What does it mean to do the work? After 7 years and 300 episodes, Emily reboots the very first Being Boss podcast episode. She explores why doing the work is what separates the hobbyists from the professionals, why it is critical to also have a devotion to the craft of business, and why having self-awareness is necessary for getting what you want. This concept continues to be a cornerstone of our conversations in our community and other entrepreneurs. Because when you show up to do the work, you are being boss.
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05/03/22 • 61 min
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Welcome to Almanac - #300 - What It Means To Do The Work
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In episode 300 of the Being Boss podcast, titled "What It Means To Do The Work," Emily Thompson reflects on the journey of being a creative entrepreneur. She emphasizes the need for discipline, dedication, and hard work in pursuing success. Through her own experiences, she discusses the never-ending nature of entrepreneurship and the continuous cycle of milestones and new challenges. Emily also explores the concept of trust in the process, acknowledging that it becomes easier with time and experience. She highlights the importance of consistently showing up and doing the work, while also acknowledging the difficulties of getting started, finishing projects, and seeking help when needed. Moreover, Emily delves into the correlation between dedication to one's craft and the revenue and longevity it can generate. She introduces the idea of dedicating oneself to the journey of personal and professional growth and emphasizes the importance of self-awareness in identifying areas where support is needed. Throughout the episode, Emily offers practical tactics such as time tracking for optimizing work and expanding one's capacity for success. She concludes with gratitude for the listeners, team, community, brand partners, and loved ones, and encourages everyone to continue doing the work and being the boss. This engaging and inspiring episode provides valuable insights and practical tips for creative business owners.
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Hey there, listeners Corey from the Being Boss team here, I have a quick question for you. Do you want to get more out of what we do here at Being Boss? Sure. You like this podcast, but did you know that Emily's recording monthly episodes of Making A Business? The show that follows along as she builds her other business Almanac Supply Co. These episodes are available exclusively to members of the Being Boss club house. Along with business work
#300 - What It Means To Do The Work Top Questions Answered
How can I separate myself as a professional in a creative industry?
To separate yourself as a professional in a creative industry, it's important to dedicate yourself to doing the work. This means cultivating your craft and learning the business side of your field.
How can I trust the process for entrepreneurial success?
Trusting the process is crucial for entrepreneurial success. It allows you to step into the flow and make progress. Have faith in your abilities and stay dedicated to your journey.
What are some tactics to optimize work and stop wasting time?
Time tracking is a helpful tactic to optimize your work and avoid wasting time. By keeping track of how you spend your time, you can identify areas for improvement and become more efficient.
How do I expand my capacity for success?
Expanding your capacity for success involves doing the necessary inner work and continuously learning new tactics. It also requires upleveling your skills and embracing personal growth.
What is the significance of "doing the work" in entrepreneurship?
"Doing the work" is crucial in entrepreneurship as it separates hobbyists from professionals and creatives from creative entrepreneurs. It involves dedicating yourself to learning, cultivating your craft, and understanding the business side of your field.
How do I define what "doing the work" looks like for me?
Defining what "doing the work" looks like for you involves self-awareness and understanding your own definition of success. It may vary from person to person, so it's important to figure out what works best for you.
What are some challenges in the journey of entrepreneurship?
The journey of entrepreneurship is challenging, and there is no end to the to-do list or the challenges that come with running a business. However, with dedication and perseverance, it can be rewarding and worth it.
How can I seek assistance in my entrepreneurial journey?
Seeking assistance can be challenging but necessary in the entrepreneurial journey. Self-awareness is key to identifying where you need support. Reach out to mentors, join communities, or consider hiring professionals when needed.
What are some key aspects of "doing the work" in creative industries?
"Doing the work" in creative industries involves a combination of mindset work, setting boundaries, embracing habits, celebrating achievements, and consistently honing your craft. It requires dedication and discipline.
How do I develop Being Boss tendencies?
Developing Being Boss tendencies requires discipline and dedication. While not everyone may have innate tendencies, anyone can cultivate them through continuous learning, embracing challenges, and staying committed to personal and professional growth.
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