Promote Yourself to CEO | Small Business Strategy for Women Entrepreneurs Racheal Cook MBA: Author, Entrepreneur, Business Growth Strategist

We entrepreneurs often start out doing literally everything in our business - social media, emails, scheduling, client work - we wear all the hats. But as a smart CEO, you can prioritize tasks so that you can produce the highest value for your biz!

Today we revisit my #1 practice for increasing the value I add and the results I get in my business: the CEO Date. If you want to stay on track for reaching your big business goals every week, month, and year, this episode's for you.

We’ve all heard that it costs money to make money, right?

Do you remember the first big investment you made into your business?

I do… and it was SCARY.

I remember being nervous, excited, and a little nauseous as I wrote the first check to join my first mastermind for $10,000.

In this episode, I want to share with you the ROI of thinking like a CEO - how we can make smart decisions about when, where, and how we spend our money to grow our business.

As women, we so often hate our bodies.
We tear ourselves apart when we look in the mirror.
We relentlessly compare ourselves to other women.
We let our self worth plummet based on the number on the scale.
And as entrepreneurs, that usually means we stop showing up.
I’ve talked to so many amazing women that won’t put themselves out there because of their crippling fear of visibility.
Allow me to let you in on a little secret…

What does it actually mean to be The CEO of your business? We entrepreneurs do EVERYTHING in the beginning, but as we grow, much is automated or delegated, and our job changes. Today, I want to help you define your role as CEO of your business.

This week, I encourage you to pull out a notebook and follow along with me as I review the first 90 days of 2020. I share all of the questions I ask myself each quarter, and show how you can adapt to the new challenges this year has brought us.