48. Mastering Your Craft as a Solopreneur: Trust, Competence, and Purpose with Brian Mullins
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In this episode Dwayne continues his conversation with Brian Mullins about the journey of solopreneurs. With insights from Mullins' experience as a farrier, they delve into the hurdles of managing a one-person business, the importance of knowing the business side of your craft, and the significance of building a supportive team. They also touch upon the psychological aspects of entrepreneurship, including fear, failure, and the constant pursuit of growth and purpose. Additionally, the episode explores how leveraging passive income and staying inspired can lead to long-term success. Brian shares his methods of overcoming challenges by enlisting the help of mentors, hiring the right support, and staying true to a goal of service and inspiration. The discussion underscores the value of community, human connections, and continuous self-improvement in the entrepreneurial world.
Learn more about Brian at https://www.mullinsfarrier.com/
Time Stamps:
00:00 Introduction to the Business of Doing Business
01:21 Continuing the Conversation with Brian Mullins
01:55 The Importance of Accounting in Business
02:06 Learning the Business Side of Craftsmanship
04:43 Building a Support Team
07:41 Leveraging Resources for Passive Income
12:25 The Inspiration Business
17:20 Breaking Habits and Embracing Discomfort
24:40 The Power of Habits and Influences
26:38 Facing Fears and Embracing Challenges
29:11 The Impact of Individualism and Technology
30:58 The Importance of Positive Self-Talk
37:44 Preparedness in Life and Business
45:46 The Value of Community and Support
48:29 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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