Self reflection is a vitally important aspect any entrepreneur’s psychological makeup. If you cannot look at yourself, honestly and in a detached manner, and from this vantage point analyze yourself and what you are doing, then you are at a serious disadvantage. Being able to see yourself in this honest and revealing way means that you can see what is going well in your life and do more of that. Naturally it will also mean you can see what is not going so well, and so avoid repeating it.

Ironically enough it was the Liberty League International courses that taught me this way of thinking. It’s ironic because after a few months of introspection and self reflection I realized that Liberty League wasn’t for me, and moved onwards (and so far, it seems upwards too) to LifePath Unlimited.

I have been a home business practitioner for 7 years now, and I have loved most of it. Towards the end of my time with Liberty League International, though, I just felt that there was something missing. Really I didn’t know what it was. It was a feeling deep inside that was strong enough for me to consider leaving my home based business career behind.

One of the more senior players in the organization talked to me at a conference I attended and advised me to sit down, once or twice a week, and really start to think about myself. Self reflection, he said, will help you to work out what that feeling inside really is.

I did exactly what he said, and I found that I was just so UNSATISFIED. I was unsatisfied with the products that I was promoting, I was generally unsatisfied with the people who were organizing things above me. I just thought I could do better.

Many of my friends had moved over to an LifePath opportunity and she finally convinced me to join her there. Was it a good choice? Well, I’m still doing that self reflection on a regular basis, and it’s safe to say that yes, I’m happy with where I am right now.