I work with a lot of entrepreneurs to help them get their ideas out into the world. Want to know the number one thing I would say most, if not all of them struggle with? Self-doubt (a.k.a. imposter syndrome). The problem with this is it creates road blocks, barriers, lack of motivation, a sizzle that fizzles, and probably a lot of unfinished projects and ideas. Many people pay a lot of money for programs designed to increase their business - and they stall. Most of it because

I was having a conversation today with someone about learning and we rolled around to the topics of sharing stories and teaching. We were discussing how eventually you see the patterns, recognize the overlapping stories and references and begin to realize that there really isn't anything new out there. The presentation changes but the material is the same. Which prompted me to share a story I've shared several times but THIS time the context of it changed for me. Here it is:

If you are starting to see that you are overwhelmed with all the free or paid programs or courses that you have signed up for, you are not alone. Many, many newer entrepreneurs find themselves in this situation because they are just SO excited about learning new things and creating their own business. But after awhile you may find that you are feeling stressed because you can't keep up with the material, you are finding yourself dreading participation, and you are feeling li

I see this a lot; people with great business ideas and dreams who don't step into their vision because they think it's going to cost a shit-ton of money to start. Granted some businesses may have quite an investment. What I'm specifically talking about in this article are online businesses in industries such as coaching, consulting or other services that can be done or sold online. If you are fairly new to the entrepreneurial world you probably follow some people who have b