Overcoming Mindset Obstacles

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WHY do we hold onto the negative experiences or feedback more than celebrating the positive?

Answer:

Because it attacks our belief around whatever it is that we are doing.

Our belief is who we are to the core.

I don’t think we are afraid of failure. I think we are afraid of our belief being rejected.

To me, failure seems more tangible. It is something I did or didn’t do.

Belief is my identity. It is who I am or who I am trying to be.

It’s personal.

One common belief I find across all entrepreneurs is hope. When your hope is crushed, so is your identity.

Recently, I was doing a LIVE training and started to share a specific story about a situation that seems like it happened yesterday. It felt like someone came from behind and literally sucker punched me.

The change in your pocket would have solved the problem for my customer.

It took me a little longer to find my resolution and understand my impact was bigger than me.

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Grow Your Revenue with a Low-Cost Offer

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Never put all your eggs in one basket.

How many times have you heard that quote?

When I was first married, I experienced my worst fear.

My husband and I were qualified to buy our first house.

I went in to work with a job and left without one.

I was devasted.

To make matters worse, my husband announced he had been called up for military training and he would be leaving.

There I was a newlywed, living in a town where I knew no one, and half of our monthly budget went to rent.

From that moment, I vowed to never be dependent on one revenue stream.

Over the past six months, I have been working on optimizing a low-cost offer.

From the product suite to the check-out page, I have been reading the data and letting it guide me through optimizing my offer.

Now is the perfect time to consider launching a low-cost offer.

Before you launch your low-cost offer, I have a few take aways that I want to share to set you up for success.

I have also included a bonus takeaway that is not talked about when launching a product.

Links mentioned in this episode:

This episode is brought to you by my free Facebook group, Business Strategy Community, where I share free weekly workshops and special guest interviews. If you’re interested in building a profitable online business using strategies that work, this is the free community is for you. Click here to sign up!

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