Our ability to prioritize profitable work vs. busywork greatly depends on our ability to make profitable decisions. Ones that are strategically aligned with our business' growth vs. busywork that leaves us feeling burnout. This week, we tackle some strategies and culprits that attack our ability to be profitable entrepreneurs when we're wearing multiple hats.

This week's Resources:

Thought Leader Sales & Marketing Framework

Azola Community

Do you have an employee's mindset or an entrepreneur's mindset? That is the question we begin unpacking in today's episode.

Many people who transition from employee to entrepreneur struggle with letting go of thinking, talking and marketing themselves like an employee.

In this kickoff episode of Trust the Crazy Podcast, we define some differences in the ways employees make decisions vs. the way entrepreneurs make decisions.

You'll learn more about Greg Dunkailo Davis and his business, Azola Creative, and what the overall mission of Trust the Crazy podcast is by helping you find your path to becoming a fearless entrepreneur.

Resources for today show include:

Thought Leader Sales & Marketing Framework
Azola Creative Marketing Marketplace
Azola Creative Community
Trust the Crazy Ask Greg

What will you do to grow your business to be $1,000,000? That's the question we're going to tackle on today's episode.

Because part of the entrepreneurial journey is creating work that we love to do, something that represents who we are, it's possible to do work that is not very profitable.

We charge to little, or we are selling to the wrong market, or we just don't realistically have a way to grow that business to a $1M level because there aren't enough hours in the day to make it happen.

Resource for today's show is:
Thought Leader Sales & Marketing Framework
Trust the Crazy Lunch-N-Learn
Trust the Crazy Ask Greg

Are you getting stuck in comparison mode?

Theodore Roosevelt said "Comparison is the thief of joy." When we focus too much on what's outside of us, how our competitors are doing, the way we perceive if we're ahead or behind them, it steals the joy of what we do as entrepreneurs.

Today, we discuss the importance of knowing when we're in the right place for ourselves. We'll tackle ways to not let ourselves get caught up in comparison and instead focus on keeping the joy in what we do.

Resources:
Thought Leader Sales & Marketing Framework
Trust The Crazy Ask Greg