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3D Transitions and the Real Imposter In Socially Conscious Business
By Louise O’Reilly
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THESE ARE COMMON THOUGHTS WE HAVE HAD SWIRL THROUGH OUR HEADS ABOUT BUSINESS.
Every second we are transitioning further from a masculine, 2-dimensional way of doing business (this is who I am and this is what I sell), into a feminine, 3-dimensional way of doing business (this is who I am, this what I sell, and this is what I stand for). People are becoming more and more conscious of the way they consume and to whom they give their money to. Social impact is now a deciding factor when purchasing products and services. And we as entrepreneurs are inevitably transitioning into that 3-dimensional way of business if we desire the continuation of our business. The beautiful thing about it is, the transition into the 3D business model isn’t driven by the change in the way people are buying, but in fact, because business owners feel a call from within to be a part of creating change. To start innovating a world that’s more socially and environmentally conscious. The change in consumer purchasing is merely the nudge needed to make a stand on those local and global issues. Returning back to those thoughts of self-doubt I open this conversation with, the addition of that 3rd dimension of business also has some possible obstacles in business that I’d like to make you aware of. So, those feelings of being fake, or being afraid that someone, at any moment, may unmask you and the facade you’ve been putting up in your business… it’s not real.
Take the message with excitement and grace for your expansion. And go bring your vision of a better world into reality. You got this!
Read the complete article in the new issue of Mumpreneur Movement Magazine: From Imposter To Influencer.
Louise O'Reilly
With her unique self-expression, heart-centred rebelliousness, and clarity of her thought-provoking vision of what the world could be enjoying, it’s no wonder Louise is a blogger, writer, radio presenter, and an online course creator. Being the founder of Ascension Personal Development (online) Academy means Louise gets to guides students into their own personal, spiritual and business development and expansion. Louise is a Warrwa-Noongar womxn who focuses on cultural diversity & inclusion and anti-racism work for individuals and businesses from the inside out. Offering online courses, live trainings, consultancy and writing services in this field. Her dream is to stimulate co-creation of a more inclusive world. Where everyone feels free to be themselves. Her drive is her two children. Her cheer-squad is her husband and her inspiration is the calling from deep within. Louise’s teaching style is gentle, inclusive and supportive. LouiseOReilly.com.au is her second business, where she blogs about Aboriginal human rights, her culture, and life from the perspective of a fair-skinned Aboriginal womxn. Outside of business Louise was freelance writing for Amnesty International, a Miss NAIDOC Perth finalist, and is part of an Australian first, Aboriginal-led visionary 10-year project designed to create social change and reconciliation in Boorloo (Perth).
