We have all had the chance to take a closer look at what is important in the last year, how we want to connect with each other and where we see ourselves in the future. The extra time has provided us with an opportunity to be creative and encouraged outside the box thinking. Since
I, like you, am spending more time than usual “on screen.” By that I mean, using my computer to connect with the outside world, to expand my point of view and learn from others within my networks. I have connected with more people internationally than at any other time in my business. Reaching out and
I’ve recently started using a new hashtag on all of my social media posts that has almost become a mantra. It started as a way to connect with other like-minded individuals who may be interested in collaborating and sharing new ideas. #collaborationovercompetition It would appear that most of us are spending more time browsing
This past year, has been all about sharing the voice of inspiration… How? Thinking outside the box and taking a leap of faith that others would be interested in sharing the journey. A new sense of purpose… Everyone has had to pivot and change this year. It has defiantly given us the opportunity to
There is no question that 2020 has been a year of the “big pivot.” Businesses large and small are having to change focus, revise marketing strategies and look for new and innovative ways to connect with customers. We are all learning new platforms and becoming acquainted with technology that includes video. Business meetings, workshops, seminars
In recent months, I have found myself in conversations with business leaders about the concept of hearing “Yes.” There seems to be an increased number of people regardless of industry that are in discussions that include “no, no thank you,” “not right now,” or “maybe.” Often, it is not related to a sale but rather
?Our Ability To Create Sustained Profit and ?Support Local Business I remember the days when the concept of ?free? was used to capture our attention as part of a promotion. There were very few special offers where business owners were willing to provide goods or services at no cost to simply connect with prospects and
It’s the end of summer, the kids are going back to school, we’ve taken our holidays and now it’s time to get back to business. During the summer months, I’ve successfully completed an on-line course through Harvard University: Improving Your Business Through A Culture of Health. I took the course because I felt the content
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking asking a lot of questions and digging deep to answer: What makes me happy? Sound familiar? We’ve all been navigating stressful times, having to recalibrate our personal GPS so that we are able to function and adapt to the changing environment. I’ve had the opportunity to speak
Do you remember a time when folks jokingly said that in order to escape the fast pace of everyday life they?d like to live in a grass shack on the beach?or in the woods amongst the flowers and the tress enjoying nature? It was the solitude and peacefulness of those locations that had
We have all had the chance to take a closer look at what is important in the last year, how we want to connect with each other and where we see ourselves in the future. The extra time has provided us with an opportunity to be creative and encouraged outside the box thinking. Since
I, like you, am spending more time than usual “on screen.” By that I mean, using my computer to connect with the outside world, to expand my point of view and learn from others within my networks. I have connected with more people internationally than at any other time in my business. Reaching out and
I’ve recently started using a new hashtag on all of my social media posts that has almost become a mantra. It started as a way to connect with other like-minded individuals who may be interested in collaborating and sharing new ideas. #collaborationovercompetition It would appear that most of us are spending more time browsing
This past year, has been all about sharing the voice of inspiration… How? Thinking outside the box and taking a leap of faith that others would be interested in sharing the journey. A new sense of purpose… Everyone has had to pivot and change this year. It has defiantly given us the opportunity to
There is no question that 2020 has been a year of the “big pivot.” Businesses large and small are having to change focus, revise marketing strategies and look for new and innovative ways to connect with customers. We are all learning new platforms and becoming acquainted with technology that includes video. Business meetings, workshops, seminars
In recent months, I have found myself in conversations with business leaders about the concept of hearing “Yes.” There seems to be an increased number of people regardless of industry that are in discussions that include “no, no thank you,” “not right now,” or “maybe.” Often, it is not related to a sale but rather
?Our Ability To Create Sustained Profit and ?Support Local Business I remember the days when the concept of ?free? was used to capture our attention as part of a promotion. There were very few special offers where business owners were willing to provide goods or services at no cost to simply connect with prospects and
It’s the end of summer, the kids are going back to school, we’ve taken our holidays and now it’s time to get back to business. During the summer months, I’ve successfully completed an on-line course through Harvard University: Improving Your Business Through A Culture of Health. I took the course because I felt the content
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking asking a lot of questions and digging deep to answer: What makes me happy? Sound familiar? We’ve all been navigating stressful times, having to recalibrate our personal GPS so that we are able to function and adapt to the changing environment. I’ve had the opportunity to speak
Do you remember a time when folks jokingly said that in order to escape the fast pace of everyday life they?d like to live in a grass shack on the beach?or in the woods amongst the flowers and the tress enjoying nature? It was the solitude and peacefulness of those locations that had
