Your Business Is an Asset
Your business isn’t your identity. It’s your teacher.
Everyone I know is going through an identity shift right now.
Questioning their path.
Reevaluating what matters.
Their business used to validate them and prove how smart, capable, and important they were.
The money was the measuring stick, even when it drained them.
But the business that used to validate them becomes their trap.
All they do is work.
They don’t feel free.
They’re never really present.
Their partner wants a divorce.
They don’t see how to keep going.
It’s the universe saying:
“Wake up. This isn’t working.”
Business isn’t just adding value and making money.
It’s the evolutionary path founders choose.
When Emotions Are Telling You Something
But when your main emotions are:
Anxiety
Overwhelm
Frustration
Resentment
Pay attention.
These aren’t signs of weakness.
They’re signals from your higher self.
Stop trying to prove your worth.
Start creating a business that serves you.
I did it.
Not because I’m smarter or better, but because I decided I deserved it.
I decided I didn’t have to prove myself any more. That I am enough.
I chose to build a life that doesn’t require chasing external validation.
The First Step: Create a Business You Can Sell
To do this, my first step was to sell my existing business so that I’d have the runway to:
Take a break, travel, write a book
Move across the country
Start a new business
Was it easy? No.
Was it worth it? Yes.
A thousand times yes.
The first thing I had to do was to create a business that other people wanted to buy.
That meant it had to run without me.
Turn Your Business Into an Asset
I learned to separate my identity from my business and turn it into an asset.
I discovered every frustration in your business is actually a risk.
Each week I share exactly what I learned.
You can make your business an asset too.
One that works for you.
One you can even sell.
