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We have all heard the sensible idea that we can learn from our failures. Yet the frustration and embarrassment that we often feel after a screw up can prevent this education or at least put it on Read More

I'm preparing for the biggest product launch of my life - a baby! Read about my plans for my business and share your tips and advice. Read More

Affirmations are meant to help you overcome negative thoughts that can sabotage your well-being. Today's post goes into details on how using positive affirmations is a great way to help up-and-coming leaders to reach their goals and to enhance leadership skills. Read More

Networking makes landing a job, starting a business, and just about everything else in life a little bit easier — provided you network well. If you connect with people in such a way that you irritate them or show a poor side of yourself, your networking efforts can actually hurt you. Read More

There is a difference between expressing an interest in career growth and proving yourself ready. Here are some tips to help you out. Read More

A few weeks ago I watched Three Stars, a documentary about some truly remarkable restaurants. Their chefs have all received the coveted Michelin Three Stars, a designation that sets them apart as the best in the world.

As I watched the documentary, I realized that these premier chefs were unassu Read More

Many business owners think of themselves more as the person who does the work instead of the person who leads the people doing the work. But if you’re not in charge, who is? Here's 5 leadership skills all business owners need! Read More

By Jana Moreno:

Think of it this way: imagine you have your own business with several employees underneath you, and you are there to support them in achieving their targets. You can push them, micro-manage them, and watch everything they do and comment on it (living in control), and it might w Read More

By Robert Renaud:

I have often wondered what motivates people and why they behave the way they do. I recall from my university days the theories of Maslow, who developed a theory to explain the driving force behind our wants. Wants require us to be willing to do what it takes to achieve it. We’r Read More