Mar 6, 2023
This episode is on what to do if you feel like your success is a fluke, and there is a lot to this conversation! Because this episode is a long one, we’ve broken it into two separate episodes to make it easier for you to take in. This is Part 1, so make sure to tune into Part 2 when you are finished listening.
We are diving into the feeling that your success is a fluke - something that so many entrepreneurs feel at some point in their journey. I go deep into why this thought might be occurring for you, as well as addressing how you can start to shift away from this mentality by understanding the origins and taking actions to change your mindset. I’m sharing the ways that your beliefs and perspectives, your brain, and even your business structure can play into you questioning your own success, and give you the tools you need to start believing in yourself and your business for good.
In this episode, we cover…
What it means to feel like you success is a fluke
Six possible factors that contribute to this mentality (imposter syndrome, perfectionism, arguing for your limitations, safety/fear of success, low self image, low self worth)
How your beliefs and perspectives impact how you view your successes
Becoming more aware of our thought patterns
Creating a business structure that allows you to repeat your success
Tips to view your success as more than a fluke
Quotes
“What would have to happen for you to believe that you can keep doing your success? ‘Believe’ is the key word there. What proof do you need? How do you need to feel? What would have to happen for you to believe that you are contributing to the success and can keep doing it?”
"You cannot listen to and you cannot believe everything you think.”
"Ultimately, your success was always up to you. Your results were always up to you… You are the one that showed up every f***ing day. You are the one that pushed through in those hard times. You are the one that came up with those creative ideas."
Links & Resources Mentioned in this Episode
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