Your success is limited by your personal development- what you think you’re capable of, what you think you deserve, and the mindsets that hold you back.

The self-employed need business strategies that are relationship-based, not transactional, authentic to who you are, and right-sized for small business.

Daily habits that create steady mindsets are vital to be sure the uncontrollable circumstances of business and life don’t derail you.

It is not your job to prove your value to anyone. It is your job to find the people that already value what you do.

The old-adage that business is business, don’t take it personal, doesn’t apply to the self-employed. It’s all personal!

When you’re self-employed, your success is proportionate to your personal development.

The myth of self-employment is we go into business for ourselves thinking we’re going to gain control over our destiny without realizing we are entering completely uncontrollable circumstances.

When we’re self-employed, much of what has been typical of business, marketing, and sales has creeped us out. We want to do business in ways that feel good to us.

We hire coaches for our mindsets, attend conferences to improve our skill set, work with specialists for every need in our business and wonder why we feel like we’re all over the place.