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Manifesting Made Easy | Book Club Discussion

Most of my clients want to reach their goals fast . . . like, ASAP! Just strap a rocket to their back, aim them towards the finish line, and light that fuse. Of course, I have to say coach-y things like “it will take time” and “be consistent and patient,” but when it comes down…

Important Things to Consider When Scaling Your Career

Have you been working for a company for a while, but you’re not satisfied with your career growth? Do you want to move to the next level and do more with your skills? Scaling your career takes discipline, passion, motivation, and hard work to get on the right path. Your Passion It’s difficult to scale…

5 Smart Ways to Get Ahead in Your Career

There’s a lot of competition in today’s workforce, and people try everything possible to get ahead in their careers. Businesses also want to do the most they can with fewer resources, and they’re searching for the best talent at lower wages, which means you’re competing with other professionals around the globe. Advancing in your career…

Diversify Your Business Offerings With Financial Services

It’s true that businesses are constantly looking for creative solutions to entice their potential customers. You must try different ways to stand out and succeed with your unique business, and there are many innovative and “out of the box” ideas that can drive your business forward, especially in the newly accessible financial services industry. One…

4 Reasons Why Great Branding Can Boost Your Business

One of my favorite activities to do with my clients is to create their branding plan from scratch. Choosing colors, fonts, images, logos, and most importantly, how they want their customers to feel when interacting with their business is incredibly rewarding. It’s like all the pieces fall into place and your business finally feels REAL!…

4 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…