How do you define power? What equates to success? Is it by others standards or your own?

Where do you begin to start a jewelry line? How do you reach your customer? When is the time to build a brick and mortar?

Today I'm sharing the first 3 out of the 6 high-performance habits Brendan Burchard walks through in his book. It may sound familiar to you because I shared this book in a recent blog post, here.

What if you ran a series of successful businesses, and all of a sudden decided to switch your entire model and pursue just one? What has always been an underlying passion of yours that you never turned into a business? What if you’d be happier in that field?

How did you figure out strengths in your personality? What were they? Did you begin to embrace them, and build them even more? Where did that take you in life? How did you grow?

How do you know if your dream job is a practical career? How do you stand a chance in an industry with mammoth-sized competitors? What if you started your own industry? Where do you begin?

Where do you find support for your business? How do you speak to the customer with your personal brand and not your product? What was the response? How did it affect customer engagement?

Does it seem like you’d have to give up everything to build your business? Are you scared people will look at you like your crazy if you uprooted your life for your dream? Despite the sacrifices, is your drive still there?

Do you know what your superpower is? Do you know how to channel your gifts into a business? How about making money from that business? Can you do that in yoga pants?

How did you get serious about changing destructive behaviors? Who believed in you first? When did your intention match your actions and mindset?