Momentum is Essential for Multi-Passionate Female Entrepreneurs

Momentum doesn’t mean you’ll never have bad days again. The ebb and flows of entrepreneurship are tricky and come sometimes make you want to give up. Business momentum is the force that drives growth. Momentum is the power behind any successful endeavor, no matter how big or small. It’s the energy that keeps us going despite hardships and challenges. And for multi-passionate female entrepreneurs, momentum plays a big role in achieving success. With momentum, you’re making a difference by avoiding gridlock so you can uplevel.

Wherever there is motion, there is momentum. Motion drives actions and actions drive momentum. It’s a vicious cycle. This is why momentum is power!

You can think of momentum as a force unwilling to come to a stop. Momentum is not pushing a rock up hill. Momentum is observing the rock roll down the hill.  Momentum in business is built when you accumulate a series of successes, one following another quickly, but without stopping. Baby steps lead to quantum leaps!

Momentum is a funny thing.

It takes a loss of momentum for us to realize just how critical it is. Without it, you are far more likely to find yourself distracted and doubting your ability to actually achieve what you set out to do. In reflection, it is always easier to move back into our comfort zones than move forward into the unknown. Unless we are highly motivated to do whatever it takes to overcome that resistance, it’s easier to overthink and procrastinate.

Momentum is the key to success of any business.

Momentum creates motivation. Motivation creates opportunity and opportunity creates results. That is how it works and that is why every entrepreneur needs to learn to create momentum in their business.

The Law of Forced Efficiency says that “There is never enough time to do everything but there is always enough time to do the most important thing.” The opposite of momentum is procrastination. Every time we create a healthy habit, it allows us to stay productive and focused. To stay productive and focused, it’s important to envision our daily vision and have a clear idea of what the most important task or goal is. A vision-driven mindset combined with The Law of Forced Efficiency ensures you maximize your day.

Psychologically, you will find it easier to do a single, small piece of a large project than to start on the whole job. When we start and finish a small piece of a task, you feel motivated to start and finish another piece, and then another, and so on. Each small step forward energizes you. You feel a sense of accomplishment because you’re moving forward. You feel motivated to keep going. 

The urge of completion gives you happiness and is powerful.

As you develop an inner drive, your motivation carries you through to completion. Dreams require decisions, decisions require commitment. If you aren’t committed to moving your rock, you won’t manifest anything. Your vision and mission are critical if you desire true progress.

Having a plan makes taking action easier because it gives you the roadmap of where to go next. Momentum is output. If we are constantly bombarded with outside distractions, the rock will always remain in the same spot. Trusting our own intuition gives us the courage to push the rock and then embrace where it rolls. Get into the habit of checking in with yourself to ensure it’s devoted to what really aligns with who you are. Vision sparks inspiration and innovation.

In order to find success, the first step is to create an image of your bigger vision. Once you’ve identified your goals, create a specific action plan that outlines the steps you need to take in order to get there. Finally, make sure you are consistently taking action towards these goals every day–even if it’s one small step at a time.

Female entrepreneurs can create unstoppable momentum because they’re always stretching and striving.

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Lisa Carmichael ~ Owner & Creator of EPIK Mastermind
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