When creating a second business or taking the step from employee to entrepreneur is always scary in the beginning, a lot of doubts and insecurities but with dreams and success visions on the side.

Have you noticed how energised you feel when thinking about a new business, a new project? It’s easy to keep doing the same things over and over again because it just feels comfortable and we are so used to it, but starting something new it’s just too thrilling.

Today’s episode focuses on what it feels to transition between business and why that is necessary to escape the daily routine.

Like everything, the faster we identify a problem, the easier is to find the solution. If someone tells you, that they have a magic wand and they can solve your business problems, how long it would take you to identify those areas where you know you could use help? Our guess is that your answer will come pretty fast.

Take away the possibility of the magic wand, the issues are still there so why we could not think to ask for help with those?

Clarity, Intention, no guilt or powerlessness, some of the keys that will guide anyone to correctly identify what kind of help or support they are looking for.

In the moment when we take the time to reflect on our business, responsibilities and challenges, we might get to a few questions that can improve our point of view. Being the person that always takes care of everything, we might not know, when in turn, we need a helping hand.

Today’s episode focuses on how to identify when you need support as an entrepreneur, what are the areas where help is needed and who is actually supporting you?

How does it feel leaving the comfort of Zoom business meetings? Are you happy to get back in the game of face to face meetings with potential clients or business partners?

But let’s step it up a bit! Providing you have your 29 seconds elevator pitch ready, you’ve met the right people that are interested in your service, now you have an important high-level meeting secured. How do you make sure it’s gonna be a successful one?

This episode focuses on what not to do and how not to act in order to face this challenges.

How do you introduce yourself and your business when you meet a potential new client and don’t have much time? Or better said, how good is your networking game? In situations where we don’t have the time to engage in meaningful discussions, how do we present ourselves in such a way that we convey the necessary information about our business?

Here at IMN Paris business club, we use the 29 seconds pitch, the perfect way to optimise our introduction and make sure we will be remembered.

In case you’ve blinked and you missed it, we are just stepping in the last quarter of 2022. We’ll be returning to the full active days and the most important months of the year, financially speaking. Everyone’s in a rush to close their business year at the level they expected when it started.

In addition, September can be a heavy month because we are “forced” so to speak, to find again the fast pace we had before the summer break. And this being 2 years after the COVID-19 outbreak, everyone is particularly tired and still recovering, if any health wise, then financial for sure.

For those looking for some guiding tips and ideas on how to get back to “moving mountains” type of energy, keep listening.

Have you checked for a sparkle in your eyes lately? Because that is one of the signs you are doing what you love, what motivates you, what energises you and your business.Who says that entrepreneurship is all grey and no flavour? Business can be fun also. If you believe so too, you are on the right podcast.:)

But the truth is, no matter how fulfilling and much fun your business is sometimes, it can be challenging. If you are not familiar with the term “lucky failures” , keep listening.

To celebrate our 100th episode of this season, we are looking at a topic that every entrepreneur finds himself wondering from time to time: how to know if the business they are in is the right one.

Usually after a break period as we just had now the summer holidays, it’s normal to make a quick scan of your business and sometimes if the numbers are not up to what we expect, we might start to wonder if we are on the right track, even in the right business. Sometimes is enough to analyse the way we feel in the moment the summer is over and we need to get back to “reality”. What are the feelings that come up? Excitement or depression? Feeling like you wanna take over the world or you wanna crawl under a blanket and hide?

This episode has a few ideas and hints on how to asses if what you do actually satisfies you and some steps on how to proceed with getting to the results you want from your business in these remaining months.

The old way of thinking, “if I stop working, my business will go down the drain” has been proven to be inefficient and mentally draining for most entrepreneurs . And our last 3 episodes have been exactly about this topic: how to enjoy taking breaks guilt free and how taking care of ourselves first is actually taking our business to the next level.

In business, old beliefs that no longer serve us, can trigger a sense and fear of scarcity. It is understandable that when we depend only on one source of revenue, our business, we can easily panic if that business fails.

What are some of those myths that we will be looking at today?

1. Success comes with hard work

2. It’s normal to struggle when you are an entrepreneur

3. Knowing what you want in life and be ready to pay the price

4. The family needs money and I’m doing the for them