At the beginning of February I committed to a new challenge at my gym... to run (or walk) a total of 144 miles over three months. It amounts to 12 miles a week. It was a big commitment for me. I already spend about four hours a week at the gym in classes that I don't want to give up. To add the … [Read more...] about Commitments: Making and achieving your business and life goals
Staying Motivated As A Solopreneur
I was speaking to a colleague who, like me, is a coach who works with other business owners. We hadn't spoken for about a year. I was happy to catch up with her. When I asked her what was going on, she told me that she was looking for a job in the corporate world. She missed the predictability … [Read more...] about Staying Motivated As A Solopreneur
Decision Making In Your Business: What I Learned From Sorority Rush
My daughter, Sammi, goes to Lehigh University (my alma mater) and just pledged a sorority. Sorority recruitment (or rush) at college is a pretty intense experience. Sammi referred to it as a solid week for "girl flirting". At Lehigh rush happens DURING winter break. The freshmen girls go back … [Read more...] about Decision Making In Your Business: What I Learned From Sorority Rush
Not another one!
Whew...I just made a list of the categories of things we must handle regularly as business owners. Before I started to list them, I was thinking that it would fall into four or five categories. The list grew. I came up with ten areas that entrepreneurs must work on regularly. I've listed them … [Read more...] about Not another one!
What’s Your Excuse?
Spoiler alert... I'm going to share a dose of reality with you. It's not going to be easy to hear. Continue reading only if you are interested in growing your business. I've been on the phone with a lot of entrepreneurs lately and have been hearing excuse after excuse. It seems to come down … [Read more...] about What’s Your Excuse?
Managing Your Email Inbox
When I sat down at my computer I was instantly overwhelmed. I opened my email and it was overflowing. I knew there were messages in there that needed my attention. There were emails from current clients, prospective clients, and colleagues looking for information. There were opportunities that I … [Read more...] about Managing Your Email Inbox
