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Expert Feature: 3 Simple Steps To Getting Unstuck In Your Business (VIDEO)

Posted on July 31, 2013 in 2BH Expert Contributor, 2BH Original Content, Business 101 // 1 Comment

No matter how long you have been self-employed or how successful you are, every entrepreneur has the potential to get stuck in a rut.

Instead if making excuses, blaming someone else or wallowing in self-pity... do something about it.

Watch as I share 3 simple tips that will get your wheels turning, motivate you and inspire you to get out of whatever rut is holding you back in your small business.

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About Sydni Craig-Hart (30 Articles)
Sydni Craig-Hart, Your Smart Simple Marketing Coach, is co-founder of SmartSimpleMarketing.com. Known for helping her clients to implement an easy, strategic and results-focused approach to small business marketing, she also has the unique ability to find untapped profit centers in her client's businesses so they can create money NOW. Visit www.SmartSimpleMarketing.com/no-time for your FREE 5-point checklist to get more clients and increase your income, even when you have no time!
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1 Comment on Expert Feature: 3 Simple Steps To Getting Unstuck In Your Business (VIDEO)

  1. Michael Neuendorff // August 3, 2013 at 12:06 am //

    Sydni,

    Hi. You are on to some great ideas here for getting out of a rut and taking action. I really like idea #3. It’s so true that you needn’t know the whole plan to get moving. This idea can shake analysis paralysis, which is a habit of perfectionists. One idea I’d like to share that helps me get unstuck when I feel like there is just too much going on is to stop, take a deep breath, then do a brain dump.

    What are all the things I need to handle currently. I write them all down. Just doing that makes me feel better. Next, I just pick one item and start mowing through the list. This helps me every time. Anyway, thanks and looking forward to more of your lessons!

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