Stop the Madness and Take a Moment
With all of the negative, economic news, you may be working extensive hours and spending a lot of time worrying about bills, new sales and what the future entails for your family and business. It can be overwhelming. I know that I started to feel this way last week (even with the start of the […]
Continue reading...Review These 2 Things to Help Boost Sales
I’ve been swamped with work this week and just remembered an important “New Year’s” tip to share with you. Have you checked these two things recently? If not, you may be missing out on new customers and media interviews. 1. Is there old copy on your website? Try to take a few minutes to review […]
Continue reading...It’s a New Year – Now What?
As you get ready for work and sip your morning coffee, are you preparing to go “back to the old grind” just to pay your bills? If so, it’s time for a change. After all, it can be miserable to live from paycheck to paycheck and watch every penny (I know. I’ve been there.). Instead, […]
Continue reading...What Did Your Brain Just Say?
With the economy the way it is, there is a lot more competition for business. But before you jump at every new job opportunity that comes your way, take a moment to stop and think. I don’t know about you, but every time I’ve gone into a new business relationship without paying attention to […]
Continue reading...Did you really ask that?
Have you ever been listening to an online seminar, speaker at an event or tele-seminar, and someone asks a really lame question? For example, I was recently watching a presentation related to online marketing tips from one of the top experts in the industry. The host opened the floor for questions, and someone got […]
Continue reading...Vote and Move On
Did you vote? I’m sure you will hear this a lot today, but it is an important election. And it will be interesting to see the media frenzy announcing all of the results. Whatever happens, reporters will spend some time discussing the issues, and then it will be (somewhat) back to “business as usual.” […]
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