Entrepre-curious? This one's for you!

09/14/22 • 54 min

Inner Archeology with Sarah Turner & Emily Pennystone

Let’s be honest. Building the life of your dreams and achieving the freedom to do what you want – when you want – is hard.

But with the right attitude and willingness to get outside of your comfort zone you can embrace entrepreneurship and make it happen!

Here’s why you should leave “old school” beliefs behind, and what you can do to become an entrepreneur and put people over profit.

Key Points in Episode:

So many of us just move through life being so unconscious about all the beliefs that are actually calling the shots. Reality-check time: have you ever noticed that?
Do you want to embrace entrepreneurship? Just go for it! It isn’t about beliefs people had 10 years ago, there’s much more accessibility now. It’s an opportunity to break free from constraints around what life and careers should look like. Wouldn’t you want to give it a shot?
What you see as pillars today can actually be that as a result of your parents’ beliefs being passed down to you. Look at what the world looks like and is today, and create your own beliefs!
Your limiting beliefs and lack of awareness are what’s holding you back from doing whatever you’re dreaming of doing. #LifeTruth
Sarah said it best: ‘What is true for me may not be true for my children.’ Technology is changing so rapidly, so you have to keep your eyes open. This is your life we’re talking about!
Some people believe that you need to have a special gene or something to be an entrepreneur. Are you one of them? Emily used to believe that herself, but she would be the first to tell you that that’s BS... Be confident, believe that you have what it takes and give it a shot.
Step aside men-run businesses, here comes feminine entrepreneurship – where it isn’t about ‘profit first’ but about ‘people first’.
People saying ‘I’m not an entrepreneur because I could never not have the security of my paycheck each week or month’ is a bunch of you know what... A regular paycheck isn’t promised nor guaranteed, it’s just regular. But it could disappear at any moment (just think about the 2008 recession or the pandemic).
Have you ever experienced good discomfort? You know, that thing that change and growth come from?
Reality-check time: you’re a person that grows. You’re going to make mistakes, you’re going to learn from them, so never stop believing in yourself.
Isn't it just wild that it's a radical concept that we have the right to enjoy our life?

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Inner Archeology Email

Sarah Turner on Instagram

Emily Pennystone on Instagram

InnerArcheology.com

InnerArcheology.tv (video version)

patreon.com/InnerArcheology

Peter Diamandis

Let’s be honest. Building the life of your dreams and achieving the freedom to do what you want – when you want – is hard.

But with the right attitude and willingness to get outside of your comfort zone you can embrace entrepreneurship and make it happen!

Here’s why you should leave “old school” beliefs behind, and what you can do to become an entrepreneur and put people over profit.

Key Points in Episode:

So many of us just move through life being so unconscious about all the beliefs that are actually calling the shots. Reality-check time: have you ever noticed that?
Do you want to embrace entrepreneurship? Just go for it! It isn’t about beliefs people had 10 years ago, there’s much more accessibility now. It’s an opportunity to break free from constraints around what life and careers should look like. Wouldn’t you want to give it a shot?
What you see as pillars today can actually be that as a result of your parents’ beliefs being passed down to you. Look at what the world looks like and is today, and create your own beliefs!
Your limiting beliefs and lack of awareness are what’s holding you back from doing whatever you’re dreaming of doing. #LifeTruth
Sarah said it best: ‘What is true for me may not be true for my children.’ Technology is changing so rapidly, so you have to keep your eyes open. This is your life we’re talking about!
Some people believe that you need to have a special gene or something to be an entrepreneur. Are you one of them? Emily used to believe that herself, but she would be the first to tell you that that’s BS... Be confident, believe that you have what it takes and give it a shot.
Step aside men-run businesses, here comes feminine entrepreneurship – where it isn’t about ‘profit first’ but about ‘people first’.
People saying ‘I’m not an entrepreneur because I could never not have the security of my paycheck each week or month’ is a bunch of you know what... A regular paycheck isn’t promised nor guaranteed, it’s just regular. But it could disappear at any moment (just think about the 2008 recession or the pandemic).
Have you ever experienced good discomfort? You know, that thing that change and growth come from?
Reality-check time: you’re a person that grows. You’re going to make mistakes, you’re going to learn from them, so never stop believing in yourself.
Isn't it just wild that it's a radical concept that we have the right to enjoy our life?

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Inner Archeology Email

Sarah Turner on Instagram

Emily Pennystone on Instagram

InnerArcheology.com

InnerArcheology.tv (video version)

patreon.com/InnerArcheology

Peter Diamandis

Previous Episode

When Ultra-Independence Makes You A Crazy Lady

What does it actually mean to be pregnant?

How are you going to look and feel, and what will you be able to do while expecting?

In this new episode of Inner Archeology, we look at setting realistic expectations for your pregnancy, the role of surrendering, how to rely on others and when being independent isn’t necessarily the best of things.

Key Points In Episode:

Was Sarah really thinking of doing her pregnancy as if she was not pregnant? Heck yeah!
In your mind, you’re expecting to be eating and working out the same as you did before and don’t want to be one of those women who only talks about being pregnant... but in reality, you only eat crackers, can’t exercise because you’re too nauseous and only talk about being pregnant. Just ask Sarah for more!
How do you feel about surrendering? That’s something you’re going to learn to feel during your pregnancy, says Emily.
70% is the new 100%! Or at least it’s been that for Sarah lately – and that’s ok.
Yes, being pregnant may cause you to constantly burp when you’re talking to people and to casually fall asleep on the dining room rug right after dinner... #TrueFacts
Who wouldn’t like to be an independent woman and not have to rely on others? Well, things are going to change during your pregnancy, no doubt!
To rely on others or not to rely on others? Sarah has always been ultra-independent and has had to adjust to relinquish that power and be reliant on others, while Emily (who’s used to relying on others) has had to practice self-reliance and independence.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Inner Archeology Email

Sarah Turner on Instagram

Emily Pennystone on Instagram

InnerArcheology.com

InnerArcheology.tv (video version)

patreon.com/InnerArcheology

The Second Mountain: The Quest for a Moral Life by David Brooks

Attachments: Why You Love, Feel, and Act the Way You Do by Dr. Tim Clinton & Gary Sibcy

Next Episode

Should We Give People The Benefit Of The Doubt?

Have you ever given someone the benefit of the doubt? What about not giving it to them?

Go down one route, and you’ll experience the world one way. Pick the other and you’ll transform your life!

This episode of Inner Archeology talks about what trusting (or distrusting) others really means and the impact it can have on how you perceive and move through the world.

Key Points In Episode:

Do you ever give people the benefit of the doubt? Sarah feels that it’s rooted in a choice about how you want to feel and move through the world.
Choose to be trusting toward people and you’ll create a sort of filter that will help you experience things in a positive way. Don’t want to give it to them? Then, be ready to validate your beliefs somehow...
Emily believes that the key question you should ask yourself is ‘do I believe people are intending me harm?’
Do you want to stop creating a ton of unnecessary suffering and pain for yourself? Stop living as if everybody is intending to harm you, then!
Growing up, Sarah heard little white lies all the time in her family. As she grew, she moved through the world thinking that everyone was lying about things all the time.
Emily said it best: giving people the benefit of the doubt isn’t so much about what others are doing to you, but rather about the quality of your life.
Want another great quote to tweet? Here you go, courtesy of Sarah: ‘Working to give people the benefit of the doubt actually improves your life much more than anything else.’
It depends on your personality: you may be trusting toward someone right from the get go or you may not. However, it’s important to be conscious of what you’re doing and of the potential negative narrative you might be creating...
Have you ever looked at people passing you by, and realized that they may be going through some hard things like you may be at the moment? Everyone’s life is just as complex as yours. That thought-process is called Sonder.
If something is ticking you off right now, take a breather and think. If you think hard enough, you’re probably going to be able to trace it back to the thing that actually affected you in the past and that’s still having that effect on you today.