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The hustle and bustle of the holidays have begun, ushering in a season of celebration and reflection. In the midst of the Q4 sprint for those year-end goals, carving out time for family and gratitude can be challenging for a business owner. Taking time to slow down and reflect on what you’re thankful for can be challenging when this is the busiest time of year for your company.
What does it mean to be a leader?
What makes a great leader great?
We have a general, agreed-upon definition of “leadership,” of course.
There are countless thought pieces, books, and courses available to any intrepid entrepreneur seeking answers to these questions.
Contrary to popular belief, sometimes the customer is wrong.
As a tenured, successful business owner, you know this from personal experience. But, when forced to deal with an entitled or unreasonable client, you probably still bend until you break more often than you’d like to admit.
If you’re an entrepreneur who feels bored or hemmed in by your work, I have an idea for you.
Stop taking your business so seriously.
It’s not exactly the typical advice you would expect from a business strategist, but hear me out.
“If you want to make more, you have to do more.”
I see way too many established entrepreneurs buying into this broken business concept. So many business owners are already doing too much. When you’re already spread too thin, doing more is not the answer.
Your mindset matters–in life and in business.
What you think shapes the way you see the world, how you show up in it, your values, and even what you believe is possible.
Find out which Swamped Business Owner Syndrome is keeping you inundated, stressed, and exhausted.
Take this personalized business assessment to find your strategic next steps.