by Maya Chendke | Featured Contributor Setting the Scene for Premium Pricing As an expensive hobby, the horse industry is particularly brand conscious. So when Sarah Hansen set out to build a fashion brand for it, she knew she had to create coveted products at a premium price. Sarah’s company, Hansen Equestrian, has been taking […]
Author: Maya Chendke
Sit Through the Flinch – The Universe Has Your Back by @mayachendke
by Maya Chendke | Featured Contributor I admit it. I’m a Spirit Junkie. For the past few years, I have been hell-bent on a quest that involved reading well over 50 books on topics like happiness, confidence, entrepreneurship, spirituality, and productivity. A voracious reader with an appetite for finding the happiness holy grail results in […]
How I Got My First Book Published by @mayachendke
by Maya Chendke | Featured Contributor As a self-published author, one of the most frequent questions that I get is why I didn’t work with a large, traditional publisher. But I also get asked how much it costs to self-publish, and how fast a writer can expect to be on the New York Times Best-Seller […]
Beating Writer’s Block – Unlocking the Creative Sunroof by @mayachendke
by Maya Chendke | Featured Contributor 3.5 years. 483 pages. That pretty much summarizes my first pass at being an author. Maybe you dream of writing, too. Maybe it’s an idea for a novel or the hopes of assembling your memoir. Or maybe you journal regularly or want to experiment with creative writing. But there […]
The Entrepreneur’s Work-Travel Survival Guide by @mayachendke
by Maya Chendke | Featured Contributor Traveling for work can be exciting when it’s shiny and new. There’s the excitement of seeing new places, earning better frequent-flier tiers, and the fresh crackle of a new passport. When the work-travel is done, what exciting places will I visit with those points and the passport? But as […]
From Resistance to Change: Tolerating Exercise to Build Good Habits by @mayachendke
by Maya Chendke | Featured Contributor “Eat well!” “Be mindful!” “Exercise!” We should all be doing these things – things that we know are good for us, will improve our quality of life and things that are actually quite “simple” to do. For example, eat carrots, not chips; meditate, instead of watching Game of Thrones; and […]