How a Jellyfish Can Make All the Difference – Finding the Courage to Try Again

This week, I have to begin with a story – one that I feel as though many of you will relate to. When I was 10 my family went to Hawaii.  It was one of our first “big” trips.  It definitely beat the 12-hour car ride to visit relatives –.

She’s Better Than You – What to do When it Feels Like You Just Aren’t Good Enough

Last week I had my Money Brand Breakthrough Intensive in New York City.  I had the opportunity to work through money and business issues with every participant.  I was amazed at their vulnerability and courage in the process.  The breakthroughs were incredible. One of the things I noticed about many.

Two Lessons From My 8-Year Old Niece

I spent Christmas at home with my family and six nieces and nephews.   As I interacted with them there was so much for me to remember and use as a strong foundation for 2013.  I thought I’d share them with you as well. 1.  Believe in What You Cannot See.

An Entrepreneur’s Guide to Taking Time Off – The Truth You’ll Wish You’d Known Earlier

Speaking Events that Sell – Two Tips to Success

Here’s the scenario – you book a workshop at a local community center for four weeks from now.  You rush home – call your mom in excitement – and then immediately begin working on your workshop content.  You invite a few friends and send an e-mail out to your list. .

What Are You Focusing On? The Secret to Success

I often read e-mails from clients asking questions like: “What should my title be? (for the fifth time)” “What is my tagline? (should we re-do it again?)” “Is my free gift OK? Should I re-write it (for the third time)” They pour over these details as they are putting their.