How She Measures Success

We all know that success looks different to each individual. We all set different goals for ourselves, for our businesses, and for our lives. Some of us might only consider ourselves to be successful once we hit that six or seven figure mark, while others might start off striving for a more modest salary in order to live comfortably and still be able to save for the future. Maybe to some of us, success means being able to buy and own a house one day, being able to afford your dream car, or being able to support a big family. But the common denominator still comes down to how much money we have. It’s easy for us to get caught up in the measure of our success as solely our financial situation. What if we took a step back, and focused on other areas where we are successful in life?Diving into this with us today is Dr. Cortney Baker, who helps women entrepreneurs transition from their day jobs and side hustles to full-time CEO of their businesses. Cortney is the owner of an 8-figure national enterprise that has more than 650 employees and has provided healthcare to over 40,000 children with special needs! For her, success goes beyond the numbers. Whether or not you have the money coming in that you want to see, how can you be confident in your success outside of your salary and not lose sight of what it is that truly matters? Check out today’s episode to find out!We talk about:The true way to measure successGoals to set apart from increasing your revenuePreserving small wins over the course of your growthWhy research shows that lack of confidence holds women backOne thing you can do today to improve your mindsetVisit https://www.tashabooth.com/podcast for more info! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.