Jul 29, 2026 · 30 min · 10 segments
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So the first thing I want to say is that change is the only constant that we have, right? And we are constantly changing and evolving as human beings, as business owners, as entrepreneurs, and our business is changing and shifting and evolving.
And if we're doing it right, we're expanding, right? We're growing because we're growing as humans.
And so it's natural for you to have different phases in your business where you're suddenly hitting a plateau, whether that's an income plateau or just like, feeling like you've really outgrown this phase of your life and you really are ready for a rebrand, a new beginning, a refresh, shedding that snake skin, right? Keeping in mind that change is part of it is so normal and like a constant thing.
You have to embrace change, right? You really have to be in the flow of your business in order to embrace that change and that constant so that you can be at the forefront of and be the trailblazer in your industry and in your niche.
And being that trailblazer means blazing your own trail, right? Because you are carving out your own path and your path is going to be different from everybody else's because your life experience, your journey, your everything that has gotten you to this place that you are right now is is unique to you, right? So let's explore how exciting this space is, how exciting and how scary and how terrifying it is.
And by the way, I want to say that in addition to change being the only constant that we have, you're not really an entrepreneur if you don't want to burn your business down and do something completely different at least once a day.
And In fact, it's so funny because I'm constantly having new ideas popping into my head for new businesses and new different things, projects that I can do, creative projects.
Because literally, I'm like, oh, you know what? And he just gets that look on his face.
He's like, let me guess, you want to start a country store in that perfect location and make pancakes? And I'm like, yes, how did you know? Yeah.
So if that's you, if you're multi passionate, if that's how your brain works, you are a creative entrepreneur, right? And sometimes even though you love what you're doing, your mind is excited by the possibility of something new and something different, right? And usually you start doing the thing, the thing that you're doing in your business that comes naturally to you, right? It's the niche that's obvious to you.
But at some point, you might realize that, you know what, this isn't exactly what you want to be doing.
But then at that point, maybe you're already committed and you feel boxed in and you feel kind of trapped and caged in with this niche that you decided in, right? Maybe you created a lead magnet with a nurture sequence.
You have an offer that's selling-ish, right? And so you feel like you have this guilt about wanting to try something different and not being loyal to your first thing, because shouldn't you just double down and keep pushing through? And if something is working, just keep going and keep selling it, right? Keep doing that thing that you're doing over and over and over and over again.
And I'm here to tell you that that's not the thing that you should be doing, right? You shouldn't ignore your intuition.
So the first thing I want to say is that change is the only constant that we have, right? And we are constantly changing and evolving as human beings, as business owners, as entrepreneurs, and our business is changing and shifting and evolving.
And if we're doing it right, we're expanding, right? We're growing because we're growing as humans.
And so it's natural for you to have different phases in your business where you're suddenly hitting a plateau, whether that's an income plateau or just like, feeling like you've really outgrown this phase of your life and you really are ready for a rebrand, a new beginning, a refresh, shedding that snake skin, right? Keeping in mind that change is part of it is so normal and like a constant thing.
You have to embrace change, right? You really have to be in the flow of your business in order to embrace that change and that constant so that you can be at the forefront of and be the trailblazer in your industry and in your niche.
And being that trailblazer means blazing your own trail, right? Because you are carving out your own path and your path is going to be different from everybody else's because your life experience, your journey, your everything that has gotten you to this place that you are right now is is unique to you, right? So let's explore how exciting this space is, how exciting and how scary and how terrifying it is.
And by the way, I want to say that in addition to change being the only constant that we have, you're not really an entrepreneur if you don't want to burn your business down and do something completely different at least once a day.
And In fact, it's so funny because I'm constantly having new ideas popping into my head for new businesses and new different things, projects that I can do, creative projects.
Because literally, I'm like, oh, you know what? And he just gets that look on his face.
He's like, let me guess, you want to start a country store in that perfect location and make pancakes? And I'm like, yes, how did you know? Yeah.
So if that's you, if you're multi passionate, if that's how your brain works, you are a creative entrepreneur, right? And sometimes even though you love what you're doing, your mind is excited by the possibility of something new and something different, right? And usually you start doing the thing, the thing that you're doing in your business that comes naturally to you, right? It's the niche that's obvious to you.
But at some point, you might realize that, you know what, this isn't exactly what you want to be doing.
But then at that point, maybe you're already committed and you feel boxed in and you feel kind of trapped and caged in with this niche that you decided in, right? Maybe you created a lead magnet with a nurture sequence.
You have an offer that's selling-ish, right? And so you feel like you have this guilt about wanting to try something different and not being loyal to your first thing, because shouldn't you just double down and keep pushing through? And if something is working, just keep going and keep selling it, right? Keep doing that thing that you're doing over and over and over and over again.
And I'm here to tell you that that's not the thing that you should be doing, right? You shouldn't ignore your intuition.
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