My Ambitions for 2013

[Mathisharaina]

This one can lead you to feel immobilized. Talk to yourself as you would a cherished friend you believe in. I recently had the pleasure of speaking to some very successful Brainwave Shots Review women business owners. As I worked closer with them about growing their businesses, and just thinking bigger about their businesses in general, I noticed there were some common threads they shared.

I respect every business owner for wherever she wants to go with her business; however, if there is a Fear of Success holding us back, then we need to recognize that and move past. According to the information I pulled up on the internet, this is what I found: IF YOU THINK SUCCESS MEANS YOU ARE SMARTER, CRAFTIER, WISER, SLICKER THAN OTHERS; THEN SUCCESS IS VERY FRIGHTENING. IF YOU THINK SUCCESS MEANS YOU ARE BETTER THAN OTHERS, ENTITLED, ENDOWED, OR THAT IT GIVES YOU A RIGHT TO BE ARROGANT, THEN SUCCESS IS VERY SCARY.

When I read that I realized that I, like a lot of these women, was also fearful of success at one time in my life. When I wrote my first book, I would not show it to anyone unless you came into my office and bought it for $5. I was terrified that someone in my business of staffing would make fun of me and tell me I should not have written it. Be careful what you think because, sure enough, in she came.... I call her Lucy because she was such a 'know-it-all'.

She picked up my book and said "YOU wrote a book? You have got to be kidding!" I hung my head and watched her turn the pages, making fun of each chapter, as she went from front to back cover. She told me she had a book she was working on that was in her head like a computer, and that hers was going to be 500+ pages, not a meager 100 pages like mine. I tried to explain I just wanted to help others get a job with what I knew and then something amazing happened. I looked at this woman holding MY book, and said "Do you know the difference between your goal and mine?" "No, what?" she replied.

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