Why I Turned Down a $30K Client!

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Summary

In this episode, Ellen Mackenzie discusses the importance of defining personal goals and creating one's own definition of success. She shares her experience of turning down a potential $30,000 client and reflects on how her goals and priorities have evolved over time. Ellen emphasises the need to resist societal pressures and stay true to one's own vision of success. She encourages listeners to define their own goals and recenter themselves on what they truly want to achieve in their business.

  Takeaways

• Take the time to define your own goals and create your own definition of success.
• Don't let societal pressures or others' definitions of success impact your own vision.
• Reflect on your personal growth and how your goals and priorities have evolved over time.
• Stay true to your own vision and focus on what brings you joy and fulfillment in your business.

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Have a great week guys!
Ellen xx

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Mentioned in today's episode: $0 - $5K Months: My Journey as Social Media Manager: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3js8gqYRAL67sVLq5OrYqP?si=51a5149bd7ca415c 

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