This is scary for me to say đł
….pivoting was hard.
Hard for me personally. In my identity. What I thought was possible. What skills I *thought* I had.
The business side was easy- I had an amazing website redo (thank you @shannonjmorris), I tweaked a few things in QBO, added a scheduling platform, and learned a new reporting software.
But my identity as âjust as an accountantâ or âjust a bookkeeperâ was something I had to put aside and create a new identity.
I love the quote, âLife isnât about finding yourself, itâs about creating yourself.â by George Bernard Shaw.
I basically had to re-create myself! I knowâŚit sounds extreme but for over a year now I have been actively âbrainwashingâ myself to create this new identity.
{I mean âbrainwashingâ in the BEST way possible!}
This is more than just daily work, (for me) itâs every hour and every few minutes! It has gotten easier. I became the person I envisioned a year ago! I am her and she is me. đ¤
I am almost fully booked, I make 6ď¸âŁ-figures, I have time in the morning and afternoon to be with my family, and my clients have SO much support to feel peaceful around their numbers AND create more profit. People walk away from my free calls and book clients! Or they take action in their books to get organized. Or they bust through the take-home pay they thought wasn’t possible! đ
Fortunately, I have a great imagination so this process will never end! I am a human BEing who is constantly evolving and being a new/better version.
Iâd love to hear from you on your entrepreneurial journey! Swipe through the pics to see headshots from now âĄď¸ beginning of my business
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