The $100 MBA Show MBA2690 Q&A Wednesday: How Do I Not Get Bored with My Business?
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Oct 15, 2025 Boredom in business can feel stifling, but it’s actually a sign of growth potential. Discover how to reframe this feeling into motivation by setting new challenges and goals. Alternating between operational and creative tasks can keep things fresh. Delegating responsibilities allows you to focus on strategy and innovation. Reconnecting with customers helps reaffirm your mission. Plus, learning new skills inside and outside work can spark creativity. Embrace boredom as an opportunity for meaningful progress!
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Boredom Signals Growth
- Boredom is not a business problem but a personal signal that you've outgrown your current role.
- Treat boredom as growth knocking and a prompt to level up to new responsibilities.
From Doer To Strategist
- Omar shifted from doing everything at Webinar Ninja to being a strategist and coach as the company grew.
- That transition removed boredom by creating new challenges and responsibilities.
Set Fresh, Stretching Goals
- Set new, concrete challenges to reignite excitement like launching products or hitting revenue milestones.
- Choose goals that force different thinking about systems, markets, or hiring.