Why And How I Pivoted Away From A Million Dollar Nutrition Business — Ep. 131

<p><span data-sheets-value= "{"1":2,"2":"In 2019, I walked away from a million-dollar nutrition business. My audience thought I was crazy, my clients didn’t understand, and there was even a part of my own brain that was trying to talk myself out of it. But, the bigger, intuitive heart-centered side of me knew it was the best and only option for me, my life, and my business. Today, I’m going to get real and share a personal story of why and how I walked away from my super successful nutrition practice and ALL of the incredible lessons that came out of that experience."}" data-sheets-userformat= "{"2":15105,"3":{"1":0},"11":4,"12":0,"14":{"1":2,"2":0},"15":"Arial","16":11}"> In 2019, I walked away from a million-dollar nutrition business. My audience thought I was crazy, my clients didn’t understand, and there was even a part of my own brain that was trying to talk myself out of it. But, the bigger, intuitive heart-centered side of me knew it was the best and only option for me, my life, and my business. Today, I’m going to get real and share a personal story of why and how I walked away from my super successful nutrition practice and ALL of the incredible lessons that came out of that experience.</span></p> <p><em>“This is what I encourage my clients now when they are thinking about their business, niche, or dream client: Think about what you love to talk about all day everyday.” - </em>Shawn Mynar</p> <p><em>“No amount of money, exposure, followers, podcast listeners that could make up for how out of alignment I was with my (previous) business, it was not worth it to continue down the road that I was not passionate about. That’s when I knew that it’s time to pivot.” - </em>Shawn Mynar</p> <p><em>“You don’t have to stick with something, if it doesn’t feel right.” - </em>Shawn Mynar</p> <p><em>"The whole point of you having a business is to help people that you want to help, do what you live, fulfill all your passion and purpose and if your business isn’t doing that, then maybe it’s time to pivot." - </em>Shawn Myn