5 High Performance Habits for Entrepreneurs

The quest for more is something that is inherent as a human and especially as an entrepreneur, more knowledge, more impact and more income.

As a certified NLP Life & Business Coach who works with entrepreneurs to reach their next level of success, learning the strategies and high performance habits can change the course of your life and business trajectory.



1 – Seek Clarity

One of the biggest high performance habits for entrepreneurs is their continual journey to seek clarity, in their life and in their business. They connect with who they want to be, how they want to serve and know how to check in with self to continually re-evaluate.

Who is it you want to be in the world today and how do you want to serve?

2 – Failure is not durable

Your relationship with failure will directly impact how you experience failure. If you are looking to avoid it and are motivated with actions away from failure, your quest is to gain success only if it doesn’t incur failure, which can lead to inaction or failure-averse strategy.

When failure is perceived as inevitable and not durable, motivation focuses towards success knowing that there is a key to success in every failure.

3 – Self Talk

Our thoughts create our reality and not just that, but the language one uses has a direct correlation with our internal state. Simply put, one can’t talk to oneself with a harsh inner critical voice without it directly impacting our mood.

This then has a direct impact on how we interpret the world around us and the challenges presented as an entrepreneur.

Pay attention to the language you use with yourself and also the tone in which you speak to yourself. If they don’t match how you would speak and what you would say to someone you cherish, then readjust to match.

4 – DNA for Success

Irrespective of what your model of success looks like, someone else has achieved your version of ‘success’ before or something very similar.

Look to those for their recipes and learnings to expedite your success and if an exception and no exact replicas, look to those who have done great things to borrow their DNA for success.

5 – Master your Untapped Potential

Your unconscious mind processes approx 2 million bits of information every second, but your conscious mind can only process 134 bits.

Learning to tap into the wealth of knowledge that resides in your unconscious mind, can unlock huge competitive advantage vaults for you.

Start by investing 10 to 20 minutes per day in meditation or mindfulness practice.

 Consistency is key when creating high performance habits. I would encourage you to apply these for 30 days and create your bespoke blueprint for success.
 
Frequently asked questions on high performance habits:

Q: How can entrepreneurs maintain clarity of what they are trying to achieve?

A: Entrepreneurs need to have clarity of the vision of where they are going, before even getting down to goals.  Do you know the vision that you are trying to create?  Do you know where you want to be in the next 5 years, the next 10 years?  Gain clarity on this, and then goal setting becomes more aligned.  

Q: What strategies can entrepreneurs use to prioritise tasks and maintain focus?

A: It’s very easy for an entrepreneur to become overwhelmed with the day to day working in the business and not on the business. A favourite tasking activity of mine is using time-blocking, Pomodoro technique, and minimizing distractions to maintain focus on high-priority tasks.  Yes that does include not having my phone near me.

Q: How can entrepreneurs build and nurture strong relationships?

A: First of all let’s start from an energetic point of view, and step into integrity.  If you are looking for a transactional relationship for business, then people can feel that. If you are looking to nurture strong relationships, and want more than what you can get, ie actually building a true relationship, approach building a relationship on these grounds.  Look for people with aligned values, goals and vibration.

Q: What role does self-care play in entrepreneurial success?

A: Being in business is a marathon and not a sprint, the quickest way to burnout is to not look after your self care.  And that isn’t to say self care is only taking bubble baths.  Self care starts with boundaries, for yourself and for your business. 

 
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