Dreams Around The World - The Podcast For ENFPs (Campaigners), ADHDers, and Ambitious Creatives

If you "occasionally" procrastinate tasks you hate doing, you might be surprised how easily you can outsource them by hiring a virtual assistant. Even if you're broke, it might be worth investing in today. Here's why. Also, I share my best tips and advice around outsourcing based on making A LOT of mistakes and having a bit of success as well.

As an ENFP, it is VERY natural for us to want to teach and help other people. This often leads us to think about coaching or teaching online. Choosing where to focus and figure out how to start...that can be TOUGH because we have SO MANY INTERESTS. All the possibilities can be overwhelming...but we want to make the right choice, right? Even more episodes specifically for ENFPs coming up this year so be sure to subscribe and join the community here. Thanks again for listening and your support.

Today I want to show you the truth, so in this episode, I will share 5 reasons why NOT to join MLM. But, if you don't, what should you do instead? I also cover some great alternatives to networking marketing that could have you earning more money with less investment and damaging consequences.

I first moved to Europe in 2012 and have been living here since. Life in Europe is quite different to the USA or Canada. In this episode I share some main differences between what it's like to live in Europe versus living back home (Canada for me) So far I have lived in Prague, Barcelona, Hamburg, Berlin, and Italy. While each city is very different, I have also found there to be many similarities living in Europe, regardless of where. So if you're interested in making the move or just curious about what life is like in Europe and how it is different, I hope this episode satisfies.

Oh if only my 32-year-old self could talk to my 22-year-old self and share some of this! Oh well, through my failures you can learn why people fail, and some insights into how YOU can succeed working for yourself.

For an ENFP, choosing the right major, job, or career can be mind boggling! There are SO MANY OPTIONS because you can do so many things. All the possibilities can be overwhelming...but we want to make the right choice, right? Even more episodes specifically for ENFPs coming up this year so be sure to subscribe and join the community. I've recently created a free email based training course just for ENFPs on how to use your personality to your advantage. You can sign up here: www.dreamsaroundtheworld.com/enfptraining/

This is my experience moving from Canada to Europe as an Entrepreneur. Americans (and Canadians!) do treat business and entrepreneurship very differently than Europeans...and the results are obvious!

What is a corporation really, and should you incorporate your freelancing or consulting business now, wait, or never? What if you're a digital nomad? How could incorporating your business help with taxes and residency?

Did your library have lots of inspiration posters too? Motivational posters, posters about goal setting, that kind of stuff? This was one of my favorites and a terrible example for how to set goals. Well, at least if you're an astronaut.

What do you do when unhappy clients make you feel like a fake, or that you're not cut out to succeed working for yourself? Stacey's Full Question: I just watched the youtube video on having ridiculously high expectations of yourself and I found your advice really helpful. However, I wondered how that would apply to freelancers who are learning on the job? For example - I am a fresh out of the box graphic designer. I learned online via distance learning and I am now starting to take on my first clients. I have been struggling with impostor syndrome, which has deepened now I am on my 6th revision of a logo for my first client - resulting in me feeling like I am not good enough. I started to question everything (ENFP here - hi), because if I am learning on the job then failure is not an option. And if I need to build my business based on reputation, then I need to make my clients happy. So, I am kind of stuck between having ridiculously high expectations of myself and also meeting expectations of my clients without feeling like a failure? So now I am not sure whether freelance is right for me - because as a people pleaser I am mentally beating myself up when I feel like I have not met my client's expectations. I think there is a question in there somewhere - hopefully, it makes sense. Any advice you have would be really appreciated. Thanks, Stacey