True or false: Fairy tales are real. Adventure isn’t just for vacation. Your work can be meaningful. You have the ability to create more stability and security than with any employer. Throughout my work with industry leaders, entrepreneurs, small business owners, and 1:1 clients, I’ve pinpointed three key areas that prevent belief in the above: … Continue reading »
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12 reasons to delegate
You want to do it all on your own. After all, your way is the best way. Explaining your process takes too much time, and it won’t be done exactly the right way. What’s the use? Channeling responsibilities can lead to long-term payoffs. Delegate often so that you can: focus on the big picture trust … Continue reading »
24 traits of an impresario
confidence hustle recklessness graciousness improvisation problem solving quick thinking empathic resilient connected creative communicator curious resourceful thorough grateful careful listener street smart curator analyzer determined fearless goal-oriented
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Some people live on the edge of what’s possible. They defy expectations and buck norms. Some people follow what has come before. They do what they are told and stay in line. Some people wander aimlessly. They dream about “what if” and believe success finds the lucky. They attribute greatness to others, failing to see … Continue reading »
audacious goals
Yesterday I joined a call with several dynamic professionals. The topic? Audacious goals. It made me realize that it isn’t often we verbalize our innermost dreams. Which is unfortunate. There is something powerful about setting intention, announcing with clarity and conviction what you want and where you are going. It’s easy and passive to let life come … Continue reading »
When was the last time you did one thing?
Read that again. When was the last time you did one thing? Not two, not six, not four. Checking email, eating breakfast. Halfheartedly listening to your partner while making a list of grocery items. Calling your mom while watching CNN and scanning your iPad for Facebook updates. We’re bombarded. We’re hungry for information and validation and surprise, … Continue reading »
You’re not going to please everyone.
Focus on what you’re passionate about. People will be able to sense this passion in your writing and your work. No matter what the topic — Marilyn Manson, Plato, an empty trash bag used as rain gear — someone will be compelled to read or to buy. Forget about the rest.
