Consistency creates trust and people do business with people they know, like, and trust. Lisa Mininni
I often mentor my clients about creating consistency in their marketing and other areas of their life so create a life they love, not one lived by default. However, Jean Kay, Canadian Poet and author of Thanksgiving Poetry to Inspire, took consistency to another level. Jean Kay wrote a poem every day for 24 years.
Every. Single. Day.
I met Jean Kay through an international organization
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Have You Always Wanted to Write a Book?
Everyone has a story to tell, a lesson to impart, or an idea that provokes thought. You might have even said, "I always wanted to write a book." But then you get those little limiting inner voices telling you it's never going to happen, that no one cares what you have to say, or that you're too busy to write an entire book.
Take it from someone who has written a book and contributed to other books, your book doesn't have to be long or take a long time to write. I invite you to consider that,
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Entrepreneurial Mindset: Beliefs Are A Funny Thing, Aren’t They?
Beliefs are a funny thing.
Beliefs are a state of mind in which you regard a thing to be true. It makes sense that if you regard a thing to be true, you're more likely to take action consistent with that belief.
Some beliefs support us to open and grow, while others keep us stuck in mediocrity. At times, you may wonder why you’re not achieving the results you seek even though you're taking action. This can be a frustrating place to be. It often stems from an unconscious or unexplored
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Learning to be Comfortably Uncomfortable
Former American business Executive Chair of IBM, Gini Rometty, once said, "Growth and comfort do not coexist." She has a point.
When I made the decision to purchase my building to further expand my company’s Contribution in the World, I wasn't at all comfortable. Not. At. All. While my heart was telling me to move ahead, my head questioned everything.
How could I undertake renovating 51% of a building in two months and still run my mentoring business?
How was I going to furnish
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Creating Resilience is Intentional
When news of the pandemic spread, companies began considering how it would affect services, supply chain, employee engagement, and business continuity. Many business owners quickly discovered what was missing from their business model, like multiple revenue streams, delivery systems, and relationships with their funding institutions.
Initially, you might have also noticed gaps in your reserve accounts, wondered how you were going to pay your mortgage, and payroll. While trying to stay upbeat
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