[Guest Post] Advice From A Millennial To A Boomer: Enough Is Enough
I don’t like a to think I’m bitter person, but the truth is I am. I suppose in a way, most of us are (sometimes). I have people in my life who don’t “get” me. I imagine you have people in your life who don’t “get” you. It frustrates me.
read more[Guest Post] How To Become a Master Connector in 5 Easy Steps
I bet you know someone who’s got an enviable Rolodex of successful entrepreneurs, investors, journalists and more. Makes you wonder, How do they do it? — right?
read more[Guest Post] 4 Big Mistakes Business Owners Make During Growth & Expansion
Did you start your business so you could scrape by and live hand-to-mouth for the rest of your life? Of course not. You want to thrive, not survive.
read more[Guest Post] How To Hack Your Decision Making Like The World’s Smartest People Do
As a leader, you’re most powerful tool can also lead to your biggest mistakes. This tool: your decision making.
read more[Guest Post] 6 Mistakes You DO NOT Want To Make During Your First Hire
Validation… isn’t it something we all strive for? In our personal life, we seek validation from those we love. We need a pick-me-up. We need a helping hand and a few kind words. We often — for whatever reason, I do not know — seek validation from others (friends and strangers alike). We try to fit, stand out, and be unique, all in the name of validation.
read more[Guest Post] 6 Mistakes Smart People Make When Hiring a Virtual Assistant
“Hiring people is like making friends. Pick good ones, and they’ll enrich your life. Make bad choices, and they’ll bring you down,” says Jason Fried, the founder of Basecamp.
read more[Guest Post] 3 Warning Signs That You’re About to Make a Big Business Mistake
James Altucher says, ‘honesty is the fastest way to prevent a mistake from turning into a failure.’ Well, I’ll be honest with you, mistakes hurt.
read more[Guest Post] Why This is The Worst Thing You Can Do After Making a Mistake
As a human being, you and me share certain traits in common. We both need oxygen to breathe. We both have emotions that take control from time-to-time. We are both made up of bits and pieces that were first created in deep space. We both enjoy Seinfeld (because who the heck doesn’t like Seinfeld). And we both make mistakes…
read more[Guest Post] These 3 Warning Signs Predict Your About to Make a Big Business Mistake
“Honesty is the fastest way to prevent a mistake from turning into a failure.” James Altucher said this, the multiple bestselling author, and a man who has failed (and overcome failure) more than most. The truth is, mistakes hurt.
read more[Guest Post] What To Do When Your Business Mistake Leads To Financial Hardship
One of the best things that ever happened to Scott Oldford was slipping into $725,000 of debt.
read more[Guest Post] Why Being The Smartest Person in The Room is The Dumbest Thing You Can Be
I have never been the best at anything. I would spend a lot time growing up, imagining myself as someone I wasn’t. I would picture the talk shows and the interviews, and the inspiring stories my fictional self would share.
read more[Guest Post] How To Find Courage Through Your Fear, Mistakes & Failure
Each day I wake up terrified. This state doesn’t improve much throughout the day, because this world we live in is a scary place. I figure we’re all terrified, one way or another. I suppose it’s in our DNA. It’s what kept us alive for generations, safe from lions and other animals ready to tear us apart.
read more[Guest Post] How To Spot Your Tipping Point After a BIG Business Mistake
Failure brings one of two outcomes each time: 1) True failure (aka: you give up), or 2) A Tipping Point (aka: you rise from the ashes).
read more[Guest Post] 4 Easy-to-Fix Mistakes You May Be Making in Your Business Right Now
Success comes in many forms, but the journey to get there is rarely a simple one. There are ups and downs, twists and turns, and often an ongoing struggle of trial and error before you find success — whether it be personal or professional.
read more[Guest Post] 3 Warning Signs That Your Business is Making You Depressed
I decided to leave my somewhat secure job a few years ago to become an author and entrepreneur because I was fed up. I was fed up of playing by someone else’s rules. I was fed up having to say yes, when all I wanted to say was no. I was fed up of clocking in and clocking out, and repeating this tedious cycle. I was just… fed up.
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