Entrepreneurship can be a lonely endeavor without effective connections. However, in today's age of technology, it's easier than ever to form and engage with communities of like-minded individuals. This connection can provide valuable feedback, motivation, and support to help you navigate the setbacks of this journey. Connections do not have to be those big, flashy moments. It's possible to create big changes with small connections, as Jen Nash tells us in this episode.
Jen Nash has over twenty years of working as a senior consultant for Fortune 100 Pharma, Health, Tech, and Finance giants. Jen Nash now regularly inspires and supports leaders at firms large and small—to deepen their connections in support of all the good things in life: happiness, growth, and sustained community.
As a Connector in Chief, Jen Nash helps people add more meaning to their lives through connections. She is a master facilitator, author, sought-after executive coach, and corporate trainer/speaker. Not surprisingly—her Masterful Storytelling corporate training garners rave reviews when it comes to helping support employees to become more audience-focused, connection-minded, and grounded when they speak or present.
In this podcast episode, we will talk about entrepreneurship, the highs, and lows of
entrepreneurship, how lonely entrepreneurship can be, and how to create connections despite what’s happening in the world.
During this episode, you will learn about;
[00:00] Episode intro and a quick bio of the guest, Jen Nash
[01:55] Tips and tricks for finding and connecting with like-minded entrepreneurs
[02:40] Jen’s backstory from corporate to entrepreneurship and the milestones achieved
[08:45] Jen’s mindset to overcome the anxiety of doing something new
[10:48] Her divergence between writing and coaching and what motivated her
[16:20] Get rid of entrepreneurial loneliness through connection
[19:18] How to get rid of setbacks when things go wrong in your entrepreneurial pursuits
[24:06] Ways you can create these tiny connections with your limited time and resources
[33:26] The most important aspect of putting more effort into when starting a business
[34:41] How you can reach out and connect with Jen
[35:40] Ending show and call to action
Notable Quotes
● Your 9 to 5 money will always be spent anyhow if you are not aggressive about
allocating it to a long-term project that will create passive wealth. [03:51]
● Just one conversation can change your life. [08:05]
● Entrepreneurial loneliness is like a plague. It will ‘eat’ you away. The only best antidote to it is to connect. [15:38]
● An abundance mindset will open many doors to success as an entrepreneur. Fun and
joy become part of your journey. [32:43]
Resources Mentioned
1. The Big Power of Tiny Connections: How Small Interactions Spark Awesome
Outcomes: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09NWHYW13/
2. Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C7M8SX9/
3. Rich Dad's CASHFLOW Quadrant by Robert T. Kiyosaki:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0175P5MZU/
Connect With Jen Nash
Website: https://www.jennash.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennash-connect
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realjennash
Twitter: https://twitter.com
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