Let me start with raw, uninhibited honesty. It BAFFLES me to see a woman who considers herself an entrepreneur (or even “just” a business owner) who will do all manner of things to “grow her empire,” but shies away from selling. (The exact thing REQUIRED to grow her empire.) Frankly, it feels a bit entitled.
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What you do EVERY day is far more important and impactful that what you do ONE DAY. It is an “always” role. I don’t ever stop being a mom, and I don’t put on and take off my “business hat.” These identities are part of who I AM.. I don’t “play” mom or business owner.
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I hear a lot about patterns, and when they are discussed, it is NEARLY ALWAYS with a certain “powerlessness” that i — frankly — have little (read: no) patience for. as in, “This just KEEPS happening to me. WHOAH IS POOR PITIFUL ME.” This always happens TO me, they say. I ALWAYS do this… I
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I read an article this morning on boosting traffic. It was a detailed list of the “obvious” stuff, like use social media, have your own website domain, and use the YOAST SEO plug in. Check. Check. Check. And, you know… duh… But, REALLY, the ONE thing people RARELY tell you… Is that you’ve got to
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Today I am doing a training for Women Who WOW members about ONLINE SELLING…. How the internet has made us sloppy and lazy sales people and what to do about it. But, in preparation, I was remembering… Those moments when money felt like oxygen. I HAD. TO. HAVE. IT. now. And not for some shopping
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I am and have always been a student of HUMANITY. Watching what people DID vs. what they SAID. Often, quickly identifying the bull feces being peddled (and readily) gobbled up by otherwise smart people who were willfully ignoring the growing stench. The truth is, you can learn an awful lot by IGNORING the commercial and
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(An entirely different kind of GUARANTEED ROI) I have written over 100 articles on the weak energy, the languishing impotence, the dreadful DRAG of “waiting.” In other words, INACTION. (I heard the term ROI defined as Return on Inaction first from Dean Jackson. Loved it!) Whether you’re waiting for “things to turn around” or waiting
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