‘You're not doing enough.’ ‘Couldn’t you have avoided this? I'm sure you could have avoided this.’‘Why couldn't you see this coming six months ago?’I came across these words I journaled last year and cringed. Now that I’m in a place where I’m able to reflect without being so self-critical, I realize that I did do the best I could with what I had and what I knew at the time.The thing is… in business, the unexpected is inevitable. But if I could go back in time, I would have reacted to the unexpected differently.In this episode, I’m sharing the four-part framework of what to do when the unexpected happens that I’ve developed since I wrote those words in my journal. I originally shared it with our Social Curator Community and it struck such a chord, I knew I had to share it with you.   Click play to hear my four-part framework of what to do when the unexpected happens and…[00:02:09] The words JD (my husband and business partner) told me 365 days ago that ended up being true, even though I didn’t want to believe them then.[00:05:21] What motivates and inspires me when I’m facing unexpected challenges.[00:06:21] The importance of being kind to yourself when facing setbacks.[00:09:40] How to allow yourself to feel emotions and move through them.[00:10:36] Why you must have a clear vision for your life and business.[00:11:37] The value of being surrounded by like-minded people who are in similar seasons of business as you. If you enjoyed this episode, I'd love to invite you to a free 14-day trial of Social Curator, where thousands of business owners come together for mindset moments like this, group coaching and weekly training, and marketing plans to take your social media to the next level. (PLUS you'll get to meet Dottie, your AI Social Media Manager who creates content for you in just seconds). Learn more >>HERE<<) For full show notes; vist: http://jasminestar.com/podcast/episode370