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Author: Staci Gray

Think about the last restaurant you visited, car you purchased, or the last time you needed an answer to a burning question. Chances are, you probably Googled it. Or asked ChatGPT ;-)

Entrepreneurship is a demanding journey. It's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of running a business. Between meetings, emails, and other daily tasks, it can be difficult to prioritize and focus on the tasks that will move the needle for your business.

People build businesses for a few key reasons: to make money, to pursue their passion, to create freedom and to have a legitimate excuse for drinking copious amounts of coffee.

Many syndicators begin raising capital primarily through their friends and family. It’s a win-win … They gain valuable experience and help the people they care about gain access to opportunities they might not otherwise even know existed.

Imagine a life and business that allows you to spend almost all of your time doing those things that energize you. Your daily tasks and duties are in complete alignment with your mission and values …

As a visionary entrepreneur, it’s safe to assume you have a long list of goals you want to achieve … First there’s your business goals — like meeting specific growth and financial metrics … And then there’s your personal goals — maybe working out more, eating healthier, or spending more time with your family.

It seems like we’re always shouting from the rooftops the importance of planning … But we can’t stress enough how critical it is when scaling a business and leading people. So we’ll keep beating this drum until it’s ingrained in your business.

As we launch into 2023, many of us have big goals for who we will become, what we will achieve, and what success will look like by the end of the year. These aspirational ideals propel us to show up every day with intention and discipline

As we celebrate the holidays and look forward to a brand new year ahead, let us take a moment to reflect and give our gratitude to 2022! In the hustle and bustle of the season, especially as business owners, pausing to reflect isn’t always easy. But a “go mentality” will only take us so far.