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Although I have accomplished quite a bit in my short lifetime, I’m going through a stage where I feel like a loser.

I’ve been slacking off and honestly kind of board with my business. It’s at the point where I can get by without doing much work.

Everytime I come back to my hometown my family just doesn’t get it. They don’t understand my entrepreneurial mindset.

I’m 21 years old and I’ve built an online fitness coaching business.

I’ve generated multiple six figures over the last 2-3 years.

I decided I was finished with college after my freshman year and wanted to pursue my business all the way.

I moved to San Diego and I’ve been there for about two years.

Although most people would say you’re doing amazing and killing it.

I know I could be doing better.

I want a bigger opportunity, I want to work harder, and develop a vision so huge it scares me.

I feel like my next evolution is coming up but right now I’m in the growing pains where I feel a little lost and unsure of what’s next.

I have a few ideas and I’m testing out the market for them but it’s an uncomfortable period.

I feel like I’m just coasting and not growing. It’s not a fun place to be.

Any advice?

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[–] Nearby-Buffalo-6829@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Feeling stuck after early success is normal. It's a sign you're ready for a bigger challenge. Reconnect with your initial motivations and set larger, scarier goals. Embrace this uncomfortable period as a growth opportunity. Keep experimenting with new ideas and seek inspiration from others in your field. Real progress takes time and patience. Connect with like-minded entrepreneurs for support. You've already achieved a lot, and this feeling of being lost often comes right before a major breakthrough. Stay focused and keep pushing forward. You've got this! I found a cool article for you https://www.cuppa.so/post/breaking-entrepreneurial-burnout-understanding-signs-and-recovery-strategies