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You’ve done all the right things. You have an idea, a business, and you’re doing the work but… something just isn’t clicking. Why? Well, I believe that it comes down to the societal expectations placed on us, and the current state of “hustle culture” right now. And you know what? Entrepreneurship IS hard. This is not a you problem. This is challenging to so many people across the board. But, at the same time, entrepreneurship is freedom. So I’m going to get into 6 mindset reframes that are going to help you change your approach to being an entrepreneur. From perfectionism, to the lone wolf mentality, to the power of saying no, normalizing failure, redefining success, and finding your inherent strengths, I’m giving you all of my advice on how to conquer these challenges and mental blocks and reach the next level of business ownership. Remember to accept and love yourself, and that no one but you gets to define what a successful business is.


00:00 — Welcome to The Unfiltered Entrepreneur

02:29 — The Challenges of Entrepreneurship

03:03 — Societal Pressures on Women Entrepreneurs

03:52 — Rejection of Hustle Culture

08:19 — The Myth of Perfectionism

12:48 — The Lone Wolf Mentality

16:02 — The Power of Saying No

20:01 — Embracing Failure

25:57 — Redefining Success

30:23 — Inherent Strengths of Women

34:04 — Accepting Yourself


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