Simplest Way to Find Out Why You're Not There Yet
And what to do about it.
The Digital Business Dilemma
The internet lets anyone start a business more easilythan before.
Starting a business is less risky, and the profit potential is higher than ever.
Social media, a once-free marketing paradise, is now a double-edged sword, brimming with both genuine and questionable advice.
This has led to market saturation and an overwhelming array of strategies, leaving many entrepreneurs lost and frustrated.
Online business owners, especially those in their early years, are constantly facing challenges:
- Information overload
- Market saturation
- Trust building
- Keeping up with tech
Expert Insight
Alex Hormozi, founder of Acquisition.com with a net worth of $100M, says you need to find the problem to fix it.
And to find the problem, the business owner has to assess his/her intuition.
Often, we assess business with numbers and data. Though important, we tend to neglect our feelings as business owners.
Interesting, isn’t it?
Feeling Overwhelmed
If you’re anxious, frustrated, or overwhelmed, it’s because you can’t pick one thing to do.
You don’t have a strategy which allows you to allocate your finite resources (time, money, and energy) to an infinite number of options.
The solution, as prescribed by Hormozi, is to get external perspectives, like consultants or coaches.
They can provide clarity and direction.
Most people take years and a lot of self-improvement before gaining clarity by themselves. Some never do.
Invest some money to save years of your time.
If this is something that you need, my Power Hour sessions are designed to break through this paralysis. You can book a session here.
Feeling Lost
If you’re depressed, sad, or lost, it’s because you don’t know what to do.
It’s an information gap.
Tackle this by studying successful business models, strategies, and offers. Then implement them and learn through trial and error.
But if you want it fast, there are 2 ways to invest:
- Find someone who you trust to help you build out a roadmap, like a coach or mentor.
- Find someone whose success you want by buying their strategies from them or joining their program.
With that being said, I don’t recommend just buying courses or consuming books or social media content.
Because they’re one-sided and often contradicting.
Instead, take the “private class” route, either in small group cohorts or 1-on-1 tutorship.
I designed a program, SIGMA™, to be 1-on-1 for this exact reason. You can learn more about it here.
But if you’d rather save money than time, that’s fine. Just be prepared that it takes a lot of time and trial and error to bridge a knowledge gap.
Experience breeds knowledge.
Personal Stories of Struggle and Success
At the start of my journey, I was often lost.
My favourite catchphrase was, “I don’t know what I don’t know.”
So, I bought a $15,000 course from Sabri Suby called Quantum Growth to fill that knowledge gap.
It’s a crazy amount of money, yes. I wanted to go fast.
But I made a mistake.
I was filling my knowledge gap faster than executing on them — Quantum Growth, other courses, books, and social media.
I was swamped with tasks without a clear direction.
Eventually, I went from feeling lost to anxious.
So I invested in a mentor.
It took me 2+ years to get to my first $10K month and ultimately my first $100K year.
And I hope to get you there much, much faster.
Trusting Your Entrepreneurial Compass
Entrepreneurs often have a strong intuition that can guide them through tough decisions.
Regular self-reflection can help you understand whether you’re facing a strategy block or a knowledge gap.
Remember, seeking external help can accelerate your journey, whether it’s through strategic consulting or personalized learning paths.
- Power Hour Call: Ask me anything you can fit into an hour. From diagnosing your business or getting in-depth advice for your content, go from feeling lost to gaining clarity.
- SIGMA™ Programme: This comprehensive 1-to-1 interactive workshop will provide you the system I used to grow from $6,000 to $120,000 in income. It has been rated 5/5 by past participants.