Four Universal Truths About Stepping Away from Your Social Enterprise

How ready are you to spend some time away from your business?Today, I'm very excited to share four universal truths about stepping away from your social enterprise and five tips that'll make it easier for you. The four universal truths will help you understand why taking some time off is necessary despite being hard and scary and why it is worth it. On the other hand, the five tips will help you make this process easier; two can be implemented immediately, while the other three are more long-term oriented. Stepping away from your social enterprise can be stressful and triggering, or it can be a transformational experience for your team and yourself. You can try to micromanage everything from your hotel room and miss the opportunity of creating core memories from your time off, or you can trust, delegate, and empower your team. Tune in and listen to the twenty-second episode of Avant-garde Entrepreneur. You'll hear the four universal truths of stepping away from your business, what I've learned from them, how they helped my team and me grow, and how I used them to enhance my experiences and time off work. I'll also share a story that shows how we can make things more complicated than they should be and five tips to make your time away easier and guarantee everything runs smoothly in your absence. In This Episode, You Will Learn:Leaving your business is actually good business (1:37)Can you work yourself out of a job? (4:44)Why stepping away is necessary (6:03)How hard taking some time off can be (7:38)Why taking some time off is so scary (15:04)How check-ins and trust can help you step back for a while (19:12)Why taking some time off is totally worth it (23:48)Resources:Quiz! What's Your Social Entrepreneur Style?5 Mindset Pitfalls to Avoid Workshop Registration March 14, 2023Avant-garde Entrepreneur Foundations Waitlist for March 2023Find your time zone conversion here on Dateful.comLet's Connect!WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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