Eleanor Beaton: Embracing Wonder

About Our Guest:
Eleanor Beaton is the founder and CEO of SafiMedia, an education and coaching company for women entrepreneurs. Eleanor is on a mission to double the number of women entrepreneurs that reach 7 figures by 2030.

Eleanor has been recognized nationally and globally for her work as a women’s leadership expert, business coach, and writer.

She is the former Chair of the Visiting Women’s Executive Exchange Program, and a finalist for the prestigious National Business Book Award honor. She has won multiple national and international awards for journalism, leadership coaching and entrepreneurship.

She has served as a growth & marketing advisor to billion-dollar women CEOs, political leaders, and thousands of emerging women leaders and entrepreneurs. She is an advisor to venture capital funds, governments and universities on entrepreneurship, economic development and communications strategy. 

Episode Summary:

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“It's essential to stand in your majesty and fully embrace your skills, gifts, and experiences to be seen and acknowledged." Eleanor Beaton

For any small business owner who is actively growing a business, it’s no surprise that scaling to and sustaining 7 figures a year is going to take strategy AND soft skills.  I’ve said hundreds of times before “if it was just about strategy every small business would be making millions.” But you and I both know that is not the case.  It was back in 2013 when I saw the writing on the wall and began to integrate my faith in my work. My faith introduced topics like alignment, surrender, forgiveness and embodiment into my own work and how I engage with my clients. I was clear that traditional business strategies weren’t going to position me to defy my own limits and become the first in my family to every generate millions of dollars. In this powerful conversation with Eleanor Beaton, we dive into her own journey of integrating her spirituality and emotional wellbeing in her business growth success.  Through embracing wonder, honoring herself and showing up each day with self-respect while leveraging the power of forgiveness, Eleanor is achieving her goal.  Get ready for Eleanor to share some powerful success clues that will aid your own journey to and beyond the million-dollar mark.

Eleanor’s insights, combined with Darnyelle’s wisdom, make this a must-listen episode for anyone on the journey to millions who wants to do it with grace, alignment, and a sense of fulfillment. Get your Move to Millions Podcast notebook ready—you’ll want to take notes on the lessons packed into this incredible conversation!  Listen in to discover:

• How wonder connects us to our highest purpose and vision
• Why building a business with sustainability in mind matters more than hustle
• The critical role of forgiveness in unblocking abundance
• What it means to operate from a place of wholeness in business and life
• How to cultivate self-respect as an entrepreneur and leader

 

Powerful Quotes from The Episode:

• "Spending time in nature fosters a sense of closeness to God and a sense of wonder."
• "It's essential to stand in your majesty and fully embrace your skills, gifts, and experiences to be seen and acknowledged."
• "Achieving a significant external goal, like building a million-dollar business, can lead to feelings of dissatisfaction and depression."
• "Clarifying and pursuing one's vision and potential is a way to honor God."
• "The whole point of forgiveness work is to release yourself from being bound to past mistakes and decisions."
• "Forgiveness requires humility and acknowledging that someone else had the power to affect you emotionally."
• "To check alignment with God's perspective, replace 'I am' statements with 'God is.' If it doesn’t make sense, it signifies misalignment."
• "Many achieve financial success once due to burnout and a lack of sustainable practices, emphasizing the need for infrastructure and systems."
• "Confidence is believing in one's divine creation, and significance means not needing external validation for one's worth."
• Self-respect is being intentional about your commitments and honoring them."
• "Forgiveness is for you, not for them. It releases the flow of your funds."

Move to Millions Wisdom Questions:

Book: The Ultimate Sales Machine Chet Holmes
Favorite Quote: “Only when the tide goes out do you learn who has been swimming naked.” Warren Buffet

Tool Eleanor Swears By: Time Management Course

 

How to Connect with Eleanor Beaton:

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eleanorbeaton/
• Website: https://eleanorbeaton.com/
  
  

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