Anthony Sills is the founder of Professional Pen Writers, a copywriting agency where he helps businesses effectively communicate with their ideal customers.
Through blog posts, web copy, white papers, and other content, Anthony writes the words that attracts and converts an audience.
Anthony’s got a ton of lessons to share about the sometimes bumpy journey, and the intangible benefits of being an entrepreneur.
Key points:
- Why having the greatest solution to solve your customers’ problem isn’t enough
- Why sometimes you need to unlearn your training to get the best results
- Why finding your passion doesn’t always need to be your first step when starting a business
- Why you should fail every day
- What to do when you screw up
- The intangible benefits of owning your own business
- What to do with the punches life throws you
Listen to the 26-minute episode here:
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Show notes:
I Am the One Challenge:
Apply the key lessons from this episode with this challenge question on “Your Message.” I prepared a worksheet for you to help you think about and answer the challenge question for your business.
When you grab this worksheet, you’ll have access to each worksheet for every episode as well.
Once you’ve got your answer to the challenge question, tell me about it in the comment below!
Braden Bills says
March 23, 2016 at 2:32 PMI think it’s a good idea to strive to be an entrepreneur. The best tip is to try and fail every day. That way you can improve off of yourself, doing better than you did before. Thank you very much for the information!
Sonia Thompson says
April 1, 2016 at 2:24 PMHey Braden – yes, continuous improvement is essential when it comes to entrepreneurship. 🙂