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I struggled to succeed as an entrepreneur for thirteen years before I finally attained measurable financial success. Once I did, I was so thrilled that I was able to bring my husband home full time. Everything was absolutely amazing, until it wasn’t…

Is there anything more frustrating than a rumour being spread about you? Probably, but it’s up there near the top of my list. I have a hard time when people think badly of me, especially if I’ve been misunderstood in some way. I want to rectify the situation and tell people the whole truth, not just the parts that paint me in a horrific light. 

I’ve actually discovered the very best way to deal with this so let me share it with you…

I’m not usually one to focus on the negatives but since my blog post last week was about the secret sauce to success, I feel like I need to also address the ways in which entrepreneurs can ensure their own failure. 

Obviously no one wants to fail on purpose, but sometimes we do things that hinder our success without realizing it. Let’s talk about three of them today...

Believe me, I know failure. I wrestled with it and lost for thirteen years in my attempt at trying to be a successful entrepreneur. It’s not easy to give up on a dream that you believe was placed in your heart, but it’s also not easy to continue walking towards that dream when you continuously fail.

There are many reasons people fail at becoming a successful entrepreneur. Money mismanagement, lack of people skills, low levels of leadership, etc. They all boil down to one thing in my opinion and that thing is…

Try saying that five times fast. Okay, maybe it’s more challenging for me because I have a lisp…but I digress. If you don’t know much about me or my story, I failed as an entrepreneur for thirteen years before I put rocket boosters on my success and started soaring. 

After failing for so long I should probably be writing this blog post on sure ways to FAIL, but that’s coming next week. This week, let’s talk about what it takes to succeed. 

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