Owning your self respect and personal value is the ONE measurement of success that is consistent. It has nothing to do with the amount of money you want to make, the houses you want to buy, and the number of followers and likes you have.
Owning your self worth, however, CAN mean that you can have all of that - if that's what you really want. Read more >>>
Read MoreFacebook. Is it stealing from you?
As an online business owner, social media — particularly Facebook — has been programmed into most entrepreneur’s minds, to be the place where you find answers, build a network, gain visibility, and ultimately, get clients. After all, it’s a free platform that allows you to join large groups where free information is readily shared, like-minded people are in abundance, and even advertising can be placed for as little as a dollar a day. What could be better, right?
The truth for many entrepreneurs, unfortunately, is that being on Facebook as a business owner, is very different than just “being on Facebook”. No longer is meeting people “just for fun” and no longer is it ok for you to get sucked into wasting time unconsciously.
When you have a business and your income depends on your efficiency, TIME becomes your most precious commodity.
Research shows that over 90% of all new businesses fail within the first year. That’s alarming when you consider that there are thousands of new, hopeful entrepreneurs who are starting businesses everyday, but even more alarming for the herds of existing business owners who spend their days trying to “get clients’ and “make money”.
Ultimately, creating a successful business is not just about obtaining some “laptop luxury” or “work from anywhere” invisible medal, but it’s about understanding HOW to define what success is to you, what the hidden blocks are, and how to then determine the right path for you. READ MORE →→→
Read MoreGetting paid for who you are. It sounds great, but it's not like someone is going to hand you a wad of cash just for being the amazing person you are... or is it?
Whether you have a business or even if you have a job, getting paid for who you are means you have the opportunity to show up as yourself - all of those strong opinions, personal flaws, occasional F-bombs... getting paid for who you are means people - your ideal clients - pay you not only for what you do, but who you are. READ MORE
Read MoreDo what you love. Do the work and the results will follow. Do more, get more.
That's how it's supposed to be, right? I mean, you've studied the greats, read the bios, and yet, when you set out on your business journey, sometimes "do what you love" turns into "WHY am I trying to do what I love? I have to make money!"
You want a meaningful business and you’re a high achiever but are feeling at a bit of a loss with the whole experience.
I know. I get it. It happens to the best of us and it's like a silent force - brought on by the surroundings you find yourself in - either in your own life and/or on Facebook. And seemingly overnight, your once high standards become a product of people, places, and things that you didn't want, know, or knew to be true for your own happiness. READ MORE ➞
Read MoreYou know those time you feel "blocked"? Like you know what you should do but something inside of you stops you?
It's in those moments that you can find clarity if you know where to look. Because it's when you understand more about yourself, your ups and your downs, the things that make you react, you can then take action to make your own life better, and gain greater insight into the minds of your ideal clients. It's this deeper understanding of how people think, that helps you establish a deeper connection with others, and in the end, gives you an advantage in business and life. READ MORE >>>
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