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“Don’t buy in to the fear / media hype” is something I’ve heard more than
once this week. No matter how calm you are staying (or not) there is no
doubt our lives are already significantly impacted by the spread and
precautions around coronavirus, far beyond fear itself.
I feel an urgency to keep this conversation going, with real-time content
that addresses what’s going on around us, particularly at the intersection
of mind, body, and business (my website mission in 2013-2014 before I
started this podcast).
Acting like nothing is happening and it’s all just “business as usual”
strikes me as out of touch, and certainly not Truth While It’s Fresh (a JBE
team value). It’s not business as usual for any of us, and I don’t have to
tell you that. There are very real impacts we are all navigating daily.
For that reason, I have scrapped or postponed several already-scheduled
episodes, and am going to release podcasts more frequently for this series,
Pivoting Around a Pandemic.
This is something unique in most of our lives — the shuttering of broadway,
sports, schools, businesses, — not to mention travel bans, self-quarantine,
and the very real possibility our family members or we could get sick
before year’s end. This episode is for solopreneurs, but I’ll be doing a
range that speak to entrepreneurs, executives, employees, and parents
throughout the series.
In odd, but maybe perfect timing for some of you, Momentum doors are
opening this week (3/17 - 3/20) — which partly inspired the theme for
today’s episode. I debated postponing the launch (one we’ve planned around
since the end of 2019) but with all that’s going on, now is the time small
businesses need community, smart systems, and support more than ever to
weather this storm.
Listen toward the end of the episode for bonuses just for podcast
listeners, and there’s a free workshop coming up on Tuesday March 17 on 10
Scalable Streams of Solopreneur Income to learn more. Register to join us
here »
For full show notes from this episode, visit http://pivotmethod.com/160 |