A mentor is “an experienced and trusted adviser”. It is recommended that if you want to be a good leader, you should pick people to pull up behind you. Pick people you want to help
Are you trying to figure out what kind of style you want to lead with? Try out servant leadership! Servant Leadership is a leadership style coined by Robert Greenleaf in the 1970s. The main idea is
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Have you acquired a skill that you think others should also know? Or are there some trick of the trade you want to share? Either way, creating a course with Teachable is the best way to do it!
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When launching your own consultancy or freelance practice, getting started can feel a bit like the Wild West of business. The spectrum of freelancing is huge, ranging from small pocket change side
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Wouldn’t it be great if we could recharge our careers like our phones? Plug it in and in a few hours, we could have a satisfying, best-fit career! It’s not as easy as plugging in your phone, but
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With 50% of first marriages ending in divorce, the demand for a divorce coach is growing; more so with 74% of third marriages in the US following the same heartbreaking path. In the United States,
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You’ve probably heard that finding the perfect mentor is imperative for your success, but why is mentorship so important? How can you find the perfect mentor? And how can you also become the
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Every week I host online segments of Come Up Conversations, which is an interview series where fellow entrepreneurs share pieces of their business journey. They share times where they felt stuck,
A leader’s role is to nourish their people, to provide an environment where they can celebrate their innate gifts and use those gifts to build powerful relationships and outcomes in their personal
What makes a successful businesswoman? It must be more than having customers and money. It must be more than a solid business plan. If these were the only two ingredients, most companies would fail