Sick of second-guessing yourself every time you chase a bigidea? Maybe the real roadblock isn’t out there—it’s that voice in your head. In Joey Toth’s mentorship session, Entrepreneurs opened up about imposter syndrome, burnout, and the fear of falling short. Through honest conversation, they learned to reframe negative thoughts, use “I Am” affirmations, and lean on each other for support. The biggest shift? Realizing that success comes from showing up with grit, grace, and a crew that’s got your back—not chasingperfection.

Quotes:

• "If you have a dream, it’s already within you. Since it’s already part of you, you possess it—you just need to bring it to life." — Joey Toth
• "Self-care can be as simple as a five-minute practice, and that’s my encouragement—to find small rituals that work for you. Keep a mental toolbox of reliable go-to strategies, knowing exactly what helps you reset and recharge." — Joey Toth
• "We are our own worst enemy, getting in our own way and facing greater challenges than ever before."

Key Takeaways:

• Write two lists: one with "I Am" statements highlighting your strengths, and another documenting your fears anddoubts.
• Schedule 15-minute self-care rituals that quickly reset your mental state and boost confidence.
• Review and challenge negative self-talk by matching each fear with a corresponding empowering "I Am" statement.
• Take immediate action on opportunities presented in your professional network, even if success isn't guaranteed.
• Post your "I Am" statements in a community to create accountability and inspire others.

Episode Timeline:

[00:01] Simple self-care habits that actually stick

[03:45] I am statements that shut down your doubts

[18:19] Ghosted by clients and still showing up strong

[18:52] How cold calling schools opened big doors

[23:15] Balancing motherhood and your own dreams

[36:32] Charging more and not shrinking about it

[42:34] Starting fresh after retirement with fire

[51:24] From website launch to real momentum

[58:14] Final thoughts and a push to stay connected

Conclusion:

A strong community can make all the difference in helping entrepreneurs move forward. When people feelsupported, they're more likely to stay focused, take smart risks, and keep going through tough times. Sharing ideas, offering feedback, and celebrating small wins together builds trust and momentum. Instead of facing everythingalone, entrepreneurs gain the energy and confidence that comes from being part of something bigger. This kind of connection often fuels progress more than any plan or tool.

Links:

Connect with Joey Toth on:

LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephftoth/

Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/yourcoachjoey/