For far too many of us, happiness seems elusive and we’ve learned to simply accept the dull, ho-hum existence of just getting by. These are the 3 principles that I’ve found are the most powerful to lay the foundation on which to build a monument of happiness for a lifetime. Defining Happiness “Happiness” is that […]
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One of the most important things you can do to identify blind spots, seize opportunities, increase your influence, insure sustainable growth and enduring success in your life and business is to attract and secure the right members for your Board of Advisors… …even if there are specific tasks that individual members are not doing for […]
Come on, admit it! Like me, you’ve fallen asleep on the bus, plane or subway at some point in your life. I spent a week in New York City this summer on vacation with the kids. It was the first time there for the kids; so one of the highlights for my son was riding […]
Do you have prickly, grouchy people in your life? If you aren’t able to quickly identify folks like that in your life…are you, perhaps, one of them? Hey, I admit it. I’m a recovering grumpy puff…and I fall off the wagon once in a while and revert back to my old ways. Seriously, I’m sure […]
I’m not sure if you’ve noticed, but there’s an Entrepreneur Movement happening right now. This past month I attended fellow Gentepreneur Nely Galan’s Adelante Movement ™ at the NCLR Convention at the Los Angeles Convention Center. An enthusiastic crowd of mostly female Latina entrepreneur with standing room only, closely listened to Nely Galan interview Facebook billionaire Sheryl […]
Having a business plan is essential to the success of any venture. The trick, however, is doing it right, and avoiding the rockets, darts and snares that can leave us sidelined if we’re not prepared. Here are the top six business plan mistakes I see entrepreneurs and business owners making with their business plans time […]
Two of the surest ways to kill joy in our lives, is to live in the past, and compare ourselves to others. Most of us learned how to ride a bicycle by spending several of our childhood years first pushing the pedals on a tricycle. We didn’t learn to walk, and then immediately move into […]
