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Planning comes easy to entrepreneurs. Especially when things feel uncertain, heavy, or unfinished. The notes app fills up. The goals start forming. The urge to do something different kicks in fast.
Pausing rarely feels as natural.
In this episode of the Black to Business podcast, we slow the conversation down on purpose. This is not about setting better goals or building a more ambitious plan. This is about understanding where you are before deciding where you are going.
Because planning without reflection often leads to repetition. New goals. Same pressure. Same habits. Same exhaustion.
This episode is an invitation to pause long enough to see clearly. Not to quit. Not to check out. But to gather the information your business is already giving you.
If you have ever felt like you keep restarting, carrying fatigue into new plans, or setting goals that feel heavy before you even begin, this conversation is for you.
DURING THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN:
Why planning feels safer than pausing and what that habit costs you over time
How skipping reflection turns intention into pressure
What a real pause actually looks like without disappearing or falling behind
The three things every pause should help you identify
How awareness creates stronger plans than motivation ever will
Why pausing helps you stop starting over and start building forward
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Studies show that women negotiate just as frequently as men — so why do they succeed half as often? With wit and humor, business consultant Kathryn Valentine unpacks the gender […]
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