Want to Double Your Income? Stop Second-Guessing Every Business Decision —Do This Instead

Running a business can feel like an emotional rollercoaster. One day you’re on fire, feeling unstoppable. The next? You’re questioning everything, wondering if you should just get a “normal” job and stop trying so damn hard.

Sound familiar?

Here’s the thing, the woman of power you seek to become knows her business isn’t just about strategy…it’s about energy. 

She knows that the way she feels in business matters just as much as the actions she takes. 

She doesn’t constantly second-guess herself. She doesn’t  run in circles, or wait for some “expert” to tell her the right move. 

She focuses on what she does best, stays in her lane, and surrounds herself with the right team. She seeks guidance strategically but never outsources her power…even when chaos unfolds.

That’s where Anandamayi Ma comes in. She’s known as the "Joy-Permeated Mother," which is basically a fancy way of saying she was unshakably happy, no matter what was happening around her.  And she had one powerful message:

👉 "I am my own guru. I know the self that never changes."

Let that sink in for a sec.

You. Are. Your. Own. Guru.

Not your coach.
Not the latest IG trend.

Not the planets.

Not some six-figure entrepreneur on YouTube telling you to “just hustle harder.”

The Business Storms Will Come, But You Are Still YOU

If you’ve been in business long enough, you’ve had those moments when things don’t go as planned.

📉 A launch flops.
😬 Engagement tanks.
😵‍💫 Clients ghost you.

The most powerful version of you sees beyond the chaos, social media clutter, collective noise.  She is sharp, intentional and able to discern the exact 1% strategic shift that triples her income. Yes, you can do this!

Anandamayi Ma’s wisdom reminds us: You are NOT your results. You are not your revenue. You are not your social media likes.

Your true self…the real YOU…doesn’t change based on how well your business is doing. And when you run your business from that place, you stop panicking over every little thing and instead realize that the You that never changes is the source of all.  And that’s when you start making money-making decisions.  You make decisions from love instead of fear.

1. Stop Looking Outside Yourself for the Answers

One of the biggest mistakes I see entrepreneurs make? Thinking someone else has the secret formula for their success.

We binge courses.
We follow “gurus.”
We try a million different strategies.

And yeah, guidance is great. But at the end of the day, no one knows your business like YOU do.

Next time you feel stuck, instead of scrambling for outside advice, pause. Breathe. Ask yourself:

👉 What feels aligned for me?

You’d be amazed at how much clarity you already have when you stop looking for permission to trust yourself.

2. Your Energy Is More Important Than Your Strategy

Listen, I’m not saying strategy doesn’t matter. It 100% does. But you know what matters more? The energy behind it.

If you’re launching from a place of desperation, people feel that.
If you’re creating content from a place of obligation, it won’t land.
If you’re selling from a place of lack, you’ll attract more struggle.

But when you show up in your business from a place of joy, alignment, and trust and you have strategy?

💥 Your content hits differently.
💥 Your offers magnetize the right people.
💥 You stop grinding and start flowing.

And that’s the whole point—business isn’t meant to drain you. Anandamayi Ma embodied pure joy, and that joy wasn’t tied to circumstances. What if your success wasn’t tied to hustling harder, but to feeling better?

3. Trust Yourself (More Than You Trust the Algorithm)

We live in a world where everything feels unpredictable. Social media changes. Trends shift. One day something works, the next day it flops.

But here’s what doesn’t change: YOU.

Your essence. Your gifts. Your ability to show up and serve.

So instead of freaking out over every external shift, ground yourself in who you are and what you bring to the table. That’s the kind of energy that creates sustainable success—not just quick wins that burn you out.