You're listening to the Creating a Brand podcast where we deliver weekly interviews on topics

to help entrepreneurs make their first or next step in business the right one. I am your host,

Alex San Felipe. When you think about excelling in life and in business, does your mind automatically drift toward thinking that you need to work more?

For most people, they think that in order to get more of life in business, it's going to require more from you.

But I've actually found that the opposite is true.

You get more to life and business by doing less, not more.

In today's episode, I'm bringing you another solo episode of the podcast to discuss how to excel both in your personal and professional life without doing more. In today's episode, I'm bringing you another solo episode of the podcast to discuss

how to excel both in your personal and professional life without doing more work. Instead,

I share a simple framework and practice that will cause you to not only have less on your

plate, but also get more results and fulfillment out of every day of your life. For links to

resources that will be mentioned during this episode, please visit CreatingAbrand.com slash 140. And now let's get into talking about how to make more room in your

life and business for more results and enjoyment. I'm going to share for my personal experience

with everyone today, like I always do.

This is something that happened in my business, and I realized as I was reflecting on it,

that I'm not alone in this. It's the same story that many entrepreneurs or business owners

have when they start their business. And it's this, that we start off on the right foot,

we start off on the right track, making good progress, but then something happens.

We slip, we fall, and we really slow down our progress. Here's more specifically what I see happen in businesses. On day one, when we launch, whether it's a startup, whether it's a side hustle,

we make a lot of progress really fast. Things like we launch a website, we announce it on social

media and get a ton of initial traction we

actually launch our product or service and people begin using it and it could be anything along these

lines the point is we see a lot of progress and this is what I call working on the business when

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