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44. Allowing yourself to thrive in your Zone of Genius

Episode Summary

This week Dawn gives you her perspective on one of the major differences between being a corporate executive and an entrepreneur – Support Team from the beginning vs. No Support Team. The desire to do it all as an entrepreneur can be intriguing and discouraging all at the same time. Dawn explains how easy it is to get lost in the details and lose track of what you’re best at. She also paints a picture of why it is so important to find your zone of genius as an entrepreneur and stick to it.

Key Takeaways To Tune In For

  • [2:15] The skill of delegating tasks in the corporate executive world
  • [5:00] The assessment that will help you narrow down your strengths & zone of genius
  • [10:08] You shouldn’t be the expert in all areas of your business
  • [14:25] When you try to do it all as a business owner, you will impact your mindset and your ability to grow
  • [15:44] The highs & lows of being an entrepreneur can be steep but they are worth it
  • [18:30] Take a step back and evaluate where and how you are spending your time
  • [20:10] Are you still doing what you love the most in your business?

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