Entrepreneurs are a force to be reckoned with. Their pure magnetism attracts all sorts of attention. But trying to people-please has the potential to pull in loads of pandemonium! Instead, say no to drawing a crowd and say yes to 90 seconds of smart, (successful) tips to crafting a focused forcefield. Knowing how to say … Continue reading “How to Say No to Others: For Business Owners”
What to Look For In a Business Coach
Entrepreneurs know a little guidance can go a long way for growth. But a lot of times the search for that invaluable support can be blurry and deceiving. Allow me to give you an unobstructed view of what a small business coach should really look like, with my super sharp small business slice. We’re getting … Continue reading “What to Look For In a Business Coach”
Why Pain Is Part of Small Business Growth
Small business growth is exciting, yet slightly uncomfortable for many owners. Trying to avoid this pain also prevents progress and stunts growth. Since I’m a firm believer in no pain, no gain, my small business slice is here to stretch and strengthen your entrepreneurial muscles. That’s right, I’m here to pump…YOU UP!
How to Be A More Organized Business Owner
One little known fact about chaos: it’s contagious. It may feel like just one little unopened email here, or one piece of out-of-place paper there, but—before you know it—your entire workspace is infected! Luckily my potent prescription for focus will help you find a pulse under all that clutter and become a more organized business … Continue reading “How to Be A More Organized Business Owner”
How to Exit Your Small Business and Stop Being Overprotective
Overprotective entrepreneurs are those folks who can’t let anyone other than themselves complete important day-to-day tasks. When you’re that tangled up inside your small business, it makes it hard for anything or anyone to grow. That’s why this quick tip tells you how to exit a small business by loosening your grip and sharing responsibility. Time to set your … Continue reading “How to Exit Your Small Business and Stop Being Overprotective”
