The Power to Pivot: Unlocking the Entrepreneur Within

Entrepreneurial Thinking Starts Here – Lessons from the Vegas Stage

What does it really mean to treat your business like a business? That was the core question I asked the audience during my recent talk in Las Vegas — and it's one every aspiring entrepreneur needs to answer honestly.

When people rate their business importance as a 10 out of 10, I follow with a simple but eye-opening question: Do your daily actions reflect that level of commitment?

This isn’t about working harder — it’s about working smarter with the right mindset. The entrepreneurial mindset isn’t something you’re born with — it’s something you develop, and anyone can pivot into it. But first, it requires a reality check.

Stop Waiting for the "Right Time"

So many people delay taking action — waiting for the promotion, the sale, the kids’ birthdays to pass, the chaos to settle. But the truth is, life will always give us an excuse to wait. Entrepreneurs don’t wait — they move. They create goals for today, not someday.

Everyone Has a Story

One of the most powerful moments on stage was when I said:

“Right now things might be hard — and maybe you think I don’t understand. But everyone has a story, everyone has a struggle. The difference? Some let their situation destroy them. Others use it to drive their success.”

Your current situation does not define your future. But your mindset will.

Entrepreneur vs. Employee Thinking

We’ve been raised in a society built on employee thinking: go to school, get a job, stay in your lane. But entrepreneurial success requires shedding that mindset. It’s uncomfortable. It’s unfamiliar. But it’s necessary.

Ask yourself: Is your business full-time, part-time, or a hobby? Are you showing up like an owner — passionate, driven, on fire? Would others look at you and ask, “Do you own this company?”

That’s the energy you need.

The ROI of Belief

Too many people base the value of their business on what it cost them to join — $300, $2,000, maybe $10,000. But real entrepreneurs understand return on investment. The average small business costs $40,000 to start. Most take years to become profitable.

I earned a 472% ROI my first month in this business. You only need to earn $97–$561 in your first month to match a 33% return. That’s unheard of in traditional business.

So why do we undervalue something so powerful? The value you place on your business will determine the results you see.

The Steps Are Simple. The Mindset Is Key.

Success leaves clues. You don’t need to reinvent the wheel. You need to plug into the system:

1. Plug into the System & Listen daily (YouTube is your friend)

2. Introduce the opportunity (Use your upline!)

3. Introduce the system (Copy & paste — literally)

4. Never stop introducing (Consistency builds momentum)

   
   

In Conclusion: Your Vision Must Match Your Mission

Set goals for tomorrow. For next week. Next month. The next six months. And let your vision match your mission. If your dream is freedom — of time, money, purpose — it won’t happen by accident.

It will happen when you pivot into the mindset of an entrepreneur.

And that pivot? It can start today.

Watch the video below to see a snipit of Brooke's Vegas talk!