The ‘Why, Whom, How, When, & Where’ of Listening to Podcasts Podcasting is a phenomenal medium for entrepreneurs in so many ways that it stood out to me as an ideal ‘sequel’ post to last month’s focus on self-directed education. Over a decade ago, the entrepreneurial, “E” pathway in America quietly crisscrossed with […]
Category: Inspiration
It’s ‘Back to School’ … Self-Education never went, or goes, on Vacation
by SJ Barakony | Featured Contributor Why your education always should be in a ‘state of beta’ From coast to coast, and border to border, parents & students across America have been singing a familiar refrain: What’s that, you ask? Back to school season! The mompreneurs amongst us, family businesses who hire their children, and […]
Your Business’ NQ : Networking “Q” Score
by SJ Barakony | Featured Contributor How It’s Measured & Why it Matters to Entrepreneurial Success This month marks another milestone in my lifelong learning journey. What milestone, you might being asking? A: 5 ½ years. Q = how much time has passed since I attended my first ever business networking event? ( […]
3 Reasons Your Confidence Fuels Your Entrepreneurial Spirit
Building a new business is exciting! Your vision become a reality in business is an empowering boss move! Passion and purpose are the main ingredients to a great business. Your confidence fuels your entrepreneurial spirit! Inspire your boss moves with three reasons your confidence fuels your entrepreneurial spirit. Focus fuels your entrepreneurial spirit! Focus is […]
Lost Your Spark? Jumpstart Your Creative Juices
by Liesha Petrovich I’ve got nothing. That’s what I said as I stared at a blank screen. I was supposed to be writing something brilliant and motivational. But I had nothing in my back pocket and nothing up my sleeves. My mind was a complete blank. Ever been faced with a […]
What “The Four Agreements” Can Teach Entrepreneurs About Running a Business
by Deborah Sweeney What book would you make required reading for everyone on Earth? That’s the question posed by the July/August 2018 issue of The Atlantic, which drew on answers from a wide variety of sources including literary critics, film directors, and published authors. One author, Imbolo Mbue, recommended “The Four Agreements” by Don Miguel […]
9 Tips On Networking For Introverts
by Elaine Slatter We think extroverts have it easy when it comes to networking at business events, but the truth is networking for introverts isn’t that hard if you follow these simple tips. Networking Is A Conversation, Not A Sales Pitch If you are a friendly person, even if you are an introvert, it’s not […]
How To Design Your Own Happy by Renee Pedro of @crashpaddesigns
by Renee Pedro | Featured Contributor Are you happy? That shouldn’t be hard to answer, but for some of us of it is. Many of us measure our happiness based on outside factors. where we are getting it wrong. Our distorted views of happiness are influenced by what society says happiness is. This isn’t new. […]
The Art Of Letting Go
by Angela Kambouris Have you ever been in that moment listening to the grinding replay of what was said or done, looping over and over in your head? Mastering the art of letting go comes from years of practice. One of the greatest tragedies of human behavior is seeing grown men and women who […]
Mother-in-Law? Or Monster. What is Your Legacy? by @glowing_still
by Johanna Galyen | Featured Contributor Marriage may be the joining of two different people, but one cannot forget the people that are also joining this new family. The extra brothers, sisters, aunts, step-sisters, uncles, and cousins twice removed. It can make for an overwhelming family reunion, but the one person who is never forgotten is […]
