All the wrong people have imposter syndrome.

As you begin your journey as a business owner, you're going to be networking with all kinds of seasoned veterans, and most often jumping into things that you may not feel fully prepared for. It will seem like others have it all figured out--their marketing is on point, they are making a steady income, and they have a great reputation around town. Can I tell you a secret? They are all faking it in some way. Part of the key is diving in and using the old adage of faking it until you make it.

No matter how well you plan, how many experts you have on your team, how many books you read, you're going to be confronted with situations that could not have been anticipated, or simply don't have an easy answer.

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It’s all about the team.

There's a lot of things I'm good at. I'm a great cook, an excellent trip planner, and whoooooo boy, get out of my way when its time to throw a party. But here's the flip side: I don't fix my own car, you won't see me cutting my own hair, and you'll never hear me talk about what a great job I did neutering my dog. I know my gifts, and one of them is delegation.