Cultivating New Habits 🌱 Big changes begin with small, steady actions. Building new habits takes time, and it’s about showing up each day with patience and self-compassion. Take a moment to reflect: What small habit can you start today to move closer to your desired life? Remember, every step forward counts, no matter how small!

Here’s what I’ve learned over time: I used to think I should take on any client who could pay, but that never worked out. True change comes when you really understand the situation. Don’t make my mistakes: -🌟 Start with a communication assessment. - 🌟Be real about strengths and weaknesses. -🌟 Ask your clients what they actually need before offering any advice. What you get from this? ☑️Real results. ☑️Real value. ☑️And it happens faster than you’d think. A solid leader provides what’s necessary, not just what’s wanted. How do you approach communication assessments?

So last day for invest knowledge, and i will be a short one as this type of investment was explained by other investment types. But it is a varied investment type and will be explained as best I can off of 3 hours of sleep. Private investments are just as it is spelled: Private. Meaning that this investment type is one where you are investing "Privately". Examples are Angel investors for a startup, REI(Rental equity Investments) or better explained as private investment with a rental home company to get money back, private company stocks(stocks that can only be bought when working for a company), debt investment(aka buying a company's debt for them to pay you back for it with interest),investing in a film, and art collection. Risk levels vary massively. Investing into a startup privately and it could fail. Invest in a film and it might flop in the box office. The risk and rewards are much more wild because these are private agreements rather than engaging with a company or investment opportunity through a 3rd part like the stock market or websites. While you get right to the investment you still have risks and if it fails you could lose money. It is the wildest option and one you for sure need to do the most research on. But if the investment works you can reap some good money.

We finished the more physical and hard science -esque investments and money information, now we are onto the softer side on what to do. For all my introverts out there(like me), I am sorry but we need to do better and socialize more. Why? For the people who climbed or are in the corporate world then you know that promotion, sales, and changing companies is all about networking. It opens more doors to you then if you just kept your head down and didn't talk. From better positions, Private investments on a coworker's startup, getting a job at a better company. So how do we do it? By doing what us introverts hate doing. Going out. Now not just going out but to events and parties. Specifically business events. Places like Facebook, Eventbrite, chamber of commerce, and even your local credit union can have events for you to socialize with business owners and find groups of professionals in your industry or an industry you wish to break into. Of course this doesn't automatically mean you have valuable contacts to use. Networking is a process with lots of talking, even outside of events and parties. One meeting doesn't mean you can use them for their connections or skills. You must always talk and build a good relationship with these people before you can ask favors. So is that it? No, even your friends or hobby mates can help you in bettering your situation, some may know people in stores and help you get discounts, some can get you into private parties(Avoid drug parties). But if you can't find groups in your area or online? Making your own groups and events can seriously boost your resume for the corporate world or even impressing clients as a freelancer. Something as easy as a book group about writing poems or Ultimate frisbee can help you learn to manage and administer a group of people. Volunteer work, hobbies, sports, or community are avenues you can explore to build groups and find people that can help you further your goals. Bonus for my introverts: Play a character if you are terrifies of talking and socialization as yourself. Give yourself a healthy imposter syndrome by dressing different, looking different, and acting different. Create a character you can use to socialize.

Who else finds it difficult to make videos for job applications? I shy away from jobs that require making videos. I'd rather do a one-on-one video interview than a self-paced video introduction. How do I become comfortable in front of the camera?