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I think we like totally have it twisted as to like who's to blame for why we
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, oh, let me get into it in a sec.

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But if you're new around here, hey, there, I'm Sam Vander Wielen.

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Welcome to On Your Terms.

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I'm an attorney turned entrepreneur who helps online coaches and service
providers legally protect and grow their online businesses using my DIY legal
templates and my Ultimate Bundle.

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And on the show here each week, I bring you fresh tips on how to legally protect
your business and grow that business on your terms.

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future episode.

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With that, let's get into this week's episode, all about who's actually standing
in your business's way.

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Hint, hint, it might be the person listening to this podcast.

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Alright. Let's get into it.

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Okay. So, I listen to the Smartless podcast.

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I admittedly, actually don't really listen to very many podcasts or like
business-related stuff, especially because I've talked about this many times
before, but I actually don't

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consume a lot of content around business, and I find that very helpful for
growing my business.

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I definitely did more in the beginning, but I think like once you're up and
running, it's kind of important to put that stuff down and do as much
implementation as you do consumption.

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But anyway, when I do listen to a podcast, I am obsessed with Smartless.

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So, if you haven't listened to it already, Smartless is a podcast where three
guys, Sean Hayes, Will Arnett, and Jason Bateman invites somebody onto their
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celebrity onto their show each week, and one of the three guys gets to pick
who's the guest that week, and the other two don't know.

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And so, they like guess in the beginning, and then they invite that famous
person on, and because they didn't know who was going to be on, it's like a
really cool just like casual

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conversation between these three incredible comics and actors, and then whoever
they have on.

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So, this one week, they had on Dave Grohl, who's obviously the Nirvana drummer
and the Foo Fighters front man, everything man, very talented

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musician. And I just thought it was so interesting that throughout the episode,
in the interview that they did with Dave Grohl, Dave Grohl kept referring to
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an F up, I won't say the whole thing.

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So, he kept referring to himself as an F up and this is Dave freaking Grohl,
right?

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Like why does Dave Grohl keep referring to himself as an F up?

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And Sean Hayes, who I love, because he played Jack in Will & Grace, and I just
think he's hilarious, and if you listen to Smartless, I feel like Sean Hayes is
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the one out of the three of them that's like very sensitive and tends to like
ask the deeper questions, in my opinion, whereas the other two are hilariously
funny, and

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Sean's really funny, but I just feel like Sean asked deeper questions.

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But when Sean heard for like the 19th time Dave Grohl kept calling himself an F
up, Sean Hayes was like, "Why do you keep saying that?

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You're Dave Grohl.

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Like how could you see yourself as an F up when like the whole world thinks
you're a rock star?", because like he is a rock star.

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And Dave Grohl just kept explaining like that that's just how he saw himself,
right?

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Like he saw himself as an F up.

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And when I was listening to this episode, I couldn't help but just like think
about how we put so much emphasis on all this external stuff, all these

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external forces, all of these things about like what other people are going to
think, like what will other people think if they see me on Instagram?

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Right? Like I remember, I used to worry about like what my family, my friends,
my coworker, my former coworkers when I was a lawyer, like what they would think
when they saw me on Instagram.

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Now, I think that whenever I do a Reel, and then I really run into people I
know, and they're like, "I saw your little video where you're like running
around", and it's so embarrassing, right?

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So, we're like, what will other people think if they see me on Instagram?

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What will my family think about my new career path, or changing jobs, or
starting my own business?

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Are they going to judge me for leaving corporate?

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And then, once we start our businesses, it becomes all this external stuff, like
how many followers do I have?

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Well, we're only worried about that because we're worried about what other
people think about that, and are valid, and we're looking for validation of what
we're doing, but we also do it because it's the way that we all size each other

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up, right? Somebody is a good entrepreneur or a legitimate entrepreneur, 
they're killing it, they're successful once they have a lot of followers, right?

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I remember like a year or two ago when my Instagram account just really started
to grow and like pick up, like my business had always been really successful—or
had been successful for a long time,

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I should say, but for some reason, like Instagram started to pick up, and then
all of a sudden, I started getting all these people writing to me, being like,
"You're killing it, you're killing it".

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And I was like, I'm killing it because I have Instagram followers, like who
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I felt like I was killing it.

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Like to me, I was happy, and like what does that even mean?

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Right? It's like it's all so subjective.

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But then, we question all this stuff, like when people unsubscribe from your
emails, like every time you send out an email, you run to the computer to check
how many people unsubscribe and you look

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through to see if it's anyone you know.

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And then, if it is, God forbid, it's like somebody you know or somebody you
worked with, you're like, was it something I said?

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Like what was it about what I said?

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Do they not like me? Do they not think I'm funny?

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Was I too sarcastic in that email?

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And we go down this whole thing.

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Obviously, we have all this like imposter syndrome and doubting ourselves of
like, will people think I'm smart enough?

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Will they think I'm funny?

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Do I know enough to even talk about this?

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Is somebody going to call me out for not knowing every single thing about what
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Will anybody care if I talk about this?

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Like the online space is so loud, is anybody going to care?

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All of those things are so externally focused, them, family, followers,
industry gurus, clients, email subscribers, right?

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It's all outside of ourselves.

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And I think what I took away from Dave Grohl's comment is that like none of the
success really matters if you don't think that you deserve all of those

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things. If you think you're an F up, then that's the way you'll present
yourself to the world, right?

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So, we look to all this external stuff, but it's like so funny to me, it was
like, if you look at Dave Grohl on paper, it's like he has, I don't even know—I
should have looked it up before this

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episode, but I have no idea how many awards this man has.

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I can imagine it's a ton.

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Obviously, he has a ton of money, which is very, very important to many people.

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He has like reached the pinnacle of being a musician.

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I mean, think about how many people have wanted to be a musician, how many
people would give their left, anything to be a

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full-time paid musician, let alone like one of the world's most famous
musicians who's reached the pinnacle of success in two different

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bands? Right?

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But he sees himself as an F up.

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If we judge ourselves, if we don't think we're worth taking a chance on, then
like it doesn't really matter what all this external stuff is telling us.

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We can have a billion email subscribers, and a million dollars in the bank, and 
10,000, 20,000, 50,000 Instagram followers, when is that going to be enough?

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Right? When is that number, whatever it is that you're looking at, whether it's
money, followers, clients, number of people who buy your course, like email
subscribers,

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whatever, when is that going to be enough?

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It won't, because it's all externally validating, right?

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And don't get me wrong, like it does feel validating to have some of these
metrics, right?

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It does feel like, okay, something must be working here, but I don't think that
we can wait until it gets there.

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Like I feel like from my perspective, like I thought The Ultimate Bundle was
great when like two, or four, or five, six people were buying it per month, I
was like,

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wow, this is a wild success, like I am killing it, right?

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And nobody knew about it, right?

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We're talking five, 10, 15, 20,000-dollar months, and I was like, I am just
killing it, right?

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I am so happy.

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I am so happy that the customers are happy.

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I love this product.

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I love what I do.

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I love writing about this stuff.

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I had like no followers, no email list, not a lot of money, right?

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And so, I'm still like investing a lot of that and I just think how it's so
important along this journey for you to stop and think

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about what's going to impact how you see yourself and not how other people see
you.

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Have you ever felt lost about where to begin with the legal side of protecting
your online business?

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Some people say you can just wing it at the beginning and get officially set up
later.

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Not a good idea, by the way.

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Whether you're afraid to even start working with clients because you don't want
to do something wrong legally, and then get in trouble or your business is
growing, and you sort of forgot to take care of the legal

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pieces, I've got you.

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I don't want you to live in fear of the internet police coming after you and
your business, but you do have to do certain things and get certain things in
place in order to legally and safely run your business

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online. As much as it just feels like an unregulated Wild Wild West online,
that is very much not the case.

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As an attorney turned entrepreneur and former corporate litigator, I can assure
you that there are rules, there are real steps that everybody who runs or starts
an online business needs to

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take. And you're not behind at all.

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I want to teach you the five very simple steps to take to legally protect and
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You don't need an MBA to be a successful entrepreneur and stay out of legal hot
water, but you do need to dot your legal Is and cross your Ts in a few key areas
that can't be skipped.

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So, yes, Dave Grohl is really amazing, and yes, he's achieved a lot of success
in his life, but personally, I don't know about you, I don't want all that like
money, fame, and talent

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only to still think I'm an F up, right?

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And obviously, I'm like picking on Dave Grohl, like maybe he's just
self-deprecating, maybe he was joking, maybe he, like whatever, but I mean, I
don't think he was joking because he kept saying it,

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but he is entitled to like his own way of dealing with all of this.

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But it just made me think about how often I hear from you about, "I'm looking to
grow my business.

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I'm looking to get more Instagram followers.

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I'm looking to sell more of my course.

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I want to sell my course on autopilot like you do", and all of this kind of
stuff, and it's like those are all like great goals, but I certainly hope is not
part of any sort of validation situation, where like

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once you reach that, then you're worth it, then you're successful, then we
won't care what other people think, because I can tell you on the other side of
this that

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it's still embarrassing to post a Reel.

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And I just filmed one that was like super embarrassing.

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You've seen it by now, but it's like this 50 Cent like, go shawty, it's your
birthday, thing, and it's terribly embarrassing.

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And I'm just like, you know what, it's just like, it's not about them, just
like trying to deliver this information.

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So, I see it all the time.

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I want you to be able to look back at what you've done, whether you look back
at last week, last month, last year as you go on in your business, I want you to
look back

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and I want you to be proud.

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I want you to be able to own what you do, right?

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It's not about the stupid numbers.

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You don't have to be proud once you hit 10,000 followers, you don't have to be
proud once you make $10,000 a month, you don't have to be proud once you have 20
clients, like none of that.

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There's so much that you have to be proud of.

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You are not an F up by any means, and maybe you didn't think you were an F up,
but maybe you're also not being super proud of yourself.

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And I just wanted to give you a little talking to today and tell you that you
have a lot to be proud of.

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You have a lot to show others that they can own it, too, right?

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I've been thinking about this as I've been on my own like health and wellness
kick for the last several months, basically since the beginning of December, and
I've been thinking about how like I don't post

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like anything in depth, let's say, on social media about it, because I'm
thinking like no matter what I do, I'd be screwed, right?

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If I post about the workshop or the—the workshop.

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I'm so used to talking about legal workshops.

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If I posted about the workout that I did that day, somebody would tell me that
I'm not lifting big enough weights.

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Another person would tell me that it's too intense of exercise for my hormones.

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Another person would tell me that, blah, blah, blah.

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It just like goes on, right?

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When I eat a certain way, I post pictures of my food, because I just love to
cook, by the way.

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That's why I post pictures of my food, because I'm obsessed with cooking.

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And so, I post pictures of my food.

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I get comments ranging from the, "I'm coming over, like please make me dinner",
to like, "Can I move in with you, can you please be my cook?", to, "You really
shouldn't put cheese on

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that, like that would be good if you didn't kill animals", blah, blah, blah, to
the protein police, as I call them, because everyone's always concerned I'm not
eating enough protein.

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But then, when I eat protein, I get the vegan police, and then I'm a devil for
not being a vegan, and it's like, there's literally no doing right, right?

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And so, I think about that when I think about like, there is a lot along the
way to be proud of when I

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personally, and I'm telling you this, because I know so many of you, your
customers are, your clients are people who you're trying to help with their
health, wellness, fitness, money,

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career, business, life, whatever, relationships.

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I'm telling you this, because along the way, they're going to have a lot of like
small wins and you want to teach them to own it.

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So, like along the way, in my health and wellness journey, I have had lots of
little wins that were so like important to me and I was so proud of.

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And yes, I don't share them on social media because like that's not what I do
for a living, so I don't need to share everything.

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As my friend, Naomi, says, "You have to share parts of yourself, you don't need
to share all parts of yourself in online business", but I quietly am very

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proud of like these micro-wins along the way.

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It's not like I can only be proud once I reached the end goal, which I don't
even have an end goal, but like if there was one, right?

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And it's not like I have to be proud only if I hit like mega milestones.

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That's essentially what you're doing to yourself if you're not super proud of
these like smaller business achievements, right?

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And that's why like in my Ultimate Bundle community, I make them share their
weekly wins on every single Wednesday inside the group, and I tell them in the
post, like this doesn't have to

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be anything mega, this is like I prepped a new contract, I got my website up
and running, I like had a really great sales call in the new client, I
successfully led a client go

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. Like this can be little things.

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It's not all of this like external validation.

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You have to be proud of this for yourself, right?

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And you have the opportunity to show your clients that it's not just about
being proud about the big end result, the external flashy thing that everybody
else is chasing after, it

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can be about the quiet or smaller internal wins, because those are the ones
that like stack up like bricks and make you proud of yourself, right?

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So, I see this all the time with like delaying your business or moving forward
in your business, you can pick the right software or tool, not starting a
podcast until you have like a

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fancier mic or something, not starting your business because you're not legally
protected, but then you don't grow it, because you're legally vulnerable.

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We get in our own way.

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We blame others, on algorithms, on clients, on social media, but it's us,
right?

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Most of the time.

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Privilege being the biggest exception or lack thereof, because I hate this like
pick yourself up from the bootstraps language, because it totally ignores
privilege.

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And so, it is not true that everybody is just like not doing great, because
they're not trying hard enough.

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I don't believe that.

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But for so many people, the lack of like feeling proud, or enough, or like
you're doing great in business, because we are putting too much

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stock in all this external validation, all these external metrics, and we're
also just not stopping to like smell these little wins along the way, right?

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I want you to pick up these little wins along the way.

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So, I can't wait to hear what you think about this episode.

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I'm not really sure it was going to land.

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I hope it's going to land okay.

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I'm trying to give you a bunch of little shorty episodes here coming off of our
big promotion month, but next week, I've got a little personal catch-up episode
going on for you.

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I hope you'll like that.

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If you liked this episode, it would mean so much to me if you screenshot it and
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On Your Terms podcast, but

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tag me on Instagram and let me know what you thought about this episode.

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Please send me a DM. I'm so curious if this landed, how this landed with you,
and what you're taking away from it.

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If there's like even a little shift that you're going to make, I would just
love it if you shared it with me.

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So, please DM me, let me know how things are going.

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I hope that you love On Your Terms.

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Woo-hoo. Alright.

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Well, with that, I'll see you next week for my personal episode.

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Thanks so much for listening to the On Your Terms podcast.

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