Got Hustle? These Affirmations for Entrepreneurs will help you stay focused on achieving your entrepreneurial dreams. I got hustle. I have the confidence, persistence and focus to execute my ideas. I am an idea machine. I am inspired to solve the world's problems and help and serve people. I know which ideas I'm focusing on now, which ones I'm focusing on later, which ones I may never get to. I go and I move step by step every day to make the idea a reality, to build the business. I know when to outsource, I know when ask to for advice and suggestions and help and feedback, I know when to just trust my gut and instincts and just go for it. I know who my avatar is. I know how to connect with my avatar. I know the results my avatar needs and wants. I'm developing strategies to market. I am marketing efficiently and accurately. I know I have ideas that I don't know exactly know how to execute. I will learn, I will research, I will develop my skill, I will outsource, I will talk to the right people. When something's unfamiliar, it could be discouraging, which can knock down my confidence, and also demotivate me. But as I learn and as I go, I realize it's not that difficult, it's just that I've never completed this task before, I've never learned this skill, I've never structured my business this way before before and a new experience can be intimidating. And as I learn it, I move forward, I move ahead, I gain confidence and I move on to the next step and the next stage. And I know with each skill and each step in building the business, how to apply it to my avatar so that my avatar is engaged and will convert. I know how to create ravings fans for my business, so I work on creating raving fans for my business. And I'm not distracted.  I focus on the business I want to give and what I want to offer. Not everyone's going to like what I have, not everyone's going to like what I do, not everyone's going to like who I am. I focus on those who do like what I do, who like what I have to offer, who like who I am. Actually, I focus on those who love what I do, I focus on those who love what I have to offer, I focus on those who love who I am. And in all of this, I make sure I maintain my health, I make sure I maintain my balance, I make sure I don't sacrifice my health for my business because ultimately my health is my wealth.   My business is an extension of who I am. My business is something that takes work and effort and something have to keep on top of but it's not something that feels like work because I feel like I have to do it and I'm only doing it for money. There's more to it than money. There's a form of gratification involved, and this helps me fall asleep satisfied with my success and fall asleep satisfied with the impact I'm making and how I'm growing in this process and who I'm meeting in this process and the experiences I'm getting both professionally and personally. And I live in wisdom. I know when to stop with business. I know when to sell a business. I know when a business has had its run. And as much as my business is an extension of me, it's not the core of me. My worth and my value go far beyond business success, business relationships and business associations and dollar figures. Who I am is something that no number, no statistic, no retained earnings could ever measure up to. I assess the season of life I'm in, I assess the life stage I'm in. I assess the personal commitments and responsibilities I have and how reasonable it is to work on my business and how much time, effort, money and energy I can invest into the business right now, knowing there are seasons I can put in much more time and effort and energy and money and seasons where I cannot and maybe should not. And I do not sacrifice the things and the relationships and the people that matter. When I think far ahead into the future at the end of my days I know those relationships matter way more and I always keep that in the forefront of my mind, not at the b