I started reading Michael Gerber’s EMyth Master the other day and to be honest it moved me almost to tears.  Yes that’s right I was so moved by what he writes about how you can develop that entrepreneurial spirit, and how so many business owners understand their craft, yet have no understanding as to how to run a business. It was so moving because he hit home with all of his points that are so challenging for business owners.  Also it moved me because it I share his intention, which is to help business owners create a business that they run, not the other way around.

My heart goes out to all the business owners who start a business with the highest intentions – to make a difference, sell a quality product and provide exceptional service.  My heart goes out to those business owners who are now being run by those very businesses and who don’t know that there is a better way.

Most business owners have spent time and money even before they started their business perfecting their craft and now they think they should magically know how to run a business.

I want to tell you there is another way; it can be a challenge to start, and it almost impossible to do if you try it alone.  Here are the two secrets that you need know to get started.  The first one is that you need to acknowledge you can’t do it yourself.  The second one is that you need to reach out and ask for help.

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Jane works with CEOs, Partners, Principals and Executives who are looking for Clarity, Focus and Release. My clients and colleagues call me a thought provoking Business Therapist.  My focus is helping overwhelmed executives regain clarity, let go of ambiguity, uncertainty and fear, while bringing focus to their goals and objectives.  I ask the hard questions knowing that you’re ready to answer them.

Jane is also the author of Put Your Big Girl Panties On and Kick Your Fears in the Ass.

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