54: Doing Things Different To Build a Career and Life You Love, with Logan Lynch

<p class="p1">Do you love the life your job is allowing? Join Natalie Kraus with Logan Lynch as they chat about her discovery of her love for business and working with other entrepreneurs while learning in the process. Logan is a physical therapist, a cycling instructor, and an online sales coach who chose the path towards entrepreneurship over the healthcare industry. In this episode, she shares how she was able to harness the power of the online community to start an online business.</p> <p class="p1"><strong>Making the Choice</strong></p> <p class="p1">Logan graduated as a physical therapist, and the next thing to do is get into practice. Yet, she chose something that is fulfilling for herself – she wants to do business. Logan did not like the idea of doing what most people do: wait for at least ten years to build up their finances and live comfortably. She did not want to spend ten years on something she was not passionate about in the first place. Logan knows she took Physical Therapy in school, but that is not the career she wanted to build. Taking advice from people who had the experience of what she wanted to do, Logan started learning about it. She also listened to podcasts. There were some doubts from people around her, but Logan shuts their opinion out and only welcomed those supporting her decision.<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span></p> <p class="p1"><strong>Mind Over Matter</strong></p> <p class="p1">The mindset of being busy has been embedded since childhood as that is what parents are doing. Logan thinks that people always correlate doing something as a form of being productive, and it carries over that the person is hard on themselves. Being busy is always equated to being productive, when in fact, it is counterproductive. It leads to the person hating their job even when they love it, but the truth is they hate the life that their job allows them to live. People define themselves by their job, and it raises the question if they are fulfilled with the life that their job allows them to l