entrepreneurship, business growth, identity, vision, mindset, coaching, personal development, strategy, clarity, successSummaryIn this episode, Markus Tebel reflects on his journey as an entrepreneur, discussing the cyclical nature of business growth and the importance of clarity and identity in achieving success. He critiques the common 'Be, Do, Have' mindset, proposing instead a 'See, BE, Expand' approach that emphasizes gradual growth and enjoying the process. Tebel shares insights on the challenges faced by entrepreneurs and the necessity of aligning one's identity with their goals to foster a successful business environment.TakeawaysThis first episode feels like a new start.Entrepreneurship goes through various cycles.What is needed was really to come back to clarity.A lot of entrepreneurs gave up this year.You need to step into the identity of somebody.You need to be that version of yourself.Your subconscious mind is a predicting machine.Hard is not what we want; we want an easy life.See, Be, Expand: A new approach to growth.Enjoying the process is key to achieving your vision.

This episode was recorded straight from the island of Rhodes—sun, soul shifts, and all. (And sorry for the bad sound quality)

What started as a vacation turned into a full-body realization: the strategy still works, but the version of me running it? Bored. Disconnected. Ready for more.

In this episode, I share what really sparked the idea for ENOUGH (my upcoming free masterclass), why your vision will always feel out of reach if you keep trying to “plan” your way there, and how to move when your next level isn't just about business—it’s about becoming.

You’ll hear the truth about:

• Why strategy isn’t the problem

• How identity creates momentum

• And what happens when you finally stop fixing and start becoming

Let’s go there. Together.

Join ENOUGH (free 4-day masterclass in July): https://service.markustebel.com/ENOUGH/
More from me: markustebel.com

You want consistent sales — but your business still feels like a rollercoaster?

In this episode, I talk about the one thing most entrepreneurs ignore once things start working: momentum.

Not more hustle. Not more strategy. But knowing how to hold the energy, keep showing up, and not self-sabotage when it finally starts flowing.

If you’re tired of the stop-start cycle — this one's for you.

More from me: markustebel.com
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