Let’s Look Under the Hood, Entrepreneur…

Have you been lying to yourself in business? If so, it's time to take accountability and stay self-aware. But it can be easier said than done. Well if you’re having trouble getting started we have a Multi-Point Introspection that you should do regularly to keep things running smoothly.

So, are you ready to take a deep dive into your thoughts and behaviors? 

It's time to roll up our sleeves and get real about staying accountable and self-aware in our entrepreneurial journey. 

Multi-Point Introspection

Introspection and Assessment:

The first step in this journey of self-discovery is to seek feedback from others. Ask those around you for their honest thoughts on how you behave and perform. Then, take a moment to reflect on their feedback and see if it aligns with your perception of yourself. When doing this introspection it’s important, if at all possible, to ask people who aren’t on your payroll. Individuals who have known you a long time, know your business and have the strength to be honest. Sometimes, the outside perspective can reveal truths we might have been blind to.

Component Analysis:

Next up, it's time to turn the spotlight inward. Regularly ask yourself probing questions like "What am I feeling?" or "Why did I react that way?" Dig deep and consider whether your actions and behaviors are in line with your core values. This self-reflection is crucial for staying true to yourself and your principles.

Recommended Scheduled Maintenance:

Just like a well-oiled machine, it's important to schedule regular check-ins with yourself. Set aside dedicated time to evaluate how you're doing mentally, emotionally, and physically. Take stock of your progress and be prepared to adjust your actions and priorities based on what you discover. This ongoing maintenance is key to staying on track and ensuring you're always operating from a place of authenticity.

It's crucial to stay honest with yourself and remain self-aware, especially in the ever-changing landscape of business. If your entrepreneurial journey is marked by constant flux and evolution, commit to performing this Multi-Point Introspection every month. If things are more stable and consistent, quarterly check-ins may suffice. By staying true to yourself and regularly examining your thoughts and behaviors, you'll foster trust throughout your business and prevent yourself from falling into the trap of self-deception.

So, will you commit to performing a Multi-Point Introspection? Take the first step towards greater self-awareness and accountability, and watch as your business—and your life—thrive as a result.

Next Blog

💰 Rethinking Capitalism