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Is there really ever a good time to talk about money? People spend their whole lives avoiding the subject and never really thinking about their own money relationship and mindset. However, when you think about it, this is one of the longest relationships of our lives and it often impacts many, if not all, of our other significant and serious relationships, too. Money mindset is usually the first thing I talk to my clients about because it's such an important factor in how someone runs their business and in their decision-making. Here are 3 money mindsets I frequently encounter in business owners and how they impact critical decision-making:
There's no "right" mindset that guarantees success but knowing when to trust your gut, make sure the situation is ideal before forging ahead and when to loosen and tighten the purse strings can help you from standing in the way of your own best interests. If you recognize yourself in any of the above or simply want to learn more, get in touch. Spring is around that corner...I'll meet you there! PS - If you missed it, last week I delved into The Right Tools. Why not check it out? Your success is our strategy! |
I help entrepreneurs leapfrog over the typical potholes that derail most small businesses with inspiration, motivation, education, and support across a wide range of business topics drawn from over a decade of running my own business, teaching entrepreneurship for the City of New York, and coaching and consulting privately with dozens of women and minority small business owners. Honestly, why go it alone when help is an email away?
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