Tag: small business
That Time I Fired Every Last One Of My Clients (Part 1 of 2)
I’ve been a business owner for nearly 16 years, and it is simultaneously the most difficult and most fulfilling experience I’ve had in my life. I can say that I’ve had a ton of challenges and a boat load of obstacles, and I’m grateful for them all. Even the painful lessons offered me an opportunity […]
Why Your Winning Formula Is Loosing Big
If you clicked the button to read this post it’s probably because you are trying to find out why you are not getting better results in your business. Perhaps you recently took a course or hired a coach but you’re not getting the results that you had hoped. There might be one simple solution, you’re […]
4 Simple Tips to Slay Your Revenue Goals
This week my big topic was REVENUE. In a nutshell, revenue is defined as “income” and as an entrepreneur I’d venture to say, if there is no income, there is no business. So then it would also stand to reason that earning said income is pretty doggone important, huh?! I’ve been in business nearly 16 […]
So Ellen Just Made History, But A Few Slackers Still Aren’t Tweeting Yet
I think we can officially call this picture “The Selfie Seen Around The World”. After all it did generate nearly 3 million retweets once it was posted by The 2014 Oscars host Ellen Degeneres. In fact this particular picture made history as the most tweeted photo EVER! The retweeting frenzy even managed to shut down […]
Surprising Truths And Lies About Building An Authentic Brand
It seems like everywhere I turn these days, people are being urged to be authentic in order to grow their brand. I often hear “just be yourself and it will attract all the right people”. So I’m going to apologize in advance for being the one to pop the LA LA Land bubble here. The […]
Triple Threat: Death To The Tri-fold Brochure
I’ve noticed that most small businesses and start-ups put forth great effort to appear stable and established in order to solidify their brand reputation. But often times service providers have a ‘tell’ that lets potential customers know they are dealing with a newbie . For example, business cards printed at home (yes, we can always […]
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