I had a very successful 7 figure business by working as hard as I could. I even had ‘working’ vacations. I made what I thought were the appropriate sacrifices to own a successful business.
One day, after a series of events and a lot of heartaches I realized that no matter how much money I had earned, no matter how hard I worked, I still felt like I wasn’t enough. Although I had success on the outside, it came at a great cost; my health and my relationships.
I felt alone, I was lonely. Everything was suffering, including, at that time, my bank account.
In fact, I bought into every GURU using their secret marketing messages that I wasn’t’ enough until I bought this THING– you know, their thing! It always felt like, I didn’t know enough, wasn’t smart enough, pretty enough, insert ____ enough. I bought every single new widget out there to build my business and nothing helped long term.
One day, after being so completely open about my struggles with someone I respected but did not know well – she said something that changed my life. She said ‘me too’.
I couldn’t believe it, here was this ‘successful’ woman sitting across from me who felt the same way! My immediate thought was if I feel this way AND she feels this way, there must be other women out there who do as well.
After many conversations with successful professional and entrepreneurial women what I found was that they too suffered from feeling like they weren’t enough, that they were comparing themselves to others, feeling envy even. That many incredible women are feeling the dreaded “imposter syndrome” and it is immobilizing them and preventing these incredible women from leading their best life.
I hear over and over again about people who have invested a lot of time and money in the newest strategy and still nothing has changed. This was what I had been living for so many years.
As I unpacked what I was experiencing I realized that it wasn’t hard work (I couldn’t work any harder), nor was it a new strategy that I needed. What was needed was a slight shift in the way I looked at things. A shift in my ‘mindset’.
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” Albert Einstein.
I had a very successful 7 figure business by working as hard as I could. I even had ‘working’ vacations. I made what I thought were the appropriate sacrifices to own a successful business.
One day, after a series of events and a lot of heartaches I realized that no matter how much money I had earned, no matter how hard I worked, I still felt like I wasn’t enough. Although I had success on the outside, it came at a great cost; my health and my relationships.
I felt alone, I was lonely. Everything was suffering, including, at that time, my bank account.
In fact, I bought into every GURU using their secret marketing messages that I wasn’t’ enough until I bought this THING– you know, their thing! It always felt like, I didn’t know enough, wasn’t smart enough, pretty enough, insert ____ enough. I bought every single new widget out there to build my business and nothing helped long term.
One day, after being so completely open about my struggles with someone I respected but did not know well – she said something that changed my life. She said ‘me too’.
I couldn’t believe it, here was this ‘successful’ woman sitting across from me who felt the same way! My immediate thought was if I feel this way AND she feels this way, there must be other women out there who do as well.
After many conversations with successful professional and entrepreneurial women what I found was that they too suffered from feeling like they weren’t enough, that they were comparing themselves to others, feeling envy even. That many incredible women are feeling the dreaded “imposter syndrome” and it is immobilizing them and preventing these incredible women from leading their best life.
I hear over and over again about people who have invested a lot of time and money in the newest strategy and still nothing has changed. This was what I had been living for so many years.
As I unpacked what I was experiencing I realized that it wasn’t hard work (I couldn’t work any harder), nor was it a new strategy that I needed. What was needed was a slight shift in the way I looked at things. A shift in my ‘mindset’.
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” Albert Einstein.
Ranchelle operated a business consulting agency from 2013 – 2017 that quickly became a full-service sales and marketing agency. Prior to that, she owned 8 Curves for Women Fitness Centres. She is an expert in entrepreneurship, sales and marketing and has developed a system called The Profit Formula, to help businesses understand the psychology of sales, why some advertising works, marketing, and the motivating factors as to ‘why people buy’.
Ranchelle’s desire is to change the way women look at their business and lives, tapping into mindset and skillset development that positions them to show up as their best self in any and every circumstance.
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