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The Solo Grind
Welcome to the solo grind. Your weekly coffee break with a fellow solo entrepreneur who's right there in it with you. I am Teresa Schlup the original caffeine creative and this is where real business meets real life. No hype just honest conversations about building a business on your own terms. We talk mindset, strategy, burnout, breakthroughs, and everything in between because going solo doesn't mean doing it alone.
Grab a cup of coffee, find your favorite spot, and let's talk about what it really takes to do this thing solo.
The Solo Grind
Let’s Redefine the Dream (Again)
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This time of year I love snuggling in and dreaming about what I want to create for the new year ahead. And this year I am doing things a little bit differently Before I imagine what can be I decided to go deep and ask myself some tough questions that has me looking closely at every aspect of my life.
Questions that are simple, yet powerful. Questions that I believe are opening the door to a year built with intention, honesty, and energy that feels incredible.
What I hope you take away from today's episode...
☕ Paying attention to what feels light and what feels heavy will tell you more about your business than most metrics
☕ Your time, energy, and attention matter, and it’s okay to walk away from anything that drains them.
☕ The things you love doing, the ones that make you lose track of time, deserve more space in your life and business.
Links to the cool stuff mentioned in this episode...
☕ Previous episode about Miracle Boxes Create your vision and make it happen☕ The Desire Map by Danielle LaPorte
☕ Outrageous Openness by Tosha Silver
☕ Change me Prayers
☕ Deep Work by Cal Newport
☕ The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck
Links to connect with me...
Book a Consult HERE! (https://caffeinecreative.io/consult/)
Email me HERE! theperfectblendcaffeinecreative.io
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