As entrepreneurs we are often in the thick of our business. Putting out fires, running the day-to-day, analyzing data, pivoting, creating. Does this really give us an objective view of where we are heading?On top of this, many entrepreneurs are one-man shows, they are responsible for the marketing, social media content, ordering, customer acquisition and retention, problem solving, etc. If they fall short on one area of their business, it suffers, there’s nobody else.Does this leave time for creativity? To analyze results? To see what is happening in the marketplace? Prepare for potential changes?To properly run a successful business, there is a certain amount of 30,000 ft looking around that needs to be done. Most entrepreneurs are living at sea level.This is why a coach or mentor is necessary.Steve Harris is an entrepreneur, sought after holistic business coach, and COO of Gorgeous Business Solutions, LLC. To connect with Steve directly reach out at https://www.gorgeousbusinesssolutions.comReferences:Loneliness and Entrepreneurship: How to Recognize and Combat Ithttps://www.forbes.com/councils/forbestechcouncil/2021/07/02/loneliness-and-entrepreneurship-how-to-recognize-and-combat-it/#:~:text=When%20an%20entrepreneur%20hones%20in,Thus%2C%20their%20loneliness%20gets%20reinforcedJay Shetty podcast with Andrew Huberman:https://youtu.be/VSG9hY_t-rs?si=dvlvsmlRtUOZEQfjJason Day quote:https://www.golfdigest.com/story/the-team-that-makes-jason-day-goEntrepreneurial Burnout Study:https://hbr.org/2018/04/what-makes-entrepreneurs-burn-out

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