A favorite quote of mine is from Charlotte Bronte, she once said: “I avoid looking forward orbackward and try to keep looking upward.” I love this quote because an attitude of gratitude has been the secret sauce to making it throughthe highs and lows of both life and business. With the overwhelming noise of the…
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Imagine this. After two years of growing your business things are finally taking off. You have comfortableincome to cover expenses, employ staff, open up offices, and even take on a mortgage. Then,the economy crashes. About 70% of your business dries up. You watch your company accountdwindle, take on salaries from your personal account, and even…
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Sometimes you have to leave behind good to get to great. When you’re just starting your entrepreneurial journey, this can be difficult to not only see but also enforce. Afterall, the mind loves to play tricks on us during these crucial stages. As we push outside our comfort zone, the brain tries harder and harder…
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Thanks to Taylor Swift and her infamous Eras Tour, we’re all contemplating what our coined “era” is going to look like in 2024. I’m declaring mine to be the year of abundance! For quite a few years now, I’ve stepped away from the traditional hype of resolutions and have started adopting a New Year’s intention…
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The truth of the matter is we don’t know unless we try. When I first started my business I was a single mom, struggling financially, looking to provide the best life for my daughter. While it’s said that it can take years to accrue money as an entrepreneur, I didn’t have years to wait. I…
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Entrepreneurship is the ultimate crash course in personal development. Why? Because it will put you face-to-face with your fears, test your courage, and unveil an untapped power of resourcefulness that you never knew existed. This is why at the beginning it’s all about your ‘why’ power, passion, and commitment to helping others…and of course timing!…
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The road to success is often unconventional. But if there’s one thing I learned throughout my own journey, it’s that success doesn’t have labels. There’s a lot to be said about self-belief, passion, and the determination to try. This was the recipe that launched my own story. I was a single mom, living in a…
Read article There’s one common theme you’ll see shared amongst successful people — the ability to create their own way. Why? Because this is the “it factor” that sets the successful apart from the status quo. Society has a way of conditioning us to play small. To do as we’re told, to fear change, and to be…
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3 Personal Development Books for Your Coffee Table By: Jeanne Kelly Back in my mid-twenties, I was navigating one of the most challenging seasons of my life. I had just gotten married, given birth to my daughter Cassandra, and had finished building my dream home with my then-husband when it became clear that our marriage…
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