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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

10 Tips for Entrepreneurs to Achieve Work-Life Balance

Coaching entrepreneurs in work-life balance challenges contains some of the biggest obstacles to overcome. If you’re an “always-on, always-available, always-connected”

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entrepreneurial time squeeze

Mindset & Resilience

Sound Off: Can Your Small Business Succeed on a 25-hour Workweek?

According to Science Nordic‘s James W Vaupel, head of the new Danish Max Planck research center, the 40-hour workweek is outdated.

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Growth & Scaling, Mindset & Resilience

Five on Friday: Five Ways to Use Personal Power for Business Growth

Webster defines power as the ability to act or do. Given that definition, every small business owner and entrepreneur has

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Mindset & Resilience

Five on Friday: Five Ways Entrepreneurs Restore Work-Life Balance

The quest for work-life balance for entrepreneurs and small business owners is nothing new. The dichotomy of work-life balance dates

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Mindset & Resilience

Entrepreneur Speak: 8 Tips to a Stress-Less Holiday (Ho! Ho! Ho!)

Ahhh, ‘tis the season….What is it about zombies and little princesses begging for candy at your doorstep that triggers the

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Mindset & Resilience

Is Fear Spooking Your Business Success?

Fear – it’s built into our DNA. It’s what kept our ancestors alive for centuries – and wakes entrepreneurs at

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business growth fatigue

Growth & Scaling, Mindset & Resilience

Is Decision Fatigue Slowing Your Business Growth?

I would have written this blog yesterday – but I didn’t have “it” in me. I was mentally spent. It

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Mindset & Resilience, Ownership & Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurs Use Improv to Improve Business Skills

I’ve recently taken improv. Although it may be a bit out of character, (I’m more likely to take a course

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