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Do you struggle to build relationships in your business because you view others as competition? Maybe you have an all-or-nothing mindset and don’t quite understand how you can leverage the power of a community of entrepreneurs like yourself. If you are ready to have an abundance mindset with a circle of solid support, this episode is for you! Rachel Everington shares how crucial it is to build lasting relationships in our entrepreneurial journey.

Rachel is the CEO of The Executive Ninja, operations and virtual executive assistance agency where CEOs can outsource their essential responsibilities to a professional and focus on their ultimate revenue potential. With her love for systems and processes, she and her team are supporting other businesses by leveraging their time so that they may concentrate on their zone of genius while her team handles #allthethings required for the smooth and efficient operation of their business.

Highlights from my conversation with Rachel include:

• Building relationships with those who are in our industry (1:22)
• The value of engaging with those around you (5:46)
• Those who surround you and how they help you (6:45)
• How we underestimate emotional support in the entrepreneurial journey (10:20)
• Having honest conversations with our support circle (12:07)
• Keeping your relationships healthy (13:49)
• Setting boundaries with your relationships (17:44)

Rachel always comes in with the best advice! I would love to hear how Rachel’s way of nurturing relationships and her golden nuggets in this episode have encouraged you to build relationships that help you lead behind the scene! 

Mentioned Resources:

6 Ways to Successfully and Seamlessly Onboard Your New Clients 

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