Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone
I remember it like it was yesterday. The date was January 2, 2002. I peered through the window of my airplane, taking in the sights
Recently, I was having coffee with a small business owner who had just experienced his first big failure and letdown in business. His company had been growing significantly throughout the year, and things were going extremely well. He was riding the entrepreneurial roller coaster, was on the highest of highs, and he was celebrating his success.
Then, he got kicked in the gut!
He lost his biggest, main account. This account was one that had been responsible for a good part of his growth and upward trajectory. He was devastated. He was in shock. He was angry. He was fearful. He was down and out.
The reality of being a small business owner is that you will ride the roller coaster. You will experience the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. This week’s blog is to help you through the moments when things go bad, don’t go the way you expect, and when your roller coaster cart begins to speed down a steep hill towards negativity, loss, frustration and many other negative emotions.
Here are a few things to consider:
Whatever you are experiencing in life, leadership, and business right now, I hope this blog inspires you and gives you a couple of resources for the next time things don’t go as planned.
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