• How to Know You're In the Right Place (when you feel lost)

  • Apr 9 2024
  • Durata: 15 min
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How to Know You're In the Right Place (when you feel lost)

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  • What does it mean to find your true north in a world that constantly tries to pull you in a thousand different directions? In an emotionally charged episode of "The Women in the Arena," Paige Rene offers a sanctuary for women navigating the tumultuous waters of entrepreneurship. She identifies the primary barrier as the uncertainty of "how" to execute their dreams, emphasizing the need for a blueprint and direction, which is often lacking when leaving structured employment. Paige encourages listeners to overcome these hurdles by seeking guidance, focusing on personal growth, and staying true to one's purpose. She also explores the importance of acknowledging and learning from both doubts and affirmations ("God Winks 😉") to remain aligned with one's goals and continue making impactful strides in their entrepreneurial journey. Takeaways: The main reason women hesitate to transition from traditional employment to entrepreneurship is the uncertainty of "how" to implement their vision and replace their income, highlighting a need for guidance and a clear blueprint for success. Persistent self-doubt is common, but recognizing and appreciating small affirmations or "God winks" can reinforce one's purpose and direction, helping to navigate the entrepreneurial journey with more confidence and resolve. To accelerate progress and navigate the complexities of entrepreneurship, hiring experts or seeking mentorship in the desired area of business can provide the necessary insights and shortcuts to success, akin to "speed passes" that facilitate quicker achievement of goals. In this episode: [01:19] Paige's reflection on the initial perception of starting a business and the reality of changing market dynamics. [02:09] Discussion on the notion "it's not the player, it's the game," focusing on the ever-changing nature of entrepreneurship and buying behaviors. [02:48] The question from Lululemon's leader prompts Paige to explore the biggest hurdle for women in entrepreneurship: the uncertainty of "how." [04:01] The importance of having a blueprint and guidance in transitioning to entrepreneurship. [04:39] The strategy of hiring experts to overcome the 'how' barrier in business. [06:02] Paige shares her experiences with the challenges of sustaining success in business and the feeling of imposter syndrome. [07:00] Personal anecdote of Paige's reaffirmation of purpose and the concept of "God winks." [08:15] The significance of seeking and recognizing affirmations in one's entrepreneurial journey. [09:36] Introduction to Paige's free resource, "The Online Entrepreneur," for aspiring business owners. [10:06] Paige discusses the ongoing presence of doubt in entrepreneurship and the importance of acknowledgment and learning from experiences. [11:17] Encouragement to recognize and act upon the small nudges and affirmations in one's journey. [13:58] Paige urges listeners to be aware of their gifts and the value they bring, highlighting the importance of self-awareness and feedback. Resources The Women In The Arena Paige Rene Coaching The Online Entrepreneur Rise Facebook Community Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on Spotify Watch on YouTube Quotes “It ain't the player, it's the game. Understanding that the rules are forever changing, buying behavior is forever changing, and you shouldn't take it so personally.” - Paige Rene, Host “The number one reason why I see women not going for what they want is the uncertainty of the How. They have this vision, this dream, and then How stops them.” - Paige Rene, Host “Life is that thing that you live forward, but understand in reverse. Enough life in one arena under your belt, and you kind of know what to anticipate, what challenges are going to come, and how to navigate those.” - Paige Rene, Host “The doubts don't go away. They just are in a different arena. I feel them in a different arena.” - Paige Rene, Host
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What does it mean to find your true north in a world that constantly tries to pull you in a thousand different directions? In an emotionally charged episode of "The Women in the Arena," Paige Rene offers a sanctuary for women navigating the tumultuous waters of entrepreneurship. She identifies the primary barrier as the uncertainty of "how" to execute their dreams, emphasizing the need for a blueprint and direction, which is often lacking when leaving structured employment. Paige encourages listeners to overcome these hurdles by seeking guidance, focusing on personal growth, and staying true to one's purpose. She also explores the importance of acknowledging and learning from both doubts and affirmations ("God Winks 😉") to remain aligned with one's goals and continue making impactful strides in their entrepreneurial journey. Takeaways: The main reason women hesitate to transition from traditional employment to entrepreneurship is the uncertainty of "how" to implement their vision and replace their income, highlighting a need for guidance and a clear blueprint for success. Persistent self-doubt is common, but recognizing and appreciating small affirmations or "God winks" can reinforce one's purpose and direction, helping to navigate the entrepreneurial journey with more confidence and resolve. To accelerate progress and navigate the complexities of entrepreneurship, hiring experts or seeking mentorship in the desired area of business can provide the necessary insights and shortcuts to success, akin to "speed passes" that facilitate quicker achievement of goals. In this episode: [01:19] Paige's reflection on the initial perception of starting a business and the reality of changing market dynamics. [02:09] Discussion on the notion "it's not the player, it's the game," focusing on the ever-changing nature of entrepreneurship and buying behaviors. [02:48] The question from Lululemon's leader prompts Paige to explore the biggest hurdle for women in entrepreneurship: the uncertainty of "how." [04:01] The importance of having a blueprint and guidance in transitioning to entrepreneurship. [04:39] The strategy of hiring experts to overcome the 'how' barrier in business. [06:02] Paige shares her experiences with the challenges of sustaining success in business and the feeling of imposter syndrome. [07:00] Personal anecdote of Paige's reaffirmation of purpose and the concept of "God winks." [08:15] The significance of seeking and recognizing affirmations in one's entrepreneurial journey. [09:36] Introduction to Paige's free resource, "The Online Entrepreneur," for aspiring business owners. [10:06] Paige discusses the ongoing presence of doubt in entrepreneurship and the importance of acknowledgment and learning from experiences. [11:17] Encouragement to recognize and act upon the small nudges and affirmations in one's journey. [13:58] Paige urges listeners to be aware of their gifts and the value they bring, highlighting the importance of self-awareness and feedback. Resources The Women In The Arena Paige Rene Coaching The Online Entrepreneur Rise Facebook Community Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on Spotify Watch on YouTube Quotes “It ain't the player, it's the game. Understanding that the rules are forever changing, buying behavior is forever changing, and you shouldn't take it so personally.” - Paige Rene, Host “The number one reason why I see women not going for what they want is the uncertainty of the How. They have this vision, this dream, and then How stops them.” - Paige Rene, Host “Life is that thing that you live forward, but understand in reverse. Enough life in one arena under your belt, and you kind of know what to anticipate, what challenges are going to come, and how to navigate those.” - Paige Rene, Host “The doubts don't go away. They just are in a different arena. I feel them in a different arena.” - Paige Rene, Host
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