Yes, I am talking about the tiny, annoying insects that buzz around you at picnics trying to get a piece of that pie you’ve had your eye on.

Here’s the thing about fly’s…

They’re pretty unintelligent…

But the interesting thing about a fly is that it’s perception of time is completely different than ours due to something called ‘flicker-fusion frequency’ which ultimately means they see life faster than we do.

Unfortunately, this is what can cause a fly to continuously hit against the same window pane for hours trying to get outside, not knowing that if they would just turn slightly, they could take the path of least resistance to the open window, and ultimately to freedom.

So, how does this pertain to you and your business?

Think of yourself as the fly and the outside world as your business growth and expansion.

You see your goal, you desperately want to achieve your goal, so your mind starts racing, thinking faster and faster, taking more and more actions that lead nowhere, as you try harder and harder to get to your desired destination…

See where I’m going with this?

You are so consumed with this desire, that you take no time to slow down, even for a second to see that there’s an open window just one quick and easy step away.

You want to know what happens to that fly in the end?

It dies.

It dies through the trying, through the working harder.

This is exactly why so many dreams, goals, and aspirations die.

Through sheer burnout and exhaustion.

If you are not seeing growth in your business, STOP, BREATH, and ALLOW the right move to unfold.

I have helped business owners for decades to transform and grow their businesses, and I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt, the answer is there, and it is easier than you could ever imagine to not only find the opening, but to move through to the other side.

Bottom line… Don’t be the Fly.

And, if you’re ready to see how easy it can be to grow your business, you don’t have to do it alone. I am here for you!

But for now, I wish you all the best on your business endeavors, and as always, be blessed.

Joey