The 3 Biggest Business Killers 

I’ve been in business for 4 years now - that’s not long, nor is it short.

It’s a substantial amount of time that I have learned A LOT of really expensive lessons. 

And not only expensive lessons learned through loss of money or revenue, but also loss of time and loss in energy. 

I wouldn’t take back any of the lessons I’ve learned because it’s gotten me here today, however if I can help one person early on in their entrepreneurial journey, I am so happy to. 

So without further ado, let’s get down and dirty and talk about what I’ve identified in my own business, through working 50+ clients in their businesses, and hiring 7, 8-figure online entrepreneurs and mentors, here are the 3 biggest business killers. 

I am so excited for today’s podcast episode. I feel like today’s conversation is going to be so therapeutic for my soul and so freeing to share with you all.

I have had so much going on in my life, hence why I have been so MIA on social. 

I can’t remember the last time I went on stories and talked to you all, and I used to do that every day!!!

Anyways, today is going to be a massive life update on all the things - lupus treatments, other health issues, mental health, my business, my new job offer, moving, and anything else that comes up organically.

I want today to really feel like you’re joining me for a happy hour, we’re throwing back beers and just catching up on everything.

This might be one of the realest conversations I’ve had to date and one of the most important ones in my 4-years as an entrepreneur.

#1 if you read that episode title and gasped or were shocked…

This is exactly why I’m opening up the floor and having this real conversation with you all today.

I’ve known so many online entrepreneurs who held a job while they launched their businesses, those who went back to their jobs after launching, and those who shut down their businesses to get a job.

Regardless, I don’t know why having a job while starting or running or scaling your business has been looked down upon so negatively in the online coaching industry.

I feel as though it’s been this super taboo subject that’s so riddled with shame, guilt, and embarrassment, and I say this from first-hand experience as well. 

Today we are going to be serving up some harsh truths and reality checks if you’re feeling frustrated with where you are in your business, career, health or relationships. 

This way of thinking and approaching life that I’m going to share with you has always served me well and I truly believe it’s played a huge role in my ability to stay committed and resilient in all my endeavors and to see success. 

So if you’re in a place in your business, job, or health, and you’re not happy about where you are, the progress you’ve made or the lack thereof, or feeling like you should be further along…

This one's for you. 

I sat down with Nav, a lawyer turned online business coach who helps professionals just like you start a meaningful, purpose-driven online business. 

Nav shares her personal journey of leaving a successful career to pursue her true passion, and offers practical advice for anyone looking to make a similar transition. 

Get ready to be inspired and motivated to take the leap and create the business of your dreams! Join us for this exciting episode of Money and Margs.

One of the greatest lessons I’ve learned time and time again, in life, jobs, and in business, is that what’s meant for you will always feel right. 

It will always feel good - maybe not right away, but over time it will always feel good. 

What’s meant for you is for you. 

What’s meant for you will feel easy. 

Now, that’s not to say there are not going to be hard times or challenges, or that you’re not going to have to put in a lot of hard work and sacrifices…

But it’s that all of those hard times and challenges, and all that hard work and sacrifice will feel easy to do/make/overcome because it’s worth it. 

It feels worthy of doing so. 

Oooooof I am soooo excited for this episode. 

I feel like there’s a lot to consider in this conversation and so I’m excited to delve into it today with all of you. 

For starters - for those of you who are listening who don’t have a business or who have been wanting to start their own for some time, but haven’t yet…

This is going to be a super insightful conversation for you. 

And then for those of you who are in business - whether it be 3 months, 3 years, or whatever - I know this one is going to hit home. 

Today’s episode is going to be a straight up tough love Chauf sesh for you. 

And it was inspired by all of you ✨

I can’t tell you the number of DM’s I get from all of you beautiful humans sharing how inspired you’ve been by me, my journey, or the experiences and vulnerabilities that I’ve shared with you. 

I never could’ve imagined this level of support, especially when I first started online and was TERRIFIED of showing my face, speaking on camera, etc., and now to have built such a beautifully loyal and supportive community….I’m truly humbled by it all, so thank you. 

Now the message I want to share today is this…I love that I inspire you, but what’s more important is that you actually take action. 

Don’t just consume my content to be “inspired”.

Consume my content to go and do 💖

If you’ve been tuning into my podcast or Tuesday Tea and following the last few months, you know we’ve been going through it over here. 

It has felt like a hot dumpster fire across the board - life, health - both mental and physical, relationships, business, etc. 

I have finally completed a 3-month treatment for a bad lupus flare a couple weeks back. Again, if you have been following, you have probably noticed me being hella MIA or just going through it. 

Unfortunately, I got news from my doctors last week that we have to extend treatment, because my pains and symptoms came back after being off the drugs for a couple weeks. 

This was an extremely frustrating and discouraging conversation to have with my doctors. I had a good cry that night, threw myself a pity party, but now it’s time things change. 

Friends, I hope you’ve been well. 

I’m going to keep it real and short this week - these past few weeks have been some of the most challenging times I’ve had to navigate since starting treatment for my lupus. I’m at the tail-end of the 3-month treatment but they rocked me hard.  

Mentally, emotionally, and physically.

I know a lot of you think of me as this super strong, resilient, and positive person - and for the most part, I am.

And though I have studied psychology, been doing mindset work for the past decade, and coached others on it - it doesn’t mean I am immune to my own self sabotage and inner critic. 

The last few weeks I have wanted to quit so bad.