You’re Allowed to Change Your Mind

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You’re Allowed to Change Your Mind

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Evolving direction is not failure. It’s progress.

We’re taught to stick with things, to follow through. To finish what we started. To be consistent, committed, and reliable. Yes, there’s value in that, truly, there is. However, somewhere along the way, many of us learned to equate changing our minds with giving up. Especially in business.

When you’ve built something, named something, invested in something… it’s hard to question whether it still fits, and most of us don’t hear often enough: You’re allowed to evolve. You’re allowed to outgrow things. You’re allowed to change.

It Doesn’t Mean You Got It Wrong

Maybe when you started your business, your offer made perfect sense. The name felt catchy. The colors, the tagline, the way you described it to people. It all fit. Now, that was two years ago. Or five. It doesn’t quite sit the same.

What you offer has changed. Your clients have changed. You have changed. Maybe you’re starting to feel the gap between where you are now in business and where you’re headed.

That isn’t failure. That’s what growth looks like.

Sometimes, clarity comes from movement. You figure things out by trying and testing. Every once in a while, the direction you started in doesn’t match the one you’re meant to stay on.

Know that that’s okay.

Spring is the Season for Reassessing

In nature, this is the time when we clear out the old to make room for what’s next. The same is true in business. Maybe you’re feeling a quiet nudge to pivot. Or a loud one.

Maybe you’ve outgrown something you once felt sure about. A role, a routine, or a version of yourself you’ve been carrying for a while. Maybe the way you talk about what you do doesn’t feel quite right anymore. Maybe the way you show up, in work or life, feels a little out of sync with who you are becoming.

Maybe you’ve changed direction more than once, and now things feel a bit tangled, not wrong, just ready for clarity. 

You don’t have to keep wearing an old identity just because it once fit. What matters isn’t how tightly you hold on. It’s how clearly you move forward.

Build Something That Fits Who You Are Now

We work with a lot of small business owners and creatives who feel stuck in their brand but are unsure how to break free from it. They’re afraid to confuse their audience. To lose momentum. To look uncertain.

More often than not, the opposite happens. When you finally start showing up in a way that feels honest, aligned with who you are now, not just who you were when you started, something settles.

It feels lighter. Clearer. More grounded. Like people are finally seeing you. Not the edited version, not the expected one, but the real one that’s been growing beneath the surface all along. It will feel like people are finally meeting you, not just the version of you from a few seasons ago.

If that’s something you’re craving, you’re definitely not alone. Feeling a shift coming on? Come process it at The Nexus—our coworking space and creative hub for business owners building things that matter.

Changing your mind isn’t quitting. It’s choosing again—with more clarity this time. You’re allowed to do that.

The Nexus – 461 Sandy Creek Rd, Suite 4109, Fayetteville, GA

Catch us Monday through Friday starting at 9:00 AM!

Visit our website to learn more: thenexus.community

Jason Bass

Jason Bass

Jason Bass is the CTO of TheCitizen.com, a community-focused entrepreneur, and founder of Jason Hunter Design. With a passion for fostering creativity and connection, Jason drives initiatives like Night Market and 1 Million Cups, enriching local culture and supporting entrepreneurs.

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