We are definitely reeling from all that is happening currently. People are experiencing pandemic fatigue, as well as Zoom fatigue. And communication can sometimes be tiring. But it’s absolutely crucial to stay ahead of the curve. We’re now moving through the crisis. I always say have a plan “A” and a plan “B” and prepare. It’s like preparing an editorial calendar. You need to be asking yourself: What do you need to think about three to six months out? What

This week we have been talking all about telling stories to create relationships, and then using systems to foster those relationships. When we do these things, we create strong connections with our clients and customers and engage in meaningful conversations in order to solve their problems and meet their needs. But what about when it works? What happens when you experience an unexpected surge in demand? Yes, I’m talking about what happens if you find yourself so busy that you are

Last week, at the Battle Board workshop, it was SOOOO exciting to see people putting together plans with action steps that are going to serve them well this year. And it was even more exciting to see the glint in their eye as they realized that hitting the FINANCIAL GOALS they set for themselves CAN HAPPEN. Of course, it doesn’t happen without hard work and effort, but that was one dedicated group – and I know when I check in

If you think that storytelling is only for authors or writers, you’re wrong. Storytelling can be used to promote your brand and your business, which is why the topic is so important for business owners. And Joey Held is the perfect person to discuss what businesses need to know right now about storytelling. Why is storytelling so important? Think about how many products and services are out there now. With so many different options available, your business needs to be

The only word that’s coming to my mind right now is: WOW! (And this is really an understatement!) This week we had our Battle Board Workshop – and it was A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! It was a half day of people pouring their hearts and souls into business plans that are really going to work for them! I warned everyone that they needed to come ready to work because we were going to maximize the 4 ½ hours we had together – and

I am so thankful to welcome in all the possibilities of 2021! 2020 was the year of working from home. It was the year of the “new normal.” It was the year of Zoom. It was the year of uncertainty. It was the year of change. While we tackled each of these things head-on – because what choice did we really have – I also think it’s fair to say that we’re excited for 2021 and forging a new way.

If you are in business with someone you live with, Amy Lindner-Lesser, proprietor of the Rookwood Inn, Justice of the Peace and the Co-Founder’s Coach shares how to work with those you love. “I’m somebody who’s gone through all kinds of life transitions. I’m a parent of two adult children, a grandma with 1 more on the way, and a widow. I was a caregiver for my mother and stepfather for the last five years of their lives. I’ve had

What’s your to-do list look like? Is it a mile long? Filled with things for your business that need to get done? Plus activities for your kids? A few errands you need to run? A commitment you made to volunteer? A coffee meetup with a potential client? And then a few more things that require your attention? Do you also find that you are suffering from: Bouts of irritability? Inability to sleep or excessive sleep? Memory issues? Muscle tension? Anxiety?

With New Year’s Eve and Day still to come, it’s fair to say that we’re still in the holiday season. And, while you’ve been busy trying to make the season joy-filled, fun, and memorable – it’s probably fair to say that it brings with it a fair amount of stress. After all, you may have college kids who have descended upon you and are trying to live their college lifestyle while in your space. Or school-age children who have a

More and more people are online than ever before, and more and more time is being spent checking out websites, social media, and various forms of online content. Because this is happening, it’s important to look at what businesses need to know right now about thought leadership and content marketing. Susan Rose is a visibility coach. She helps women entrepreneurs over the age of 50 increase their impact and income in 90 days or less by helping them connect with