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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, Strategy & Planning

“What in the Sam Hill are the Minuses & Equals Doing in Your Business?”

That was the line delivered by a petite woman with big Texas hair and a matching southern drawl that brought

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Mindset & Resilience

How to Avoid the Trap Door of Small Business Stress

Stress! There isn’t an entrepreneur alive that hasn’t experienced it — along with its ill effects. Some stress is good.

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Mindset & Resilience

Do Small Business Owners Fear Success? More Than You Would Imagine!

Fear of failure is familiar territory for many small business owners. Perhaps that’s why many willingly stay there. It’s well-known

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Mindset & Resilience, Strategy & Planning

7 Things the Pros Want Entrepreneurs to Know About Juggling

Small business owners are famous for juggling. Even though we juggle everything from bookkeeping to bill collections to business development,

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Mindset & Resilience, Strategy & Planning

The Way You’re Working Isn’t Working: Redefining Small Business Success

The way you’re working is no longer working. In fact, it hasn’t worked for some time now. Yet, the need

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Mindset & Resilience

Small Business Success Comes in Cans””

“I can’t doesn’t exist.” That’s what I learned from Mamie McCullough. As a former public school teacher and principle, Mamie

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Mindset & Resilience

Forget Work-Life Balance! Productive Small Business Owners Aim for Work-Life Groove

You start each week with the best of intention. You promise your family — and yourself — to leave the

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Mindset & Resilience

Clean Your Plate! Things Your Mom Taught You About Small Business

“Clean your plate! There are starving children in Biafra!” my mother barked as my sister and I stared at our

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