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Mindset & Resilience

The inner game of ownership: staying steady, clear, and resourceful when the business asks more of you than you expected.

Mindset & Resilience

You Have to Move it to Make it in Your Small Business

Entrepreneurs say it’s hard to justify exercising when they could be selling, marketing, or growing their business.  Even though numerous

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Growth & Scaling, Mindset & Resilience

The Dwelling Impact of Indecision on Small Business Growth

I would have published this blog article earlier today – but I couldn’t decide on the topic. Being indecisive, and

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Mindset & Resilience, Strategy & Planning

Calm Your Entrepreneurial Chaos With These Four Easy Steps

Most entrepreneurs’ days are out of control. You’re juggling ten client projects, responding to emails, answering to IMs…all while keeping

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Mindset & Resilience

Does Your Small Business Suffer From E.O.?

Most people have heard of B.O. That’s shorthand for body odor that the urban dictionary defines as “a nice smelling

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Mindset & Resilience, Strategy & Planning

How to Prepare Your Small Business in the Event of a Personal Crisis

We never think it will happen to us. We’re entrepreneurs, after all, and somehow that makes us infallible. With little

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Mindset & Resilience

Small Business Lessons From the Switchbacks of Los Angeles

I love spending time outdoors. I credit that desire to my growing up in North Dakota where it was too

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Mindset & Resilience, Ownership & Entrepreneurship

Small Business Owner: You Have to Value Your Assets Before Other’s Will

Time — or lack thereof — is the most commonly spoken challenge for small business owners. Yet, we continue to

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Mindset & Resilience

Why Entrepreneurs Struggle to Achieve Work-Life Balance

France’s decision to reduce their workweek from 35 to 30 hours sparked a few brain cells of excitement for me.

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