Ep 174 | Pursuing Perseverance - How to Stick with Your Plan UNTIL You Succeed

<p>Hey Winner,</p> <p>It's the new year, and I'm sure you have made some new goals for yourself. Maybe you've already created a plan for how you're going to accomplish those goals. But now, it's time to put the action behind that plan so you can see progress and find finish line goals. </p> <p>Over the next several weeks, I'm sharing a series of podcast episodes that my business mentor and I recorded for her podcast, Work Less Earn More.</p> <p>Gillian Perkins is the founder of Startup Society, an entrepreneurial community membership focused on helping you start and grow an online business. She also hosts an entrepreneurship-focused YouTube channel with more than 600K subscribers. Gillian works closely with online business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs, teaching them how to develop passive income and flexible lifestyles. She provides expertise in creating and launching digital products.</p> <p>I've had the privilege to be a success coach for her programs, and I've learned so much about business and life from her. Because of this, I'm excited to share these episodes with you.</p> <p>If you're interested in turning your passion and purpose into impact and income, I encourage you to check out Startup Society! It's a great, budget-friendly way to get started with an online business. I love working inside there, and if you've been thinking about working with me, this could be a great option! </p> <p>Today Gillian and I are having a conversation about how to stick with your plan until you succeed. We dive into what perseverance is and why it's an important part of the process. As you listen in today, you'll hear about...</p> <ul><li>Two types of goals and the challenges they present to perseverance</li> <li>The benefits of perseverance, not just to your business but to your life and personal growth</li> <li>How perseverance and discipline are recurring choices, not immutable traits</li> <li>How knowing your “why” on a deep level helps you stay the course</li> <li>How to get honest with yourself about the real conse