those fears including:

    1. Why it's normal to have fear about owning the fact you're an entrepreneur especially once you begin your business

    2. Why being visible in your business can feel challenging - especially as a woman in the patriarchy

    3. How showing up energetically as a CEO makes a HUGE difference in your success and the first step to take even if you feel frozen

    4. Why showing up online actually helps build trust with your clients

    5. Why you don't have to be dubbed an "expert" to be able to support your ideal client


    So your homework today is to lean into discomfort and go tell someone you're an entrepreneur - even if it feels weird and even if it starts from a whisper.

    Learn more at beboldrepeat.com
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