( A walk in the personality ‘park’ under temperament ‘trees’ & social style ‘leaves’ ) Personalities. We all have one. And we know others do, too. Far from an earth shattering observation, mind you. Yet, why do so many entrepreneurially minded pros, whether in a sales role, running a micro or small business, or […]
An Introvert’s Guide to Survival in Marriage Marriage is often associated with (and rightly so) with togetherness. Husband and Wife. Salt and Pepper. Peanut Butter & Jelly. You cannot have one without the other. But what do you do when life starts to get overwhelming? Through counseling, marriage conferences, sermons, and even friendly advice, you will […]
by Patricia Weber | Featured Contributor This month is International People Skills Month, and even introverts want to celebrate theirs. Wait, are you thinking (or saying out loud) anything close to “introverts and people skills, hahaha!” If you are thinking this, then you might miss out on the full potential of your introvert entrepreneurial advantage. […]
by Patricia Weber | Featured Contributor Frankenstein Day is August 30, in honor of author Mary Wollenstone Shelley born on August 30, 1797, and author of the book “Frankenstein”. Even though the book is over 200 years old, many television derivatives are produced, and movies continually are either on television or the theater about the […]
by Allison De Meulder | Featured Contributor Some of the most successful people I know appear to be introverts. There is an enigma that surrounds timid entrepreneurs and it is up to us to use this to our advantage, yet still exhibit our cogitative personalities. I am a self-proclaimed introvert. When I was young I […]
by Diana Adams | Featured Contributor I often write about all the positive aspects of being an entrepreneur, but there are a few downsides too. Like with everything, you’ve got to take the good with the bad. One of those downsides is the occasional entrepreneurial loneliness. That lonely feeling can be especially palpable if you don’t […]
