Lucy ShrimptonSometimes stepping into a new season of success requires new tools, new people, or new practices. Sometimes it is as simple as shedding old habits, environments, or identities that no longer serve who you are becoming. Identity evolves, and with it, our definition of success evolves too.
Lucy Shrimptonoverwhelm is not caused by the number of things we have to do. It comes from having too many unscheduled things hanging in the air. A to-do list without a plan is chaos. Yet once those same tasks are structured into your diary, order appears, and calm returns.
Lucy ShrimptonYour thoughts shape your feelings. Your feelings shape your actions. And those repeated actions create your identity. If you tell yourself, “I’m just running a little side business,” that’s what it will remain. But if you step into the identity of, “I’m a confident business owner building something extraordinary,” your results will begin to reflect that truth.
Lucy ShrimptonIn this article, Lucy explores the behavioural science behind bullying in business, drawing on her conversation with Lisa Johnson, who grew her business from debt to multi-millions while enduring relentless criticism. Together they discuss why successful people become targets, why resilience must be learned, and why integrity always outshines the noise.