Cassie explores the importance of a strong business context and the reality that your business will only grow as much as you do. 

 

What can happen if you have a weak business context? 

 

How does your personal development affect your business? 

I’ve spoken previously and mentioned very briefly about rules for living.  

 

Why have rules? Actually we need rules in order to progress in life, in order to move forward, it’s a bit like in our game of life.  

 

We play lots of different games, I know I’ve spoken about this before when it comes to the different hats that you might wear. 

How easy to you find it to focus? Have you even given it a second thought? 

 

Are you a natural multi-tasker, spending your time spinning a whole load of plates?  

 

This blog from Cassie might give you a few things to think about... 

It all starts with you when it comes to your business and career goals.  

 

Success Coach Cassie Footman provides ongoing support to entrepreneurs and senior leadership team professionals.  

 

Find out how to love yourself more in this blog. 

I have been working closely recently with some amazing women in business who are all mums, in a group coaching program that I offer.  

 

One of the biggest challenges they have identified for themselves as individuals in business, is boundaries. 

 

Today I am going discuss boundaries and control, two subjects that frequently come up in discussion. 

Do you ever hear yourself say: “Just get on with it”? 

 

"Just get on with it"- isn’t that something that just you say to yourself? 

 

Where does that come from? In this blog Cassie explores boundaries, perhaps a lack of them, and why we do what we do, in business and at home. 

Building a brilliant team is one of the keys to business success. 

 

How can you ensure you get the right people on board to support you and your business?  

 

What do you need to consider? How can you prepare for finding the right team? 

 

Here I will discuss strategies for taking care of all of that...  

For me identity is about... who am I?  

 

Who are you?  

 

And what is that you’re striving to achieve? 

 

One of the things that I do when I’m working with clients, is we look at identity as a subject as it’s really important. It’s possible to really misunderstand this particular area. 

One of the biggest challenges that I’ve observed lots of business owners have, whether it comes to their business life or their personal life, is the belief that everything needs to be perfect. That in order to succeed, everything needs to be just right. 

 

In my own personal view, there’s nothing wrong with high standards, but when we have standards so high that they paralyse us, are those standards serving or are they actually hindering? 

With the conflict of different identities, I’ve realised my daughter is now in year 9, she’s 13, she’s going to be 14 this school year. She wants to go to University, so she will probably be 18 then. So potentially, I’ve only got four summers left. Four summers! 

 

How can you create an environment which can satisfy your commitment to your business and your family?