You are the greatest asset of your business and, as such, you must protect yourself. This means not only physically but also mentally. Having the proper mindset is key to managing a business like a CEO (which is something we have discussed over in our previous episodes).

That is why Pam Ivey and Jane Garee talk about the importance of separating your business goals from your personal worth and focusing on you as a person. In this episode, Pam talks about personal rhythms and stress managing techniques for business owners, and Jane shares her experience with alignment and how to balance the life you want to live and your business goals.

In today’s episode we discuss:  

1. [01:29] What is the most important asset you should focus on when growing your business. Quick hint: You
2. [05:45] Finding the perfect balance between a successful business and a business that supports the lifestyle you actually want
3. [13:50] How to create alignment for you and your business. Knowing yourself and your rhythms
4. [18:13] What and why you should start time blocking to boost your productivity and creativity
5. [20:06] Why you should take your mind away from business. How allowing some time to relax and learning to manage stress will ultimately make you a better CEO
6. [29:49] The importance of self-development for leadership and inner game in business. Before leading any team, you must lead yourself.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Dreamsinspirereality.com — Useful managing stress tips and techniques you can start applying in your life.

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