CEO Mindset PLR ; Discount Course; Do You Sabotage Yourself By Going to Extremes?

Published: Wed, 05/19/21

I'm so happy to see everything opening back up more fully. I can't wait to travel again. Disney would be great but the masks in Florida heat and humidity were a deterrence. Now, that's been lifted - but we'll still mostly stay home awhile longer until this nightmare is a distant memory.

Here's what I have for you today...

By the way: Sue Fleckenstein has a $5 off coupon code: ORGANIC5 you can use on her Organic Gardening Printables PLR if you need printables.

CEO Mindset PLR

Nicole Dean and Melissa Ingold have a brand new PLR bundle called: CEO Mindset: How to Identify and Clear All the Fears & Blocks Holding You Back from Reaching Your Next Level. (Use coupon code: 27 at checkout)

It includes a workbook & video script and it's available at a steep discount through Thursday.

This 17 Page (6765 word) Step-by-Step Video Script Covers:

Step 1: Stop Thinking Like an Employee & Make Your CEO Mindset Priority #1
Step 2: Get Real About What’s Stopping You From Being a Vision-Driven Boss
Step 3: Define and Refine the Fears Stunting Your Growth (So You Can Start Crushing Your Goals!)
Step 4: Tackle the Right Fear First for the Biggest Payoff
Step 5: Break Down Your Fears with Tiny-But-Bold Action
Step 6: Surround Yourself with Other Supportive CEO Superstars

This Package Includes All of This:

Done-for-you 45-page workbook. Your clients will love having this workbook that they can download or print off.
Done-for-you Video Script. Simply tweak the content to suit you. Then record a video teaching the content, or host a livestream if that's your jam.
Done-for-You Sales Page. This alone is worth hundreds of dollars because you won’t have to struggle to write a sales page or hire an expensive copywriter.
21 Facebook posts.

Don't forget to use coupon code: 27 at checkout here:
https://in234.isrefer.com/go/ceomindset/TiffanyLambert

May Discount for Easy Printable Traffic Course

Amy Harrop is letting people grab her Easy Printable Traffic course at a $10 off discount when you use coupon code: EPTJVMAY10 at checkout.

This course is perfect if you want to sell printables like checklists, journals, worksheets, planners, puzzles, coloring books, etc.

The courses teaches things like:

Tweaks for more sales conversions
Using an image for targeting buyers
Free tools to help with traffic
...and more!

She teaches with over-the-shoulder videos so you can see her demo what she's talking about and you follow along and do it with her if you want.

Check out the details of the course here:
http://TiffanyLambert.amyharrop.zaxaa.com/s/4887785657473

Do You Sabotage Yourself By Going to Extremes?

One of the problems that many entrepreneurial types run into is that they can have a tendency to go to extremes. Being someone who goes to extremes can have some advantages.

People who go to extremes can be super focused, but because it can cause you to live a life out of balance more often than not, it can also lead to burnout. Going to the extreme makes what your experience bigger.

So if you fail at something, you’ll have the mindset that a failure is the absolute end of something, rather than putting it into perspective and easily moving on. When you live by extremes, you can have an all or nothing mindset, which lends to seeing every situation as one way or the other, with no middle ground.

This can become a cycle for how you live your personal life as well as how you conduct your business. Going to extremes can cause you to strive to become an overachiever. You’ll start setting impossible goals such as landing 50 new clients in a week when the most you’ve ever converted is 5.

Giving in to extremes can make you drive yourself harder than is physically or mentally safe. You’ll develop tunnel vision and get so focused on one thing that you completely miss other things that need your attention.

Going to the extreme works both ways. For some, they go to the extreme of performance. For others, they go to the extreme of quitting. Their mindset tends to be along the lines of if they can’t land at least 20 new clients in a week, then they might as well quit.

Again, it’s that all or nothing thinking which can have trace elements of perfectionism or low self-confidence at its root. The person can be trying to “prove” themselves or trying to measure up to an impossible standard.

Or, they can have doubts about their abilities and going to the extreme is them trying to compensate for those doubts. Regardless of whether your extreme leads to trying to overachieve impossible goals or quitting, there is the same truth at the base of both.

It’s that you’re putting unrealistic expectations on yourself. On one hand, you’ll feel like you’re on top of the world. Like you’re invincible and you’re totally going to dominate at whatever it is that you’re attempting to do.

But on the other hand, you’ll feel afraid and vulnerable - maybe even like a failure because your desire for what you can or can’t accomplish isn’t based on real, achievable goals or expectations.

That's it for me today - y'all have a great rest of your day!

Tiff ;)

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