Self-confidence and Small Business

Self-confidence and Small Business

You must have self-confidence. The constant positive affirmations from the marathon trainers gave me the confidence to run my first marathon. They assured us that we would finish the marathon if we followed the plan and ran the miles. Our minds and bodies would be trained together. I was absolutely certain that I could succeed when I started my first recruiting business.

You need to be strong and persistent. The six-month marathon training plan included a 20-mile training run and a maximum of 45 to 50 miles per week. Throughout the training, the weekly miles and long runs increased steadily. Talk about exhaustion. Our capacity to complete the marathon distance increased when we learned how to manage that schedule. If you don’t pace yourself on marathon day, you could exhaust your body. This indicates that you could fail due to exhaustion or hit a wall and end up in great pain. The first six months of running your dream business will likely be similar. Take your time and control your exhaustion.

The finish line must be seen by you. I have to admit that I experienced a lot of anxiety when I stood on the starting line of my first marathon. In my head, all of those self-doubts came out and kept coming back. I had to make a conscious effort to change my mind. I had, after all, completed all of that exhausting training.

Now, I wouldn’t give up. I imagined completing the race. When I signed the lease for my first office, I went through the same situation. All of those self-doubts and fears surfaced. I recall thinking about my goal for billing and how much fun it was going to be to be free and independent. My visualization was mirrored in my success.

Happy Endings: Since finishing that first marathon, I’ve run 17 more. I’m kept young and strong by this exciting challenge. The first six months of my new independent recruiting business, which grew from there, were completed with success.

You can do it, too, if I can. If you want to start the job of your dreams, please follow my advice, including running a marathon if you want to. Perhaps you do not aspire to run 26.2 miles. Don’t worry. There must be yet another difficult athletic objective that teaches stamina and perseverance. Embrace it!

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