Posts Tagged ‘Motivation’
Embracing the New Year with Intentionality
The start of a new year is a natural time for reflection, renewal, and goal-setting. So how can you approach this season with intentionality, ensuring that your goals not only inspire you but also align with your values and aspirations? Reflect and Reset The first step in setting meaningful intentions is reflection. Taking the time…
Read MoreFREE Ways to Grow Your Market
There are three techniques that can grow your market, your customers, and ultimately your income, that are absolutely FREE! The bottom line is that you need to grow your exposure. By talking, writing and showing, and doing it consistently, you can get in front of your target market again and again and capture their…
Read MoreGoal Setting Guide for 2025 – Systems Plans and Processes
As we are wrapping up 2024, it is a phenomenal time to think about your plans and some goal setting coming into 2025. I want to walk you through that process to make sure your goals are aligned with not only your work and your business, but your personal life and your family and your…
Read MoreThe Entrepreneurial Struggle
As business owners, we know sometimes that the struggle is REAL! Entrepreneurship is not for the light hearted, and it takes time (sometimes years!) to make a business thrive. How can you overcome those struggles when they do present themselves in your life? I’ve got some answers to share with you:
Read MoreWhat is Your Frequency?
How do you operate most days?
Read MoreGame Changer
This past week, I made a major career change. A year ago, I would have never thought that I’d be making the switch, even though I have always been the type of person who likes to plan ahead and think bigger. When the invitation to join a thriving partnership came along recently, I was honored…
Read MoreHot and Cold
Did you ever play the game “hot and cold” when you were younger, where someone would hide an object and tell you that you were “hot” when you were close to finding it and “cold” if you were far away? I met a woman recently who shared with me that she is wanting to make…
Read MoreTime Crunch
I visited our area zoo this weekend, and was told when buying my tickets that the zoo would close in an hour and a half. Needless to say, I was actually thankful for the condensed time frame to see the animals (and also screaming children, sticky fingers and interesting smells). We didn’t get to see…
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