MARLA TABAKA: The Steps to Entrepreneurial Freedom

10751 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1205, Los Angeles, CA 90024, December 8, 2014 (Newswire.com) - Marla Tabaka is a small-business adviser who helps entrepreneurs around the globe grow their businesses well into the millions. She has more than 25 years of experience in corporate and startup ventures, and speaks widely on combining strategic and creative thinking for optimum success and happiness.

Are you ready to live your ideal life and own your ideal business? As an innovative Life Coach, Marla Tabaka help clients uncover how incredibly resourceful, creative, successful, and brilliant they truly are. She teaches new and exciting ways to overcome fears and obstacles to take one’s life and company to the Million-Dollar-Mindset.

"Commit to actively and consciously creating your best life ever."

Debbi Dachinger, Radio, Media & TV Personality

Marla asks: “Do you ever feel like you don't have everything it takes to run your own business? Never mind that the evidence shows you're really pretty darn good at what you do? I like to call this "imposter syndrome." It's when entrepreneurs lack confidence in spite of the success they've had.”

To combat the imposter syndrome and thrive successfully instead, Marla recommends the following: “Recognize your strengths and successes. Make a list of your success stories--even if they date back to your high school days. Then note the qualities and skills that you tapped into to achieve your success. Do it your way. Do newsletters, social media updates, and your website your way. Tell your story.  Join a leads group or another type of organized meeting that will give you the opportunity to tell people what you do. As you hone your pitch and begin to see a positive response you will gain confidence. Forgive yourself. We all carry memories of past failures and disappointment.  These little treasures are the classroom of life.  Review those perceived failures and write down what you learned from them. Take in some praise.  Ask friends and family to create a list of all of the things they admire about you. If possible meet with them in person as they read their lists to you. Don't say a word, simply look them in the eye during this process and internalize what they have to say. You might just learn a few things about yourself.” And boost your confidence way up in the process.

Marla has 25 years of experience in corporate, start up and entrepreneurial ventures and has studied with the Coach Training Alliance, e-Myth Worldwide, The Coachville School for Coaches, The College of Metaphysics, and Tony Robbins & Associates. Marla runs a flourishing coaching practice and is also a Success Coach for the nationally known organization, Count-Me-In for Women’s Economic Independence. She’s spent years inspiring women business owners to grow their annual revenues to one million dollars and beyond.  Life Coach Marla loves to share her success tips so she is also a regular author on the popular blogs, SparkPlugging.com and Inc. magazine on line.

In addition to E-Myth Mastery tools, Visualization, EFT Tapping, and Law of Attraction techniques are amongst Marla’s favorite tools to help people achieve their dreams and goals. She believes that, with the right mindset, anything is possible.

Enjoy Marla’s brilliance as she is interviewed on the one hour Dare to Dream talk radio program.  Listen to award-winning, syndicated host and producer, Debbi Dachinger, in conversation with Marla Tabaka. Also hear Dare to Dream radio via podcast at: http://www.deborahdachinger.com/interview-archives and on Podomatic. Dare to Dream radio’s host, Dachinger, is an International bestselling author of two books, keynote speaker, goal achievement expert and media personality. Dare to Dream radio airs live on the following networks:  www.HealthyLife.net (Southern CA/ worldwide); it is also syndicated on WROM Radio (Detroit), WHTB (Massachusetts), Butterfly Radio (Florida), WRFN in London, Totally Tubular Radio (totallytubularradio.com), 102.5 FM (in the U.K.) and AirCheck (Florida) and is heard on 66 syndicated radio stations.