The ROI of Making Time to Work ON Your Business
You know the endless number of things there are to do as a Meaningpreneur or small business owner. But if you’re waiting for the never-ending to-do list to get shorter before you spend time working ON your business instead of IN it, you will be waiting forever....
A Ballerina Who Will Inspire You to Be Your Absolute Best in Your Business
Have you ever had an experience that left such a big impression on you that you’ve never forgotten it? That’s what happened to me years ago when my Mom took my sisters and me to the ballet. We had season tickets and I adored ballet (still do) even though I...
You Really Can Market Your Business the Way You Want
Formulas, blueprints, and funnels oh my. As business owners, we get bombarded with messages about how to make a ton of money if only we would listen to the person who has finally cracked the code. Because if it works for her, it will work for you. La, la, la,...
Plants, Proportionality, and Profit
You have a limited amount of time to market your business. What are you spending it on? Are you sure that it’s the most profitable investment you could be making? You can figure it out if you know where to look and what to look for. I’ve got...
Any of These Three Things Can Make Potential Clients Doubt You
As a Business Owner, a lot of your time is focused on the big things. And so sometimes the seemingly little things may get neglected. I know you’re really good at what you do. But potential new clients who don’t know you may not get the chance to find out how good you...Get the free report
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