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What happens to business when life happens? 

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Life inevitably throws unexpected curveballs, like grief, illness and family emergencies. So how do you keep your business afloat while honouring what matters most-taking time to grieve, heal and be with loved ones?
This episode comes from a place close to my heart as I share with you my personal experiences and provide practical advice for how to keep your head above water.
Recognising Life's Impact
The first thing is we need to recognise the impact of life events. So often we set goals with this idea that, because we’ve set the goal or signed up for this mentorship or just started our business now, nothing is allowed to go wrong. And that's just not how life works. We actually have to live as though the unexpected emergencies are guaranteed. They might not always come as big tragedies - even little things can really disrupt the flow of what to do.
Self Compassion and Setting Boundaries
The next part of addressing setbacks involves having self-compassion and setting priorities and boundaries. During tough times, it's crucial to be compassionate with yourself. Self-compassion helps regulate emotions, improve decision-making and reduce stress and anxiety. Once you've practised self-compassion, it's vital to reassess and set priorities. It's okay to push some tasks to the side or reschedule them to ensure you have time for what truly matters.
Practical Strategies and Support Systems
Practical strategies are key to keeping your business running during personal crises. This includes automating tasks, utilising technology, delegating to virtual assistants and communicating transparently with clients about any potential delays. It's also helpful to explore business models and schedules that offer flexibility. Leaning on support systems is equally critical. Whether it's friends, family, professional networks, or a therapist, having a support system in place can provide the help you need to navigate tough times.
Remember, be gentle with yourself. Don't set goals or plans with this undercurrent of not being able to afford for this to go wrong. Instead, set your sights on creating achievement with space for life to do its thing, knowing you have tools in place to support you.
If you have any thoughts or questions about this episode, I’d love to hear from you. Feel free to message me via the link below. Much love!
LINKS:
→ Download my Self Coaching Guide here (tinyurl.com/youtube-gift-episode-77)
→ Submit your Question for the Podcast here (tinyurl.com/youtube-question-episode-77)
→ Join the waitlist for my Masterminds here (tinyurl.com/youtube-waitlist-episode-77)
→ Website: hayleycarr.tv/

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26 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 3   
@rahuljoseph8936
@rahuljoseph8936 10 дней назад
First podcast without any information about martial arts 😅.
@michaelplishka-zenstorming
@michaelplishka-zenstorming 10 дней назад
As someone who has multiple family members with chronic health issues this is so apropos. Thank you for sharing a topic that is still very raw. I do have a question. I actually do try to be very precise with my clients and let them know when things are hitting the fan. My clients love me, some of them even checking in on me wanting to know how things are going . My challenge is that I still feel bad about putting my client through that because they don't deserve to have to deal with my problems. Any words of wisdom?
@mshayleycarr
@mshayleycarr 6 дней назад
Such a great question Michael, I think you'll find that there is a lovely line between sharing with your clients what's happening, and keeping your side of the street clean. As in, sharing it in a way that doesn't make it their problem, only that you may need to move something around. If there is ever such a change that happens where you can't fulfil an agreement, make the appropriate changes. But for the most part, you're a human and so is your client. When things happen, it's safe to move things around without the ultimate result being impacted. Every situation is different of course, but its really important that you check in and know that its safe for you to communicate your boundaries or something going on without making it "their problem".