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If you are wondering why sometime thing work out and other times they don't, look at what seeds you are planting. What you are enjoying (or suffering through today) is a result of what you have planted. Read More

Business is like farming. You don't plant seeds on Monday and harvest on Tuesday. You plant the seeds. You fertilize and water them. You pick out the weeds. Then once the harvest is in, you work fast and hard to pick the crop before it goes rotten. Read More

We're heading swiftly towards the last quarter of the year and it's time now to start to assess the year thus far. Thinking back to January when you set you business goals and objectives, it's now time to make sure you're on track to achievement. Read More

I bitch and moan about technology sometimes because it seems the phone is always ringing and the Blackberry always has a new email or message. That being said, thank GOD for the Blackberry. Read More

There is one thing I see all business owners who have trouble taking a vacation have in common. Their business runs them, rather than the other way around. Read More

It's possible to put many of your marketing activities (tactics) on autopilot—in fact, I highly recommend it. At least that way you'll be marketing on a regular basis! However, I do have a caveat. Read More

A big part of automating your business means being tech savvy. Name an administrative business function and you'll probably find a free, or inexpensive, online tool to get it done. Google alone has dozens of apps you can use to organize, create, promote and network. Read More

Recently we had a client ask us to help her recruit a couple of solid sales people to help her grow her business and free up her time to focus on her company's big picture strategy. Read More

One of the hardest things for entrepreneurial women to do is trust their systems, especially if their system comes in the form of another human being. Being able to let go and leave your business in the hands of someone else, or a computer system can be a challenge for many, but not if you whole heartedly trust the system. Read More

Ahhh, the twitter. Twitter is a good tool for keeping people updated with what you are doing. I like to use my account http://twitter.com/ghostceo to put up business ideas, quotations I'm liking, or shout outs to other people. Read More