With all of the preparations being made for the upcoming Momentum Live: The CEO Experience, I can’t help but think about the reasons I love this event so much. And there are SO MANY reasons. But one of them is the supportive nature of this event. You have support from me – of course. You have the support of our co-hosts – Brian Rassi and Sensei Victoria Whitfield. And you have the support of those in attendance. It’s a room filled

Did you catch Andrew Kap’s interview on Tuesday for “What Businesses Need to Know Right Now”? It was all about value and gratitude – and it had me reflecting on the summer. (Yes, I know that we have a couple of weeks until Labor Day rolls around and summer comes to its unofficial end – but reflection can be done at any time!) Of course, I love summer. Fresh vegetables. Relaxed children. Time spent outdoors. An all-around slower pace to things. I’m

What are you finding that businesses need to know right now about what you’ve learned? There are two pieces. The first thing from the book is to understand that entrepreneurs know that there are certain things that they need to do in their business, but they don’t. And my fastest way to explain this, and this is how I put it in the book, is this happens for the same reason people struggle with lifting weights or going to the

Raise your hand if you’ve attended Momentum Live. Raise your hand if you’ve attended numerous Momentum Lives. Raise your hand if you’re thinking you’d like to attend Momentum Live. Yes! Raise those hands! Because whether you’ve been to Momentum Live previously or you’re considering attending your very first Momentum Live this October, you are going to get so much out of this signature event! Momentum Live happens twice per year, and this October 6-8, 2021, CEOs and executives will be gathering together in Havre de

In Tuesday’s email, you had the pleasure of meeting Sherene Rapoport in the interview she did for “What Businesses Need to Know Right Now.” Sherene shared all about how she uses data-driven campaigns to help the non-profits she works with – and how you can use data to drive your own marketing campaigns. It’s so important to be looking at the data you have as you grow your business and make crucial decisions. (And BTW – if you didn’t get a chance

How do I know what data to use for my campaigns? The basic numbers that you want to look at year after year, fiscal year after fiscal year, are how many clients, members, or donors you’ve retained, and on average, how long you end up retaining that person for your organization – whether they’re a donor, member, or a customer. You’re really looking at their past transactions and how they interacted with the organization. We like to look at lapsed

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On Tuesday, you had the chance to meet Sonya Bethea in her interview for “What Businesses Need to Know Right Now.” She shared all about real estate investing and how it’s a fantastic strategy for expanding your income options. Sonya was kind enough to share a few of her favorite resources when it comes to real estate investing – in case you’re thinking of making the leap! · Podcast: BiggerPockets – This podcast is released weekly (Thursdays) and is hosted by Brandon Turner

Why should they be paying attention to real estate investing? First of all, statistics show that this is a good place to invest. For example, on the Forbes billionaire list – and if you haven’t taken a look at that list, please take a look at it. I counted, every 10th billionaire on that list became a billionaire by having real estate. I have 15 years in the real estate industry, and I used to run from it. I still

The weekend is here! Actually, if you’re like me, you probably think about your weekend starting when you shut down your computer on Friday afternoon. You might even think to yourself, “Yes! Work is over, and the fun can begin!” Perhaps, you even do a little happy dance! But I want you to take a minute and think about why we equate the weekends with fun. Now, there’s no doubt that the weekends are fun – they certainly are! But