There are ebbs, flows, and seasons in small business, and hearing "no" or feeling like things aren't working out can set us back If you ever feel like you're doing it all wrong anytime you hear "No" from a client, this episode will help you. As an entrepreneur of 20 years, Michelle A. Whyte (event planner of Ambiance Events and Chief Etiquette Officer) joins the Still Minimum Wage crew to give us some perspective on what is enough in terms of success and winning instead of absorbing pressure from the world.
We talk about how to redefine what we perceive as rejection, to get comfortable with being patient, and review data to help understand what going on before we make big emotional decisions and the fact that you have permission to change your mind about who you are serving and what we're doing.
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