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Why You Shouldn’t Rush Success
I’m so excited to be back on the podcast after a much needed break. I took some time off to spend time with family, train new team members and to get ready for all the exciting things I’m bringing you in this next season of business.
As I slowed down, it became more evident to me how we sometimes rush success and the damage that can do. Sometimes we find ourselves prioritizing speed above everything else - sustainability, team well-being, and scalability.
There will always be times in our business where we’ll need to slow down, whether it’s for personal reasons, intentional or unintentional, or to take time off to accomplish a big goal. But have you ever noticed when you take that time, you still feel like you need to hurry up? Like we need to rush to be successful?
I have an unpopular opinion - If you slow down, it will actually speed up your results.
In This Episode You’ll Learn:
- The 4 signs that you’re rushing success
- How to slow down to speed up results
- How short-term decisions can slow down success
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