Summary
- I think it's important to help people without always focusing on money.
- Many entrepreneurs believe they need to monetize everything, but you can help many people through your content and monetize in other ways.
- I'm not a big fan of the "Follow Your Passion" advice because even if you start with a passion like fitness, you might end up doing tasks unrelated to it, like payroll and marketing.
- If you truly love something like personal training or hair styling, make sure it's your primary focus.
- To stay motivated, find ways to scratch your passion itch without disrupting your business.
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How To Take Action
Implementation Strategies for Personal Growth and Business Success
Prioritize Helping Over Monetizing
- Help First: Think of ways to help people without always thinking about how to make money. For example, create helpful content like blog posts, videos, or social media updates that solve common problems your audience faces.
- Monetize Later: Trust that your helpful content will build trust and loyalty. There are other ways to monetize, such as through advertising, sponsored content, or offering premium services.
Focus on Your True Passion
- Core Activities: Identify what you truly love about your work. For instance, if you're a personal trainer, focus on training and building client relationships rather than getting bogged down with administrative tasks.
- Delegate Tasks: Consider delegating or automating tasks that don't align with your passion, like payroll, rent management, or marketing. This will allow you to spend more time on what you love.
Stay Motivated by Balancing Passion and Work
- Scratch the Itch: Even if your business activities don’t always align with your passion, find small ways to incorporate it into your routine. For example, if you love fitness but run a gym, continue to train clients part-time or participate in fitness challenges.
- Set Clear Boundaries: Ensure that your passion projects do not interfere with your primary business responsibilities. Set specific times to focus on these interests without neglecting your core business operations.
Practical, Low-Cost Tips
- Content Creation: Use free or low-cost tools to create and distribute your content. Platforms like Canva for graphics or Google Docs for writing can help you create professional content without a big budget.
- Task Management: Use simple task management tools like Trello or Asana to keep track of tasks that are not directly related to your passion but are necessary for running your business.
- Learning and Adaptation: Stay up-to-date with free resources like webinars, podcasts, and online articles to continually learn and improve your business strategies without spending much money.
By focusing on helping people, sticking to your core passion, and balancing it with necessary business tasks, you'll create a sustainable and fulfilling approach to personal growth and business success.
Full Transcript
how you balance between helping people and not focusing on money the big thing that I think entrepreneurs in general like we all do this is we think we need to monetize everything if you want to help a million people sure then you can help a million people with the content you make and then you can monetize through the elite this is why I'm not I'm not a big like Follow Your Passion thing guy because I started being really into fitness and then I started a gym and then I did well with my gym and then realized that nothing in my day had anything to do with Fitness and I'm doing pay you know payroll rent marketing and so unless you want to be a personal trainer unless you want to do hair styling that's like the true passion then eventually you're going to get out of it and so if you want to keep that cup filled you just find a way that you can still scratch that itch in a way that doesn't disturb the business
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