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    Girls That Startup: 3 Ways to Improve Your Business Mindset like Sim

    enJune 05, 2024

    Podcast Summary

    • Investing SimplificationMobii's app simplifies investing with daily market updates and handpicked stocks, potentially outperforming the S&P 500. An entrepreneurial mindset, characterized by innovation, problem-solving, and business acumen, also contributes to investing success.

      Investing can be simplified with the help of tools like Mobii's jargon-free app. This app provides daily financial market updates and handpicked stocks, allowing users to build confidence in their investing abilities while potentially outperforming the S&P 500. Additionally, having an entrepreneurial mindset, characterized by innovation, problem-solving, and business acumen, can lead to success in various areas, including investing and building a side hustle. For instance, Sim, a 7 figure business owner, naturally plans businesses and builds communities online. To cultivate a business mindset, individuals can start by gaining experience and learning from resources and role models. Ultimately, confidence in investing and an entrepreneurial mindset are key to building wealth.

    • Entrepreneurial MindsetDeveloping an entrepreneurial mindset involves curiosity, education, and a desire for financial independence and respect. It's not something you're born with, but something you can cultivate through genuine learning and hustle.

      Having an entrepreneurial mindset is not something you're born with, but something you can develop through curiosity, education, and a desire for financial independence and respect. The speaker shares her personal story of wanting to be financially independent in high school and the impact it had on her desire to work hard and hustle to achieve her goals. She emphasizes the importance of being curious and educating oneself about successful businesses to generate innovative ideas and build a business mindset. It's not about being nosy or gossiping, but rather using genuine curiosity to learn and help others. By developing this mindset, one can gain financial freedom, respect, and ultimately, the ability to make choices for themselves.

    • Business StoriesListening to podcasts and reading books about successful entrepreneurs can provide valuable insights and inspire you to identify opportunities in starting your own business. A unique point of difference, like personalization, can be a key business pillar for success.

      Exposing yourself to inspiring business stories can provide valuable insights and inspire you to identify opportunities in starting your own business. Listening to podcasts and reading books about successful entrepreneurs, like the two young dentists from New Zealand who started a luxury phone case business, can help you understand the journey and mindset required to turn an idea into a profitable venture. These stories can make seemingly unreachable success stories more relatable and achievable by demonstrating how ordinary people have achieved extraordinary results. Additionally, identifying a unique point of difference, such as personalization, can be a key business pillar for success. So keep an open mind, be curious, and never underestimate the power of a good business story.

    • Business Acumen, Learning from OthersIdentifying and learning from the experiences of others can provide valuable insights and strategies for business success. Consume business success stories through various mediums and be analytical to understand patterns and reasons behind success or failure.

      Identifying and learning from the experiences of others can be a powerful way to develop business acumen and solve common problems. This was the inspiration behind the creation of Girls That Invest, where the speaker recognized a need for a community of female investors and decided to create one. By consuming business success stories through various mediums like books, documentaries, podcasts, and YouTube videos, one can recognize patterns of success and apply them to their own endeavors. Additionally, being analytical and observant can help in understanding why certain businesses succeed or fail. Success leaves clues, and by carefully examining how others have achieved success, one can learn valuable insights and strategies for their own business ventures. Resources like podcasts and publications like CNBC Make It can also be valuable tools in shaping a more business-focused mindset.

    • Mindset shiftShifting focus from problems to opportunities can lead to business growth and success, as seen in the creation of Girls' End Best podcast during a market downturn.

      Shifting one's mindset from focusing on problems to looking for opportunities can lead to business growth and success. This was exemplified by the experience of starting a podcast called Girls' End Best during a market downturn. Instead of bemoaning the lack of interest in investing, the founders saw an opportunity to help people grow wealth through side hustles and career development. This not only kept their audience engaged but also positioned them as valuable resources when the market eventually recovered. Podcasts, particularly those featuring successful business owners and course creators, can provide valuable insights for those looking to start or grow their own businesses. Additionally, being business-minded involves continuously seeking opportunities rather than dwelling on problems.

    • Entrepreneurship mindsetAn entrepreneurship mindset, which focuses on opportunities instead of problems, promotes creativity, problem-solving, and the ability to pivot. It's crucial to ask questions, seek feedback, research, and do due diligence before making investment decisions.

      Having an entrepreneurship mindset, shifting from a problem focus to an opportunity focus, can significantly help in growing a business. This mindset allows for creativity, problem-solving, and the ability to pivot when needed. The speakers encouraged listeners to ask specific questions about entrepreneurship for further clarification. They also welcomed constructive feedback and encouraged engagement through their email and social media channels. It's important to remember that Girls That Invest does not provide personalized investing advice, but rather educational content. The speakers emphasized the importance of research and due diligence before making any investment decisions. Overall, the discussion highlighted the importance of a proactive, opportunity-focused mindset in business growth.

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