Day 44/365 Mindset Online business can give you endless opportunities to overthink. Should I post this? Should I make another Reel? Should I change my funnel? Should I learn another strategy? Do I need another course? Should I wait until I'm more confident? Before you know it, you've spent the day thinking about building the business instead of building it. Mel Robbins' The 5 Second Rule explores how interrupting hesitation can help us move into action. Today's Starting Over Principle "The longer you negotiate with yourself, the easier it becomes to stay where you are." Inspired by the principles in The 5 Second Rule by Mel Robbins. You don't need to act recklessly. You need to recognise when you have enough information to test the next step. Action gives you feedback. Feedback gives you information. Information helps you improve. Stop thinking about the business. Start building it. Question: What is one business action you've been overthinking instead of doing?

Day 45/365 Mindset This is something every new online business owner needs to understand. You may post something and get very few views. You may create a Reel, and nobody responds. You may start conversations that don't become customers. You may spend weeks learning before you feel confident. That doesn't automatically mean you're failing. James Clear's Atomic Habits teaches the power of small actions repeated consistently over time. Today's Starting Over Principle "Your results may be delayed, but every consistent action is building something." Inspired by the principles in Atomic Habits by James Clear. Every post teaches you something. Every conversation gives you experience. Every piece of content helps you understand your audience better. Every mistake gives you information. Don't expect every action to pay you immediately. Build the skills. Build the habits. Build the business. The results can follow. Question: What business activity do you need to keep doing even though the results haven't appeared yet?

Thank you to @Eugene Van der Merwe for organising Bruno's training session on Wednesday evening ... it was ✅✅✅

Overwhelm - This morning I listened to a podcast about ADHD and the guest was a Dr. Sasha Hamdani, MD, psychiatrist and expert on ADHD. The one thing that stood out for me was how she was discussing overwhelm and magaging the emotions that go with it. It almost felt like a lesson from Ciska - Consider the Why you're feeling the overwhem and how we over come the emotion in that moment and often you become focused on the lack of understanding and confusion you feel like you're in a tornado and have no way out. The breathing and giving yourself credit for stepping into the unknown is what we need to pat ourselves on the back for. We are so worth the love we forget to show ourselves. So Yes - if today you feel alittle overwhelming - stop and give yourself credit for a job well done as you've done more than you did yesterday. Take a break, then keep going!

Day 34/365 Mindset Building an online business means learning to adapt. A strategy may not work. A piece of content may fall flat. Your audience may respond differently than expected. A platform may change. That doesn't automatically mean your goal is wrong. It may simply mean your approach needs to change. Spencer Johnson's Who Moved My Cheese? reminds us that change is part of life—and our response to change matters. Today's Starting Over Principle "When the path changes, adjust your direction without abandoning your destination." Inspired by the principles in Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson. Don't become so attached to one strategy that you're unwilling to learn a better one. Test. Learn. Adapt. Keep moving. Question: What is one part of your business strategy you may need to adjust rather than abandon?