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Did you know that up until the end of the second World War that pink was the preferred color for boys, and blue for girls? Amazing how things have changed. It’s not difficult to find an explosion of pink hues in any store that caters to little girls. Despite some people’s disparagement of pink, onc Read More

Tip of the Week – February 2, 2011

How do you determine whether or not your business idea is a perfect match for you?

If you know what your greatest strengths are, and you have built your business around them, then you are on the right track to success. Read More

What are you doing to move closer to your dream today? Do you have a plan? Do you even know what you want out of life?

If you’ve answered “no” to any of those questions, here’s one more, — What’s holding you back? Read More

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If you maintain a blog, you have a commitment to churn out valuable information on a regular basis. On those occasions when your words just won’t flow, what’s your best strategy for breaking free from writer’s block? Read More

Throughout life, we are touched by significant figures, who cross our paths in big and small ways. When it comes to business, we all need heroes to motivate, drive, inspire, and lean on from time to time. I love to hear stories from entrepreneurs who have been dramatically impacted by someone speci Read More

Failure is a big part of learning to be successful in business. Some of the most valuable lessons are learned when we stumble, fall, get back up, dust ourselves off, and ask, “What can I do better next time?”

As I talked about in my post on the importance of transparency, this week I wanted to Read More

Overcoming Obstacles

There are a million different ways you could work to overcome an obstacle, but you would still be overlooking the most obvious and easy solution — adjusting your perception. Read More

When I was a child, I was in a plane crash with my family. We all survived, but the event left a mark on me. Thirty years later, I still engage in a mental tug of war during most flights, and become a serious white knuckler anytime there’s turbulence.

Thoughts of this childhood event surfaced Read More

A great way to expand your business is by working with joint venture partners. When building win-win partnerships, you not only have the opportunity to share a valued expert with your audience, but may also be invited to speak to theirs. But not all partnerships are created equally, and there are s Read More

On the days when my business begins to feel a bit overwhelming, I carve out some quiet time to remember all the reasons I started this solo endeavor — the things that make the long days, sacrifice, and hard work all worthwhile. I am re-energized by the realization that I am living my dream, by mak Read More