“If your main power drain is old expectations, write down a rule that's running your business and ask, would I choose this today? If the answer is no, break it once this week.”

Susie Daphnis · HerBusiness · 385: 4 Ways You're Giving Your Power Away as a Woman Business Owner

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Write down an old business rule and decide whether to keep it; if not, break it for a week

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