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5 Self-Care Strategies Every Entrepreneur Should Practice Daily

5 Self-Care Strategies Every Entrepreneur Should Practice Daily

Update: 2018-04-02
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5 Self-Care Strategies Every Entrepreneur Should Practice Daily

Raise your hand if you agree… building your network marketing business may be simple, but it’s not always easy! As entrepreneurs we face rejection, self-doubt, fear of failure, and obstacles on a regular basis. The truth is, only the strong survive. The good news though, is you can TRAIN your mind to be strong so you can withstand any obstacle that comes your way, and be here for the long haul. In this week’s podcast episode I’m sharing 5 daily self-care strategies you can use to keep your mind right so you’re focused, motivated and inspired to grow your business.

In each episode of the Freedom Factor I like to provide you with a powerful free resource to help you get the most out of what we cover together. This week I’m providing you with my personal Miracle Morning Routine Template because of all the self-care strategies I’ve used in my life and business over the years, my morning routine has by far been one of the most impactful. 

In this free download I’ll not only share my own personal morning routine, but also provide you with a template for creating your own Miracle Morning every morning (regardless of how much or how little time you have) and give you my best tips and tricks for how to establish and maintain a consistent morning routine that helps you begin every day in a positive and inspired state of mind.

You can grab my free Miracle Morning Routine by clicking on the image above, or just click here.

 

Why Your Morning Routine is a Waste of Time

When I heard ^^ those words on James Wedmore’s Mind Your Business Podcast a few weeks ago, I knew I needed to listen up so I could understand exactly what he was talking about. 

Not only had I heard James talk about the importance of a morning routine, but virtually every leader I know (across all industries!) practices some kind of positive morning routine, and teaches their team and clients to do the same.

My Mom and I believe in the power of a morning routine SO MUCH that we not only practice it daily ourselves, but teach it to our team and coaching clients as an non-negotiable first step in your daily routine if you want to create success. 

Inside the podcast episode I share exactly what James meant when he said your morning routine is a waste of time — along with why I believe this statement is so profound, and 100% correct.

Click here to listen to the podcast episode now.

How to Elevate Your Mindset (and keep it there ALL DAY) 

Without a doubt, your morning routine is the perfect solution for elevating your mindset at the beginning of every day. That’s why I practice a positive morning routine daily, and put together my Miracle Morning Routine Template to help you do the same. 

The problem though, is we don’t have the strategies in place to KEEP our mindset elevated throughout the day — meaning within just a matter of hours, we’ve slipped back into the old thought patterns, fears, doubts and beliefs that keep us stuck. 

I’ve found there is a set routine that, when practiced daily, allows me to keep an elevated mindset not only in the morning, but throughout the entire day. This routine has a profound impact not only on my business, but in all areas of my life. 

Morning Routine:

Begin each day with a positive and inspirational morning routine to put you in an elevated state of thinking that leaves you inspired and motivated to take action. By spending time each morning focusing on your goals, affirming and visualizing your success, diving into personal development and practicing gratitude, you’re guaranteeing a strong start to the day, every day. 

Don’t forget to download my Miracle Morning Routine Template to help you craft your own positive and productive morning routine. 

Work Day Start-Up and Wind-Down Rituals 

Ideally, we complete our morning routine just in time to transition seamlessly into the first part of our business work-day. But what if your schedule doesn’t work out so smoothly? 

As network marketers, most of us begin our business journey on a very part-time basis. This means that after our positive, inspiring morning routine we often launch immediately into the demands of the day: taking care of your family, driving kids to school, commuting to your day job, etc. 

By the time we DO get back to our business, the elevated mindset we cultivated during our morning routine is all but gone. So really, what’s the point? 

That’s why it’s SO important to punctuate the beginning and the end of your BUSINESS work day with a positive start-up and wind-down ritual to help you re-capture that mindset you cultivated in the morning.

Start your business-building time block by spending 2-3 minutes reviewing your goals, affirmations or vision. Whichever element is MOST powerful for you, this is what you want to review AGAIN as you move into the business-building part of your day.

I discuss this more inside the podcast episode, so be sure to tune in!

To wind down your business-building time block, take out a spiral notebook and jot down: 

  • What did you do well (celebrate your wins, no matter how big or small!)
  • What could you do better (always be striving for improvement)
  • What’s ONE thing you’re grateful for in your business

Ending your business-building time blocks this way each day help you not only start on a positive and inspired note, but also END on one… celebrating your wins while remaining conscious of how you can improve! 

Water and Movement 

My Mom shared an article with me recently entitled, Sitting is the New Smoking. Talk about an eye opener!! It’s no secret, as technology increases, so does our time sitting on our butts. One of the best ways to elevate your mindset, get a change of perspective and re-energize yourself is by implementing MOVEMENT into your daily routine. 

Set a timer, and at least once an hour, get up and walk around. Set a goal for a minimum of 7500 steps every day… and 10,000 is even better! 

Water also helps us maintain our energy throughout the day. So much of our mindset is tied to our physical energy… so by feeding your body with water (rather than sugary or caffeinated drinks) you’re taking a big step in the right direction. 

Here’s the water bottle I use to make sure I’m drinking my 64 ounces of water daily. 

Mid-Day Unplug 

One of the things James Wedmore shared in his podcast is the importance of finding a way to unplug and recharge in the middle of your day. This can be during your lunch hour, right after work, or even mid-afternoon — find a time that fits your schedule where you can spend some unplugged time recharging your batteries. 

If you’re working a full-time job and don’t have a lot of time, this may be something as simple as taking a walk around the block, reading a few pages of a good book, or getting in a quick exercise session. 

As your business grows and you have MORE time, commit to expanding this unplugged time as well. I try to take a couple of hours at least 3 days a week to go ride my horse in the middle of the day. James Wedmore takes time each afternoon to go to the beach and surf! 

The important thing is to walk AWAY from the screen (big and small) and do something just for you! 

Evening Routine

Your morning routine sets the tone for your day, and your evening routine puts a punctuation mark on it. 

I’ve found that, without a set evening routine, I fall asleep thinking about all the things that have happened that day and end up having a hard time falling asleep, and then sleeping restlessly throughout the night. 

Develop a routine that signals to your body and mind, “This day

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5 Self-Care Strategies Every Entrepreneur Should Practice Daily

5 Self-Care Strategies Every Entrepreneur Should Practice Daily