The Most Important Asset In Your Business | #4

It's not your laptop, it's not your camera gear, it's you! Your business is a direct reflection of you. If you're not at your best, the business won't be at its best either.

When you're working for someone else, you don't always have to be your best self. You can blend into the crowd. But when you're the owner, the success of your business is directly tied to you.

I'm not here to tell you to wake up at 4 AM, take cold showers, meditate, journal, etc. What you should do is try different habits and see how they make you feel. Be really analytical to see what drains your energy and what gives you energy. If reading for 15 minutes in the morning makes you feel inspired, then start doing that. If your lunch drains you, try eating different foods to see what will power you through the afternoon. If you're able to focus for longer and make better decisions, your business will thrive.

Just like you invest in your business, you need to invest in yourself too. When I was starting out, I spent thousands on online courses, and those have been the best decisions of my whole career. Now, I'm not telling you to spend thousands, Skillshare is a great platform too, and it's only a few bucks a month. Books are another great resource that have the power to transform a lot of businesses.