Episode 417: How to Know If You’re Doing What Your Business Needs #Q&AEdition

The Mind Your Business Podcast

James Wedmore

Entrepreneur, Business, Businessmindset, Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurialmindset, Management

4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2020

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Are you doing whatever it takes to succeed in business? In this #Q&AEdition of the podcast a listener is wondering how to balance doing less with doing more. I’m going to answer this question and let her (and you!) know my thoughts on this very important topic.

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In this episode you’ll hear:

Why busyness is so seductive
What I mean when I say that I want you to be in the 5 percent
A football metaphor that will show you the importance of prioritizing
Some examples of to-do items that most likely will not move the needle in your business
What it really means to do whatever it takes…

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Mind Your Business Podcast. Today we're asking the question,
0:06.0	are you doing whatever it takes to succeed in your business? So stay tuned. years online I've built my business to over $9 million in sales per year and this is the
0:27.1	first non-business business podcast that shows you how to apply the principles of spirituality, energy, and mindset to create true
0:36.4	and lasting success all from the inside out.
0:41.2	This is the Mind Your Business Podcast.
0:44.0	What is up, ladies and gentlemen, James Wedmore here.
0:49.0	Thank you so much for tuning into another episode of the Mind Your Business Podcast where we talk about everything
0:54.8	from personal, professional to spiritual development so that you can grow your business,
1:00.8	which means reaching more people and having a bigger impact.
1:04.0	Today I'm filming here with our crew in Sedona, Arizona, our satellite Sedona crew,
1:12.0	and we actually have one of those what do we call those
1:15.4	episodes where a user calls in if you will to ask a question and this is a
1:21.7	fantastic question that I'm so happy that we get to talk about around this idea of the hustle culture and nature of entrepreneurship versus this newer thing this thing we've been talking about for four
1:34.8	or five years now about doing less and where do you find a balance a blend are
1:40.9	they contradictory in nature is one true and one false you're
1:45.6	gonna hear my answer today on this episode so let's get into Carla's question
1:50.9	right now. When starting a business, I've heard a duality of doing whatever it takes to get to the point where you've built that momentum and you have like all of your groundwork done and laid.
2:05.3	And I've also heard to do less is to do more and to give yourself breaks so that you can recharge
2:11.6	and to be able to do more.
2:13.0	And I'm in a place where I'm trying to take breaks,
2:16.0	but I also want to make sure that I'm building that groundwork
2:20.0	to get that momentum going and make sure that commitment is kept to myself.
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