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Episode 286 - How to Break the Cycle of Entrepreneurial Poverty

Updated: Apr 18







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startup nation, meet: Racheal Cook


Racheal Cook is on a mission to end entrepreneurial poverty of time, energy, and money for women business owners.


She’s an MBA-trained business growth strategist, founder of The CEO Collective, the host of the Promote Yourself to CEO Podcast, and a best-selling author.


Over the last 16 years, she has helped thousands of female entrepreneurs design predictably profitable businesses without the hustle and burnout that doing #allthethings inevitably accomplishes.


Fun fact: Racheal also has a degree in music performance and almost became a professional French horn player.



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Have you ever considered the concept of entrepreneurial poverty? This struggle is very prevalent in the mental health profession. Join us on this episode with business coach, Racheal Cook, as we discuss: How to break the cycle of entrepreneurial poverty.


It's essential that you protect yourself, your time, and your business by setting up your business so you can thrive. Racheal discusses the concept of entrepreneurial poverty, why it happens, and how to avoid it.


She shares tips for keeping your mental, emotional, physical, and financial bank accounts full. She also shares tips for being the CEO of your business so you can run it instead of it running you.


Enjoy the episode and cheers to your thriving practice and life!


  1. Promote yourself to CEO of your practice

  2. Plan for weekly and quarterly CEO dates

  3. Start firing yourself wherever you can


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