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How To Avoid the Entrepreneurial Trap and Burnout

A Lifestyle Based Marketing And Business Model

San Diego Business Coach Greg Clowminzer shares a way to reprioritized your business model and thinking to avoid entrepreneurial burnout. He calls it making the shift from product and service based marketing to lifestyle based marketing.

1. Put your Passions first
2. People second
3. Profits third

Periscope is the perfect tools for making the shift into lifestyle based marketing.

Please follow me on Periscope @gregzencoach

 

Feeling Like A Fraud In Your Business?

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Are you feeling like a fraud, and hope no one finds you out?

Welcome to the “Fraud Factor”.

It’s when a professional doubts the value they have to offer their clients, customers and audiences. The Fraud Factor generally shows up when someone is new or just starting out in a career or profession. This may be someone who has acquired a tremendous amount of knowledge in an existing field working as an employee for someone else and now they are wanting to offer their services as a self-employed consultant. Read more

Interview With Greg Clowminzer


Greg has some great insights about developing your inner wisdom as an entrepreneur. He also talks about certain habits that you can do that will skyrocket how much you retain when you are learning or reading.

REALLY COOL STUFF!

It’s really important that you develop certain habits that will ensure your consistent progress and success. I learned lots from talking to him and you will too.

To get in touch with Greg at (760) 930-9604

Kaizen plus Coaching


From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Japanese word “kaizen” simply means “good change”, with no inherent meaning of either “continuous” or “philosophy” in Japanese dictionaries or in everyday use. The word refers to any improvement, one-time or continuous, large or small, in the same sense as the mundane English word “improvement”. However, given the common practice in Japan of labeling industrial or business improvement techniques with the word “kaizen” (for lack of a specific Japanese word meaning “continuous improvement” or “philosophy of improvement”), especially in the case of oft-emulated practices spearheaded by Toyota, the word Kaizen in English is typically applied to measures for implementing continuous improvement, or even taken to mean a “Japanese philosophy” thereof. The discussion below focuses on such interpretations of the word, as frequently used in the context of modern management discussions.

Are You A Recovering Entrepreneur?

The Recovering Entrepreneur has tasted success and wants to get it back in a BIG way. If success seems like a thing of the past… If you feel almost desperate to make something really big to happen… If you have lost your confidence and mojo and you don’t know where it went, then we should talk. Working with a business coach can help  you get back in the game of business, success and winning.

Check out this video and see if you are a Recovering Entrepreneur.

As always, please leave your thoughts and comments below.

Thanks,

Greg Clowminzer, Business and Life Coach