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This week we talk about the importance of setting goals in business. We use a real-life example to bring SMART …
Listen to this mind-blowing interview with Genecia Alluora, the leader of the largest women’s entrepreneurial network, Soul Rich Woman. It’s not every day you get tips from a serial entrepreneur and multi-millionaire – tons of treasures for current and aspiring women business owners.
I’ve been thinking a lot about the last two episodes of the podcast. It might not seem to make sense to put those topics back-to-back. Here’s a little bit about why it makes sense to me.
Read moreReflections on Procrastination and Instant Gratification
On today’s show, I talk about instant gratification, how change actually happens (and why you might be giving up too soon), and the power of celebrating small wins.
What if I told you procrastination wasn’t about self control? Before you blow your money on another time management app let’s understand more about what causes us to procrastinate.
The Third Paddle podcast is now Women Conquer Business. We talk about what that means and how to spring clean your business while avoiding project fatigue.
Are you a small business looking to grow? Look no further. On this week’s show, Kronda Adair talks about creating marketing systems to scale your business.
We’ve all heard, do the work you love, the money will follow. But do you believe it? Do you REALLY believe it? Even if you run your own business are you doing what it takes to flourish and get paid? Or do you hold back your true talents because deep down you think there’s NO WAY you could make money doing what you love? Craig Tennant will help you get out of the rat race and make more than enough money doing what you really love.
The origin of the term “Up a creek without a paddle” is widely unknown, but many people believe it came from England. Luckily, you don’t have to understand the origin of the term to understand the meaning.
To put it simply, “Up a creek without a paddle” means that you are STUCK. As in, can’t turn around, can’t get out, can’t swim your way to shore unless someone helps you. Alone — you’re out of luck.
Read moreUp a Creek Without a Paddle? How to Know When to Ask for Help!
Jen discusses the power of curiosity in business and why perfectionism is a doctrine you need to lose if you …
Read moreYour Recipe for Success: Curiosity and Imperfect Action