Millionaire mum of five shares her top tip for success

It’s the one thing successful people do differently…

August 09 2018

CEO of Business Chicks, best-selling author and mother of five Emma Isaacs certainly has a lot on her plate!

The entrepreneur bought her first business at the age of 18 and has worked with Sir Richard Branson, Kate Hudson and Nicole Kidman, the Daily Mail reports.

In her new book, Winging It, the Sydney mum reveals the one trait successful people possess that sets them apart – vulnerability.

Yesterday morning at @scbwn_official I talked about the fact that no matter what stage you're at in your business or career, the hustle must never stop. You can't be complacent or be above any task. The other day at an airport I spotted a woman (hey Marcia!) checking out my book. I walked up to her and encouraged her to buy it (aka walked her to the counter and stood there while she bought it 🤣🤣🤣🤣) and yesterday between media interviews I walked the streets of Brisbane popping in on bookstores and signing their copies. We've got to believe that going the extra mile makes the difference. Is there a task you've been putting off that you know would move you closer to your goals? Could you go grab it today? I dare you! #wingingit
Yesterday morning at @scbwn_official I talked about the fact that no matter what stage you're at in your business or career, the hustle must never stop. You can't be complacent or be above any task. The other day at an airport I spotted a woman (hey Marcia!) checking out my book. I walked up to her and encouraged her to buy it (aka walked her to the counter and stood there while she bought it 🤣🤣🤣🤣) and yesterday between media interviews I walked the streets of Brisbane popping in on bookstores and signing their copies. We've got to believe that going the extra mile makes the difference. Is there a task you've been putting off that you know would move you closer to your goals? Could you go grab it today? I dare you! #wingingit

“I have a call with a business coach every week ... I love the chance to truly open up and express where I'm stuck and how I'm feeling, even when it mostly means I'm reduced to a blubbering mess,” Emma says.

“It's easy to put on a mask and pretend that everything's perfect. It takes lots more strength to reach in and admit, 'I'm not a hundred per cent coping here'", she adds.

The businesswoman also said that when she shows vulnerability and honesty with her team, she receives the same openness back.

Almost the Von Trapps. Minus the talent 🤪 #bali #clubmedbali #clubmedinsider
Almost the Von Trapps. Minus the talent 🤪 #bali #clubmedbali #clubmedinsider

Other traits successful people share are taking the time to educate themselves and learn new things, making sure they stay accountable and on track, and seeking (honest!) feedback so they can improve.

“It's much easier and more comfortable to only have friends telling us ‘you’re amazing’, but there's far more value in surrounding ourselves with people who'll say ‘you're capable of more and I'm here to remind you of that’”, she says.

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