Posts Tagged ‘leadership’
Simple Steps to Turn Your 5-9 Into Your 9-5
According to a recent study, an astounding 45% of US workers now have side hustles, or businesses they run separate from their day jobs. Admittedly, 66% of those reported that side hustle earnings accounted for less than half of their monthly income, but no matter how large or small our side hustles, the fact that…
Read MoreHow to Make the Tough Choices for Your Business
You’re the only person who is ever going to be 100% dedicated to your business. You’re the one who built the business from the ground up, and you’re the one who cares about it more than anyone else. That’s why you must make the tough choices for your business’s success when the time comes. That’s…
Read MoreSimple Ways to Keep Your Business Thriving in 2021
Many of my clients are feeling burned out from struggling to keep their businesses afloat during the pandemic. When you’re focused on “putting out fires,” it can be hard to think about the future, let alone thriving and growing. Keeping track of all the elements of your business might not be easy when you’re distracted…
Read More3 Things You Must Have Before You Start a Business
More than half of my clients want to start a business, and that’s why I created a 60-day program to help them take the first steps. Psst! Join us for the next live session of Startup In 60. You can’t blindly charge ahead and think everything will magically sort itself out. What about branding? Your…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Customer Data for Your Business
At the beginning of a new quarter, I like to review my customer data before I choose my upcoming goals and projects. In fact, I just sent a survey to my subscribers HERE to get more data and feedback to improve my Startup In 60 program for the relaunch next month. With your business, the…
Read More4 Best Reasons to Relocate Your Office
Do you sometimes feel uninspired or unmotivated due to where your office is located? That’s certainly not the best way to work, and it will only frustrate you as you try to do your projects. Bad location is a common reason for people quitting their jobs or closing their businesses. Don’t let a bad location…
Read More4 Brilliant Benefits of Training for Career Progression
When I was still working in the corporate world in my 20s, I was known as a “job hopper.” That’s someone who “hops” from job to job instead of staying in the same position for decades like our parents and grandparents used to do. It’s supposed to be an insult, but I wore my “job…
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