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Advice, support and encouragement to stop being a corporate prisoner and start your own business
Jan 29 2007
Jan 29 2007
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All aspiring entrepreneurs have fears about starting a business. Such as:
Some people stay paralyzed and never move forward, while others find ways to overcome their fears and experience success.
In this episode, I walk you through a specific exercise that you can use to diagnose and alleviate your fears.
You may want to listen to it when you are sitting at a desk where you can scribble notes, or in front of your computer where you can create a simple table.
Enjoy and let me know your own results by dropping me a line at pcs@ganas.com or leaving a comment on the blog at www.escapefromcubiclenation.com
- No one will ever buy my product or service
- I do not have enough experience to start a business
- All my competitors have superior products (besides which, they are smarter and/or better looking)
Some people stay paralyzed and never move forward, while others find ways to overcome their fears and experience success.
In this episode, I walk you through a specific exercise that you can use to diagnose and alleviate your fears.
You may want to listen to it when you are sitting at a desk where you can scribble notes, or in front of your computer where you can create a simple table.
Enjoy and let me know your own results by dropping me a line at pcs@ganas.com or leaving a comment on the blog at www.escapefromcubiclenation.com
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Pam Slim
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