As draining as entrepreneurship can be, the mere idea of taking a break is terrifying for small business owners. If you’re ever going to reboot and recharge, you have to learn to reward yourself! My slice of the week is perfect for those entrepreneurs in dire need of re-energizing. Plug yourself in, so your small … Continue reading “How Business Owners Can Take a Break, Relax, and in General Have More Fun”
Tag: Personal Focus
Know Your Entrepreneurial Motivation
Even the most excitable entrepreneurs have a tendency to lose motivation during chaotic times. But lose that drive just a little, and you’re prone to forget where you’re headed altogether. So strap on your seatbelt, because the next 90 seconds will give your engine all the gas it needs to refocus and recalculate your entrepreneurial … Continue reading “Know Your Entrepreneurial Motivation”
4 Steps to Take a Vacation from Your Business
When did the idea of getting a little R&R become so terrifying for entrepreneurs? Small business owners often pack their bags only to unpack their desk when they take a vacation. But going off the radar doesn’t mean your small business has to go off-course. Which is why today we’ll practice the art of letting … Continue reading “4 Steps to Take a Vacation from Your Business”
4 Reasons Why Family Should Come First for Your Business
Regret. Familiar with it? The most regretful business owners I’ve met are the ones who let business chaos get in the way of their family. One way or another, every small business is a family business. Family should come first for your business—always. Watch this quick video to learn my four reasons “why.”
4 Steps to Building a Small Business with Your Spouse
As your business gets off the ground, it may sound appealing to run a small business with your spouse. But as duties unfold, entrepreneurs who don’t stay focused will feel like they’ve opened up shop with Chaos Inc. instead. Owning a genuine mom and pop shop can be a joy,but sharing a passion doesn’t necessarily … Continue reading “4 Steps to Building a Small Business with Your Spouse”
