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Starting a business may be something you’ve wanted to do for a while. But taking this leap can seem incredibly daunting if you’re going it alone. Luckily, there are a variety of ways to limit some of the personal risk of starting a business by yourself.

Whether you own a lot of extra property or just an empty lot, there’s plenty you can do with some excess land. The one thing you shouldn’t do is leave it to sit. If you have land, you should find ways for it to make you some extra money.

The early days of entrepreneurship can be incredibly challenging and overwhelming, but once you start to see the fruits of your success things get a little bit easier. It’s important that you don’t lose your momentum and stop moving forward once you get your first taste of success. Here are a few things you can […]

As a business owner, you want the best of the best to be helping you run your company’s various elements. Unfortunately, every other business owner is looking for the same thing. This can make finding those top notch employees a frustrating competition. Here are a few things that may help you in your hunt for workers that will lead your business to success!

There are many important skills you will learn in your life, but one you need to embrace is advocating for yourself. This skill can help you get the most out of your life and help you avoid any unnecessary negativity.

As you get older, it can be easy to lose confidence in yourself. However, it is not impossible to restore the confidence you once had and even build it further. Restoring your confidence can open you up to many opportunities and lead you toward greater success.

As you grow older, it’s easy to feel confident in your abilities and get set in your ways. However, it is also still okay to ask for help. There are many areas of your life that you may need help with and it’s important to know how to reach out and what resources you can use.

This is part of a series of posts that look from our last 500 days of COVID-19 response. Sharing some lessons learned from the home, our family, work and our online.

Let’s face it – COVID-19 tossed everyone a “curveball” in 2020. But those who were already unhappy with career choices or were in the middle of a transition hit with a “double wammy”. As we are rounding the corner with some senes of “return to normal”, I have started getting more calls about folks who […]