Ep. 253: 5 Unexpected Plot Twists That Changed My Business for Good

In John Lennon's famous song Beautiful Boy, he sings the words, "Life is what happens to you While you're busy making other plans." I feel similarly when I look back and think about the trajectory of my business journey – there have been so many plot twists that happened while I was making other plans.  When your reality looks different than you thought it would, it can be really hard! It can feel extremely uncomfortable. And the thoughts and feelings we have about what life and business look like compared to what we THINK it should look like can make it really tough to TRUST THE PROCESS. And so, I thought I'd share with you some of the major plot twists that have happened through the course of my years as a creative entrepreneur and coach, and why I'm so glad they did.   On this episode, you'll learn: Why I quit a promising new job without a backup plan How my business has looked different in different seasons of motherhood Two (expensive) lessons in integrity from business investments that were not what I expected The unplanned shift that had me thinking, "I didn't see that coming" The current plot twist currently unfolding through this podcast and why I'm so excited to share it with you My I believe it's so important to have goals and dreams, but to also be willing to hold them loosely   If you are looking for private 1:1 life and business support in this season as a creative entrepreneur or coach, and you want to focus on peace and profit, I'd love to help you make it happen through mindset support and business strategy. Your first step is to apply for coaching at beckyhoschek.com/apply. There, you'll answer a few quick questions about yourself and your business. If it seems like a good fit and I'm confident I can help, I'll invite you to a Next Step Call where we'll get all of your questions about working together answered. Apply for personal, private 1:1 coaching with me at beckyhoschek.com/apply.

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