Physicians have what it takes to be the BEST entrepreneurs.
Why?
Because we have staying power. We have the ability to stick with something over time to accomplish a greater goal.
For many of us, it took a whole decade to become a physician. We took the time necessary to build those muscles little by little until we became physician bodybuilders!
And that’s the exact same concept and dedication it takes for entrepreneurs to flourish.
Everything is tied to the kind of muscles we build. If you do things the lazy way or you choose to let worry take over, you are building laziness and worry.
But if you persevere through the tough and scary things, you’re building that muscle of discipline.
You want to keep this image of a bodybuilder in mind. We are all bodybuilders, but the question is what kinds of muscles are we building? Do I have this body that’s made of muscles of laziness, worry, inconsistency, procrastinating on marketing, procrastinating on selling, not putting myself out there, yielding to fear?
Or have I chosen to build muscle around the concepts of consistency, discipline, confidence, effort, and success?
Every time we make a decision, we are contributing to a muscle being built—and we have the power to use those muscles to our advantage in business! I show you how in this episode The EntreMD Podcast. Let’s do this!
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