How to Stay Ahead of the Competition
In a business world, competition is one thing that cannot be overlooked. There is a high possibility that your business is not the monopoly in the market as there are many other businesses that have...
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How To Monetize Your Food Obsession: The Formula
Code #1 in The Career Code, entitled “Find Something You Love to Do, and Then Figure Out a Way to Get Paid for It” is arguably one of the more disputable codes in the book. What if what you love to...
View Article3 ACTIONABLE TIPS FOR DEALING WITH A BUSY SCHEDULE
I used to be one of those people who said I loved being busy. And, that’s still true to some extent. A busy day makes me feel productive, valued, and fulfilled. So, I guess I do love being busy. But,...
View ArticleThe Power of Your Dream
If you were to take a moment to sit alone in silence and hear the faintest whisper of your heart what would it ask you to do? Where does it desire to lead you? What rewards are in store if you choose...
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From Best Friends to Business Partners, Nora Herting and Heather Willems Are...
Last we spoke of Nora Herting and Heather Willems, co-founders of ImageThink, we were exposing the concept of graphic facilitation by introducing their new book. Now, we’re going back to their start....
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10 Apps Every Small Business Owner Should Have [Infographic]
The following post is by Colette Cassidy, the Director of All Finance Tax. Owning a small business can be a highly fruitful and satisfying career choice, one which gives you full control over your...
View ArticleHow You’re Ruining Your Credit Score Without Even Knowing It
Maintaining good credit is pretty straightforward, right? Well, yes and no. Most of us know the basics of having a great credit score – things like always paying bills on time and not taking on too...
View Article5 Tips For Leading Your Team For Maximum Productivity
Team leadership is one of the complex things that management and those that are in positions of supervising have to deal with. There’s a lot of variables that come into play here, so it becomes an even...
View ArticleHOW TO TURN OFF SELF DOUBT
You can’t do this. You’re not smart enough. You’ll never pull this off. What were you thinking? Sound familiar? We’ve all been there—those moments when that pesky, negative voice in the back of our...
View ArticleHOW TO STAY MOTIVATED AFTER FACING REJECTION
The start of my freelance writing career was filled with a lot of anxiety. Know what else there was a lot of? Rejection. In the beginning, I felt like my entire job was to send out emails in order to...
View ArticleThe Five Pillars of Helya Mohammedian’s Revolutionary Business
Born in Iran and raised in Louisiana, Helya Mohammadian knew she wanted to be in fashion from the start. She studied fashion design at LSU and quickly realized that New York City was where she needed...
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How April Spring Lets Her Foxers Sell Themselves
Have you ever had an idea that was so obscure – and brilliant – that the people with whom you’d dare to share it would either pretend they didn’t hear you or bluntly-yet-lovingly tell you it was...
View ArticleHow to Manage Your Finances When You Don’t Have a Fixed Income
If you are starting a new business, adding a side hustle to your routine, have a commission-based income, or are a full-time freelancer, there are different rules for budgeting and managing your...
View ArticleFor This Business Coach, The Proof is in the Pudding
Susie Moore serves as an advisor to anyone with potential, whether it be high growth startups or even you (she’s a life and business coach). According to Moore, who has written for practically every...
View ArticleHow to Set (and Stick to) Financial Goals
One of the most important tools in managing your finances is goal-setting. Sounds easy enough, right? But having the wrong goals can lead to frustration and eventual financial disaster. To make matters...
View ArticleHow Amy Peterson is Making a Social Impact While Balancing Two Inboxes
Amy Peterson knew she wanted to work in baseball since she was young, so after she went to law school and business school she applied to work for free for any baseball team. She wound up interning for...
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The Female Entrepreneur: Women Who Run Their World
The glass ceiling is infamously difficult for women to crack, and the reasons are diverse—historical precedent, legislation, and bias, to name just a few. But it turns out, today’s leaders and...
View ArticleHow to Simplify Your Financial Life
There’s been a huge shift in recent years towards people opting to simplify their lives – everything from their décor, to cutting back on technology, to their beauty routines. There are many benefits...
View ArticleThings You Can Do to Save Money (That Don’t Include Cutting Your Morning Latte)
Buying expensive coffee drinks is no doubt an indulgence, and it’s the classic example everyone uses when talking about cutting out excesses. However, for many, it’s about more than just the coffee –...
View ArticleIdeas on handling disappointment and rising again
Being kind, charming and generous is easy for most of us when life is good. If time is abundant and there is plenty of money – if we’re loved, connected and have a purpose, most of us can bring our A...
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