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In this deeply personal episode of Rock Your Reinvention, we discuss how to navigate grief as a business owner. Whether you're a high-achieving woman transitioning from corporate life to entrepreneurship, someone who has recently made that leap, or a veteran business owner, grief can profoundly impact your journey.

I share 8 valuable tips for managing grief, maintaining your well-being, and finding strength during challenging times. I hope this heartfelt advice will help you take a compassionate approach to balancing business responsibilities with personal healing.

Key Takeaways:

Tip 1: Give Yourself Permission and Grace - Allow yourself to feel your emotions and take a break from non-essential tasks.

Tip 2: Care for Your Physical Well-being - It’s important to care for your physical wellbeing. Simple actions, like staying hydrated and eating nourishing foods, can significantly impact your overall well-being.

Tip 3: Tap into Your Faith - Connect with your spiritual beliefs and practices for comfort and guidance, such as prayer, listening to Christian music, etc.

Tip 4: Avoid Making Big Decisions - Consider the risks of making significant life changes during periods of intense grief. Keep a journal to record thoughts and emotions for later reflection.

Tip 5: Let It Light a Fire - You can use the awareness of life's fragility to refocus on your most important life goals and values.

Tip 6: Lean on Your Team or Virtual Assistant - Remember as business owners you can delegate tasks and should communicate clearly with your team during your grieving period. It’s important to take time off when needed, with the support of your team.

Tip 7: Remember Your Grieving Process Is Unique - Everyone's grief journey is different and there is no "right" way to grieve. Honor your own process.

Tip 8: Live a Little - Stay in the present moment as much as possible. Make a conscious choice to enjoy life, even in small ways.

Remember:

• Grieving while managing a business is challenging but possible with self-compassion and support.
• Prioritize your well-being and remember that your unique grieving process is valid.
• Use the experience of grief to realign with your true goals and values, and don't forget to find moments of joy in everyday life.

Next Steps:

• If you’re struggling with grief, consider reaching out for support from friends, family, or a licensed professional.
• Reflect on the tips shared and identify which steps you can integrate into your life right now.
• Join our community of like-minded women in the Successful Working Women, Rocking ReinventionFacebook group for support and inspiration.

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