Think of your business as a simple machine — a chain — that you use to accomplish a particular type of work. Your business is the chain, and the work you accomplish is the “weight” your chain can pull. The stronger your business, the more weight you can pull, but your business is only as strong as its weakest link.
Click to continue reading...It’s been two months since I returned from taking the summer off for maternity leave, and September’s income report shows that things are still trending downward. Which means it’s prime time to make some moves to change this and start, once again, growing! (By the way, if you happen to be in a “descent” yourself, […]
Click to continue reading...Each step in the RIGHT direction takes you closer to your goals than ten steps in the WRONG.
Moving in towards your goals, however slowly, will always enable you to reach them faster than moving in the opposite direction, however quickly you might go.
Click to continue reading...Is there a reason you’re building your audience?
I’m betting there is a reason, and I’m also betting that it’s a BETTER reason than just to feed your ego.
Click to continue reading...What I finally realized at that conference was that I was missing VISIBILITY — and that visibility is a vital ingredient that you can’t make money without.
Click to continue reading...That title is kind of dramatic, isn’t it?
Nope. Sales funnels, done well, truly can be “dangerous.”
Click to continue reading...I was expecting things to be messy, profits to be down, and to be behind on all sorts of projects.
Imagine my surprise when, instead, I heard…
…that we’d earned almost $20,000 in the two weeks I’d been out of the office. 😮
Click to continue reading...Want to start your online business, but not sure how? Well, in today’s article, I’m going to walk you through the eight steps that you need to follow in order to start your own business this year!
Click to continue reading...I’m really passionate about working smarter, not harder so that you can both make money AND have more time to spend on the things that really matter to you. So today, I want to tell you all about how I run my $500,000 a year company with only ONE employee.
Click to continue reading...10 years ago, I was running a small music school in the Willamette Valley. In a lot of ways, it was a great gig! > I spent my time working with music & kids. > It was easy and fairly enjoyable. > I was even — kind of — my own boss. But it wasn’t […]
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