How to Stop Freaking Out About Your Niche

05/18/21 • 20 min

UNcomplicating Business for Teachers, Helpers, and Givers

The online business world says you MUST have a clear niche right NOW.
And if you don't? You're DOOMED.
As a result, business owners spend an ungodly amount of time freaking out about their niche in 100 different ways.
Which is ridiculous - because your niche is relevant and also totally irrelevant to your success all at the same time.
This week on the podcast I'm going to share my favorite analogy for your niche (really, stop standing in the hallway like a weirdo), and the three simple steps you can follow right now to stop freaking out about your niche now and forever.

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UNcomplicating Business for Teachers, Helpers, and Givers - How to Stop Freaking Out About Your Niche

Transcript

Welcome, welcome, welcome on this episode of the podcast, this is Episode 26, we are going to talk about your niche. This is one of those things, friends, this is something that drives people in the online business world into like baddie circles of crazy, right? where it's like, I need to know my niche, I need to be more specific, I need to be less specific, my niche is too specific. It's too broad. It's too this, it's too that it's Oh, my word. And you can literally drive yourself in circles