THE KENDER BRAND

  Almost everyone struggles with procrastination. It becomes very detrimental when it constantly stops you from getting work done.   It’s the bane of some Entrepreneur, because they have to double as so many things/positions and it becomes very easy to keep pushing away some daunting tasks. This is literally the reason why so many people under achieve and shut down after the first 2-3 years of operation .   Tasks that we could get done in 5 minutes could take us months to achieve because we keep putting it off and relegating it to some other time that never comes.  I used to be a pro at procrastination. (Well I still get caught up in it once in a while but not so often in a way that allows my work to suffer). I could actively put up an itinerary for the day and at the end of the day I could only tick off one itinerary because I kept pushing back the important tasks and found joy completing the very easy one(s).  If this is your daily practice or you also find yourself (once in a while)

    Entrepreneurship can be quite frightening, difficult and overwhelming especially if you just started out. The journey can sometimes be very lonely and you constantly have to deal with that inner critic that keeps telling you that you’re on your own and you have to succeed at all cost (and that’s the bitter truth).  Once you set out to run your own business, success is hugely dependent on your ability to not just execute and deliver but to also push yourself to do new things, meet deadlines and handle every challenge that comes along the best way possible.  It’s worse off when you have to work from home. The “anxiety syndrome” of not seeming to do enough creeps in and it can be quite a daunting position to be in. It’s no wonder nearly half of all startups fails after the first few years.  However, the situation doesn’t have to be so. Just because you are now on your own doesn’t mean you have to work in isolation or be alone with no support. This is where an Accountability Coach come