Posts Tagged ‘systems’
Writing a Book? Follow These Steps Before You Publish
As a former book editor, it’s probably no surprise that I attract many writers as clients for my life coaching practice. I love reading their novels, poems, short stories, and other books, and I’m grateful my book editing past helps me guide them in the right direction when they get stuck. These creative writers can…
Read More4 Simple Steps to Run an Even Better Business
I bet if you think about it, your business feels like your baby. Sure, it may keep you up at night worrying about the future, but it’s also a representation of all your hard work. I’ve had more than a few sleepless nights fretting over a product launch or customer complaint. You can smell the…
Read More4 Security Tips for Small Businesses With Online Payment Systems
About 3 years ago, I was sitting down at my office desk with my morning cup of coffee when I noticed a strange email from a client. “I think your website has been hacked.” My heart dropped into my stomach as I raced to bring up my website. The home page that used to show…
Read MoreLife Editor’s Picks: Just In Case
I’m a bit of an “over-preparer,” and I like to have extra items and duplicates . . . you know, just in case. Who knows when you’ll need more toothpaste or batteries or underwear? Better play it safe and stock up so you’re never left in an uncomfortable situation. But all that preparedness requires a…
Read MoreHow to Get Motivated to Work on Any Project Fast!
You gotta be honest with yourself if you want to get motivated. One thing I stress to my clients is that I need to hear the good, the bad, and the ugly. I’m your coach, and I can’t help you don’t tell me the truth. A few days ago, I got an email in my…
Read MoreNew Clubhouse Class: Side Hustles Simplified
Next to fidget spinners and colorful slime, it looks like side hustles are having their moment. Nearly all my clients get to a point when they’re having so much success editing their lives that they want to start their own businesses too. But here’s the thing: they DON’T want to work 24/7, quit their day…
Read MoreNew Clubhouse Class: Make an Operations Manual
When I first started my business, most of my passwords and instructions for various tasks were hastily scribbled on Post-It notes stuck to my desk and laptop. This half-assed organization system wasn’t very helpful, especially when I needed to remember how to publish a blog post or what size to crop my photos. Not surprisingly, my business…
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