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Connect with me on Instagram: @averageisfailure
In this episode I discuss my vision going forward for the brand. My hope is that sharing some of my thoughts around it will also help you with some ideas that help you build your dream, career, business, and faith.
I talk about the importance of finding a niche, recognizing when you're in a testing phase and other concepts that I've learned over the years.
I recognize that I'm currently in a testing phase where I'm exploring different areas of development in an attempt to discover where I can serve people best.
What's your future vision for your dream?
Let's talk at www.instagram.com/averageisfailure or [email protected]
In this episode what I tried to do was to tell you about some of the struggles that have kept me from launching when I should have.
Key Points:
- Many of us struggle with overthinking. We listen to so many gurus and we want to get things just right. And, the problem is sometimes that does more to harm us than to help us.
- There are some nuances to launching your dream that you never discover until you just get started.
- Niches can be tricky little things to determine. Sometimes you just have to pick one and go with it and pivot down the road.
- Consider making your story your niche. Niches can be hard to determine when you don't feel like you're a guru in anything (imposter syndrome), or when you have a vast array of interests. However, you're always a guru when it comes to at least one thing, your own personal and/or business brand story. Focusing on your story as a niche can allow the space for you to engage all of your interests organically and often in an even more contextualized and dynamic way.
- Gary Vaynerchuk would call this "documenting" as opposed to being a guru.
Hope this episode was helpful to you!
- Vaughn Edmeade aka "Coach" Vaughn
Connect with me on Instagram: @averageisfailure | Send questions and suggestions to: [email protected] | Website coming soon.
In this episode, I talk about my "average is failure" journey and why I'm creating this podcast.
Here are some takeaways from the episode:
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