Scott Perry lists his roles: husband, father, grandfather, music teacher, writer, mentor. His core identity is showing up as his best self each day. He offers solopreneurs a framework: ask who you truly are, identify your core beliefs and talents, then find people who share your values and need what you offer.
I'm a husband. I'm a father. I'm a grandfather. I am a music teacher. I am a writer. I am a corner man to other aspiring creatives and solopreneurs. I am all these things and I do all of those things in a single day. But fundamentally, I'm just showing up as the best Scott Perry I can be with the goal of engaging with the work and the relationships right in front of me to become a better version of Scott Perry so I can even, so I can help you get what closer to what you want while I pursue becoming who I want to become through the work that I do. And so if you are a solopreneur, I think if you start with who am I really? What am I good at? What are my core beliefs and guiding principles? What are my talents and skills? And where are the people who share my values and need my skills in order to enhance their lives?
Stoics Don't Suppress Emotions, They Do This Instead #stoicism #emotionalintelligence #mindset
