Once you think "Hey, could this be a business?...", what do you do next? Where do you start? Ideas are exciting but what comes after can be intimidating. Here's how to choose your next steps.

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When you land the big client and 35% of your income depends on keeping said client happy, how do you relax? How do you calm the fears that at any moment, it can all just go away?

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You know mindset comes down to the fact that you are the one getting in your own way. Learn how to step aside by listening in and how I can help by clicking this link for an introductory call: https://choosetohaveitall.as.me/introduction

When you have gone and mucked it up in a fit of frenetic, disjointed energy, what do you do next? How do you get back on track?

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How can you tell if you are taking imperfect action or just acting like a hot mess in your business? It might just come down to this one thing.

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When you have to learn all the things, how are you supposed to get right with your mind? You know that you need mindset but what does that even mean? Start here.

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One question every online entrepreneur needs to ask themselves in order to avoid most of the mindset wobbles they're having.

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What do you do when it works better than you imagined? When an idea unexpectedly takes off and is bigger than you imagined, you can feel a wave of pressure to be a certain way and to quickly develop the next thing. It can lead to intense pressure. Here's how to find your way.

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Entrepreneurs love to hype themselves with messaging about the sacrifices and commitment it takes to be an entrepreneur. We like to separate ourselves from the pack with that imagery. It can be powerful but it can also be pressure. It can make the dream we're building feel like just another job, and who wants that? Here's how to eliminate the pressure of entrepreneurship so you can decide for yourself what it means for you, on your terms.

When you goals are reserved for "someday", they are so easy to push further down on the list when things get busy. But if you never start, you never get there. How do you press go on something that doesn't exist yet?