If you're wondering how to succeed and desperately juggling multiple clients at a time, then this is the episode for you. Today’s guest is super special because she is one of my very own students! In this episode, I interview Jade Rennie, who has used my course to go from working with 4 clients at a time to working with eight clients at a time with ease.
Let me start by saying, Instagram isn’t bad. It can be a source of inspiration and a great way to connect with other like minded people.
But instagram, if left unchecked, can have a negative impact on our mental wellbeing.And that’s what I’ve noticed happening with me and my PERSONAL Instagram account recently.
I had to take a moment and ask myself:
What destroys my peace?
What protects my peace?
What would happen if I let those things go?
Why?
Because of some of these reasons...
Instagram can be a comparison trap
Not really the biggest problem Instagram causes for me, I’ll go into that later. This used to be a problem for me though with my Business Instagram. I would:
Compare other business owner achievements
Compare likes
Compare lifestyle & money
Compare communities
Compare where THEY are to where I was
I would like to remind you about a quote by Brene Brown, “Stay in your lane. Comparison kills creativity and joy.” This couldn't be more true.
I've been through it. I've seen a LOT of my friends go through it. I've even seen a lot of million dollar online business owners go through it, where they've had so much work and they’ve worked so hard that they are verbally told by a doctor that they cannot work at all anymore. Some have even had to take an entire year off because their burnout has been so serious.
Let’s be real here - you can’t afford to take an ENTIRE YEAR off.
Yet a lot of solopreneurs are heading in that direction.
Why?
Because they don't really realize that they are burned out. It’s one of those things you don’t give much attention to until it’s suddenly happening to you.
Does it matter which tools you use to organize your business?
Yes.
A lot of people will tell you it doesn’t matter and that you should just use the tools you “prefer”. But choosing your business tools based on what you personally prefer is a dangerous way to go about choosing tools to organize your business.
In fact, simply choosing what you prefer has led to a lot of solopreneurs taking weeks to set up a certain tool to organize their business... only for them to go ahead and migrate to another one in a few months.
Why?
Click “play” on the podcast player below OR keep reading to learn more!
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why you’re choosing tools the wrong way
How to avoid shiny object syndrome and STOP trying every new tool that comes out
Why you should choose tools with your clients and future team in mind.
How to stop being perfectionistic about the tools you use and stop taking forever to organize your business
If you’re NEW to business and you’ve heard me talking about the importance of organizing your business a lot, you may be thinking…
“I’m at the beginning stage of my business Nesha… I’m not sure if organizing it should be a priority right now.”
Do you feel this way?
Maybe you just want to focus on marketing and finding clients and so you can actually make some money from your baby business.
Maybe you’re still holding down your day job and trying to build your business on the side… so you prioritize setting up a website, going to networking events, and posting to your new business Instagram account in the hopes that someone will hire you.
Or maybe you’re on a strict budget and believe you don’t have much money - if any at all - to invest in your business tools and systems.
In this episode, I’m going to show you why you SHOULD make organizing your business a priority even if you’re just starting out and don’t have much money to invest in your business, and how organizing your business can bring in clients and DOUBLE your income.
Did you know you could make more money by organizing your biz?
Yep!
