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Business Plan – What They Really Mean
I often meet new entrepreneurs and an alarming trend among them is that they do not have a business plan. The entrepreneurs that I am referring to usually fall in or around one of the following scenarios:
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True Law of Attraction For Business Owners
“One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious.” C.G. Jung
Recently, during a coaching session, a new and frustrated client was struggling with limiting thoughts about herself and her ability to take her business to the next level. She told me she had been using visualization techniques, attraction principles and meditating on the perfect business. She saw in vivid detail the exact aspects of what she wanted and dreamed of. Still, after several months her lack luster business was flat and her income barely supported her.
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5 Challenges and Mistakes Faced by Every Solopreneur
I was recently a presenter in a Telesummit and even though I had a specific topic to present on, the hosts also felt it would be appropriate to talk about some of the biggest challenges and mistakes that I faced (and still do face today) along my path to solopreneurship!
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Leadership For the Solopreneur
Whether you are a solopreneur, small business owner with employees, or professional selling your services, at some point you must assume the role and exhibit the qualities of a leader.
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Self-Employment Tips to Improve Your Business Success
Tip #1 – Do Not Make Questionable Decisions that Will Prevent You From Sleeping at Night
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Starting a Business With Pure Passion – A Guide For Success
Three years ago I was not a runner. I was somewhat athletic but I certainly was not a runner. Now, here I was, approaching mile 22 of my first full marathon and self doubt was starting to creep in. “What was thinking? The longest I had ever run during training was 20 miles. What made me think I could get to the finish?” Every ounce of my body was screaming in pain. The worst part was the pain was so much more than physical; it was total mental and physical exhaustion beyond anything I had ever felt before.
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