How She Pivoted

One question that a lot of us have asked ourselves at one time or another is, “How do I discover what my zone of genius is?” When it comes to our careers, how do we fall into that sweet spot of doing what we love to do, while also doing what we’re good at? You probably won’t be surprised to hear that the answer to this is not black or white. That’s because most of us are multidimensional, multi-passionate human beings! We have a wide variety of skill sets, and backgrounds in various fields. This is something to keep in mind as your business develops. It’s okay to change courses, but doing so can be intimidating, confusing, and overwhelming! There are many factors to consider when it comes to switching up your career path, which is why we invited AdeOla Fadumiye to discuss her experience with us on today’s episode!

AdeOla shares with us how to give yourself permission, freedom, and grace to evolve and pivot in your business in order to create one that you love. She is the founder and Chief Execution Officer of Crys & Tiana, a virtual business management and support company for health, wellness, and lifestyle entrepreneurs and businesses. She is also an editor and writer, and provides a range of manuscript editing services to African and Christian women authors, so she knows all about being multi-passionate and multi-talented in her business! She is no stranger to pivoting in her career, and her path to success and happiness has had it’s fair share of unexpected twists and turns. Today we are diving into how you can face these changes head on while staying true to yourself and continuing to thrive in your business and, ultimately, in your life.

We talk about:

• Shifting your focus throughout your entrepreneurial journey
• Overcoming mindset obstacles that come with pivoting career paths
• How much pivoting is too much?
• Allowing yourself to be multi-passionate in your business
• What questions to ask yourself before pivoting

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