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5 Tips to Overcome Business Burnout and Feel Motivated Again I mentioned that it’s okay to feel burned out. But most importantly, analyze what’s bringing you joy in your business and what’s draining you. Whether it’s your partner, family, roommate, kids, or even your clients…acknowledging that you feel like people are stepping on your toes and it’s holding you back from growing an aligned business means you can take the next steps to set some boundaries. When you can see what’s working and what’s not, but most importantly what’s bringing you joy and what’s NOT…

I can’t tell you how important it is to spend some time asking yourself why you want this, what you’re chasing after, and who you help. When you want to become a business owner, you need to realize that your blog and the content you create doesn’t revolve around you anymore. If you don’t know who you help, you won’t help anyone! If you surround yourself with people who don’t support your business, aren’t motivating, and bring you down…that is not going to push you towards your goals.

So maybe if your non-business goal is to pay off an extra $5,000 on your student loans this year, your business can help you achieve that faster by bringing in an extra $500 a month. When you work backward from this model you’ll instantly have more motivation and focus to: Set AND achieve your goals but also Set the RIGHT goals to help you get closer to your vision and ideal life With your vision and WHY mapped out, you can move on to the goal-setting and planning part for your business (aka the fun part if you’re a nerd like me.) Whether it’s an eBook, course, program, or coaching…these are all things that will help you SAVE TIME and grow your business FASTER. * Steal my exact strategy for growing a community that’s totally obsessed with you * Map out your full-proof blog to business action plan for 2019 that you can’t wait to start

It wouldn’t be the end of the year without a year in review blog post, right? ! When it comes to blogging, business, and turning your blog into a business, there’s a lot of BIG TASKS you have to do. But when I started setting business goals and not achieving them…I began to feel like goals only made me feel like crap. Towards the end of the year, I started educating myself more on goal-setting and productivity because I wanted to get on top of my game in my business and at my 9-5. I was getting stuff done, but I wasn’t being as efficient and feeling as focused as I knew I could.