Hello everyone, I am so happy you are here! Welcome back to another episode of The Female Empowered Podcast. Today, let’s talk about a topic that I was discussing with my own mentorship and Mastermind group. The topic is what happens when you get bored with your business.

This happens frequently to high achievers because they thrive in growth.

I am also a high achiever and per my experience, I thrive in new opportunities. I have gotten bored with my business so many times, that’s why I am thankful that I have a team who keeps me in check.

Being a high achiever does not have to change, but I want to share with you how you can recognize when you start to hit the wall of boredom and what you can do about it.

You have to listen to this episode because once you get bored, it becomes a risk and a liability to your business. When you get bored, you tend to focus on other things that are not growing your business. And when you are distracted, it pulls you off the course towards your ultimate goal.

Let’s talk about:  

• Introduction to today’s topic
• What happens when you get bored with your business
• What usually leads to boredom with your business: Monotony and stagnation in our personal and professional development
• Reasons why we see boredom in business, especially with high achiever CEOs
• We as high achievers overemphasize on achievements
• Where boredom usually leads us to  
• Ways to combat the risks caused by boredom in the business
• The Mindset that makes us be bored with our business: To be successful, work should be hard
• Conclusion

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