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Email management – both a blessing for your small business and a curse. You can use it to build and transact relationships, both professional and personal. And you can use it to inform, educate and inspire yourself and others about what’s possible in the world. But it can also be a burden, a consta Read More

Last week I took members of my group coaching program through a master class on time management. It wasn’t your usual take on time management strategies though. Read More

I’ve had several conversations this week that revolve around defining marketing niches for small businesses. The common thread in all the conversations has been the anxiety that this issue causes. Read More

My book is called Soul Operator - How You Can Be Your Own Boss and Build a Business With Purpose and is written for those who are finding self-employment frustrating or are looking for more ‘meaning’ in their business. If that sounds like you I hope you enjoy it and find it useful. Read More

Sigmund Freud’s pleasure principle isn’t exactly rocket science but it’s easy to forget. Essentially it says every action we take is an effort to feel better, either by seeking pleasure or avoiding pain. Avoiding pain usually takes priority and often takes the form of procrastination. We put someth Read More

Tweet Tweet...This post is by Brett Jarman. When a small child is in pain, emotional or physical, we can often relieve it with a simple distraction: a song, a piece of ... Read More

Tweet Tweet Sharpen your pencils and dust off the journal – it’s time for the annual goal fest. Time to get ready for the impending New Year (or not). Corbett reminds us in ... Read More

For many, the lure of working for yourself is actually more about wanting to not work. Stories of 4 hour work weeks or early retirement pull some folks away from their job. Easy money. Easy life. Read More

I'm often asked by clients and others, How can I make more time, I don't seem to have enough. The whole time problem is more about how we think and feel about it. Read More

There’s ‘good money’ in it. The opportunity, the idea, the project…

That’s great but what else does it have to offer? Read More