Are you like the women on The Bachelor? You are if you’re doing this in your business…
Tag: Authenticity
How To Deserve The Award For Leading Lady In Your OWN Life
Are you the leading lady in your own life? Or are you the best supporting character or simply “woman in coffee shop”? If you’re ready step up to more, read this.
Who are you talking to? Do they care? How To Find and Engage Your Ideal Audience
Writing for your own business can be hard especially in a world with so much noise.
How do you get people to listen to what you have to say and be interested in what you have to offer?
How do you compete when everyone is looking for cheap, fast and easy?
In other words, how do you stay in business, make a difference and own your value? It’s easy, if you know this…
Quotes That Make You Go Hmmm…Patrick Ness
How important ARE your stories? And what’s the catch? Patrick Ness’s monster shares his point of view. Do you agree?
Quotes That Make You Go Hmmm…Rudyard Kipling
Be unforgettable. Tell your stories.
How To Be Taken Seriously, Especially If You Are A Woman
My biggest pet peeve. And how to fix it.
The Most Important Thing Your Website Must Convey (and 4 Easy Ways To Ensure It Does)
Should you use T & A in your marketing? Absolutely! …but maybe you’re think of the wrong T & A…
Top 3 Mistakes People Make On Their About Page (and how to fix them)
When writing your own web copy, your About Page can be the hardest page to write.
By avoiding these 3 common mistakes and knowing what to do instead, you’ll create an engaging About Page that will have people eager to learn how to work with you.
3 Easy Ways To Make Your Home Page Attract Your Ideal Client
Want to keep people on your site for more than 5 seconds? Here are three simple ways to do that.
When fear keeps you from fulfilling your mission, think of this…
We all have fears. As entrepreneurs, if we want our business to grow, sometimes we have to face our fears head on. Think of this the next time fear is holding you back.
Quotes That Make You Go Hmmm…Terry Pratchett
How do stories affect us? Let Sir Terry Pratchett tell you.