Be More Bear on a Unicycle - Focusing on what really matter in your business

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Welcome to the latest episode of the Annoyingly Optimistic show the podcast that helps you cut through the noise and get to the heart of your business's most pressing issues. In this episode "Be more bear on a unicycle" we'll help you hone in on the essential aspects of your unique business journey, without getting distracted by trends or quick fixes, just like a bear expertly balancing on a unicycle.

In this episode, we'll explore the three core questions every business owner should ask themselves: What does success look like for you? What would you fix right now if you could? And what's your biggest business worry? By tackling these key areas, we'll empower you to discover the long-term solutions that will truly make a difference in your business.

Plus, we'll share fun exercises and thought experiments, like explaining your business problems to a 10-year-old, to help you gain deeper insights and unlock creative solutions. You might be surprised by the clarity you'll achieve by simplifying complex issues!

So, are you ready to focus on what really matters in your business and steer your own unicycle to success? Join us for "Bear on a Unicycle" – the latest episode of the Annoyingly Optimistic show that helps you conquer your business challenges, one pedal at a time!
Visit https://www.worrylessmakemore.co.uk/bemorebearonaunicycle and download the helpful free worksheet

If you are self-employed or run a small business and feel more like you're self-annoyed then get in touch, visit the website www.theannoyinglyoptimisticshow.com where you can submit a question or problem and start your journey to becoming self-enjoyed!
The majority of 'business advice' out there isn't aimed at self-employed or micro businesses, following it leaves you frustrated and chasing quick fixes. I specialise in tools, systems, techniques, inspiration and help specifically designed for YOU, the person who has to do it all, who doesn't have a team of people, unlimited resources or the time to spend months learning complicated techniques.