Hi, Reader That happened to me recently. After finishing a major real estate project, instead of celebrating, I found myself thinking: And guess what? Life started reflecting those thoughts back to me. Problems piled up, energy dropped, and I pushed myself harder — until I burned out. Here’s what I learned: your self-talk shapes entrepreneurial success. When the inner story is “I’m not enough,” no amount of hustle will fix it. If you’ve been working hard but still feel stuck, this may be the missing link. Because once you change the story in your head, you change the results in your business. P.S. Don’t wait for burnout to force a reset. Start noticing the story you tell yourself — it might be the most powerful business tool you have.
Liina Vettik |
Financial success alone isn't always enough to lead a fulfilling life. That is why I focus on helping women entrepreneurs discover what truly matters to them and improve their money mindset and entrepreneurial confidence so they can make a positive impact in the world and simultaneously lead the lives of their dreams. Self-made millionaire + Mom of 3. Join my weekly newsletter!
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