To say the business game has changed in the last 5 years would be an understatement.  People are doing any and everything in the name of being “in business.”  And while it seems like the wild wild west out here in entrepreneurial land and social media spaces, it’s actually a beautiful thing.  When I think

I recently had to use this approach with my YouTube binge-watching. I was watching it constantly. I’ve gone in and out of YouTube binging for years, but most recently I realized how anxious it was making me. I told myself I was using it for business research, but I found myself unable to stop watching.

We’ve all had it happen. A new connection comes by way of that thing we did way back when. Or someone approaches us with an “out-of-the-blue” opportunity because they’ve been silently watching, impressed by what they’ve been seeing. So when you want to stop posting or writing or showing up because you think it’s not

That was me this morning…I allowed some old thoughts to seep into my brain and spin me around a bit.  It started on my yoga mat and I allowed it to go on for about 3 hours.  Such a waste of time!  I lost my entire morning but was determined to finish the day strong.

You’re rolling along doing your thing.  Business is pretty good.  Nothing extraordinary, nothing terrible.  Things could be better but you’re decided to be content with the current state of things.  And then…something happens to disrupt your comfort zone.  Maybe a client pulls back or worse, leaves.  Maybe the political climate strains your revenue stream.  Maybe