Elora's past struggles with humility and accepting feedback. |
Overcoming the pain of past job experiences that made humility challenging. |
The shift in perspective on humility: viewing it as accepting one's current limitations without shame. |
Balancing family life and business, especially when limited on time. |
How humility helps in setting realistic goals and expectations. |
The role of humility in Elora’s transformation and business growth. |
The impact of accountability programs like the Accelerator on personal growth. |
The concept of doing business with intention and focus, not out of obligation. |
Elora’s Fireside Journals, which combine scripture study with journaling and creative reflection. |
The importance of embracing doubts and how they can strengthen faith. |
In this episode of Your Loving Kick in the Pants, I share a short but heartfelt message as I prepare to celebrate 10 years in business. I talk about the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, admitting there were many times I felt like giving up, but the rewards have been worth it. I also give a sneak peek at a future episode where I’ll reveal my top 10 lessons learned, one from each year of my business journey.
In this episode, I share how accountability shows up in my life and business, and I reflect on reaching ten years as an entrepreneur. I talk about how much I’ve grown, not just in building a business but also in shaping a legacy that will last beyond me. I explain how my journey hasn’t been about chasing “success” as the world defines it, but about learning from mistakes, being grateful for growth, and staying true to my values.
In this episode, I talk about how to dedicate time to getting things done, especially when life feels busy and overwhelming. I explain that accountability is the key to follow-through, and that we don’t need to do everything alone. Instead, we can lean on coaches, friends, or family for support. I also stress the importance of being bold about sharing what we’re working on and recognizing that accountability isn’t just about pressure, it’s about support, progress, and encouragement.
In this episode, I talked about confidence, how people see us, and how that affects our growth in both life and business. I shared personal stories, from watching Wednesday with my kids, to getting compliments about my hair, to playing tennis and realizing I was better than I gave myself credit for. The main lesson was that when we accept compliments and believe in ourselves, we show up with more confidence, and that changes how others see us too.