Shifting the needle in your business -with Sarah Greener

 

If you feel like your business is taking over your life, the “I’m too busy” refrain is living in your head and you just need to get some peace to sort out your head, this podcast is for you.

 

Sarah Greener works with women (and men who are comfortable in women’s spaces) who are business owners but also managing what she calls the "second shift” of running a home, raising a family, caring for others. 

 

Sarah helps these business owners find space in their life for their own wellbeing, helps them work out how to say yes to what is really important, and helps them stop being the ‘single source of truth” in their business, and their homes. 

 

In this episode we talk about why it’s so important to make an “I don’t” list, to start saying no unless it’s a big YES, and why outsourcing somewhere in your life is going to make the important parts of your life better.

 

If you’re stuck on the treadmill of busy, or being all to everyone, and you don’t know how to stop, then Sarah’s story and journey will make you start to think about how you can start pulling the right levers to make positive change and grow a business that’s not taking over every moment of you life and mind. 

In this episode we cover:

• What we are really saying when we say “I don’t have time”
• The mistake most small business owners make when it comes to running a business
• Why paper and a pen is your new best friend
• Why you should outsource before you feel ready to
• Why our time needs to be on shifting the most important levers.
• How to work out what your critical first steps are
• Why we should all have an “I don’t” list

Important Links

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Rachel’s YouTube Channel

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