Oct 24, 2019 | Business, Business Philanthropy, cause marketing, Entrepreneurial Skills, nonprofit, personal development, resilience, storytelling for business
Welcome to entrepreneurship… the ups, the downs, and the days when those ups and downs come so quickly that you feel like you’re on a roller coaster just minutes after scarfing down every fried food the amusement park had to offer. If you’re lucky,...
Oct 22, 2019 | Business, codependency, happiness at work, personal development
Do you remember any of your High School or college jobs? I worked my way through undergrad and graduate school as a bank teller and then a Customer Service rep in one of those “supermarket banks.” Yeah, it was about as much fun as it sounds. Maybe...
Oct 14, 2019 | Business, Business Philanthropy, cause marketing, nonprofit
If you’ve been reading any of my posts, you keep hearing how wonderful it is to collaborate with a nonprofit. You’ve learned some of the benefits, the reasoning behind it, how to choose your nonprofit, and did I mention how wonderful it is? But it...
Oct 3, 2019 | Business, creativity, sales, storytelling for business
I toyed with naming this piece “Holy Crap, We Bought a Timeshare” but since the transaction was reversed, I’m not sure that’s appropriate. Have you ever been able to emotionally detach from a sales pitch? Not your own, of course. Have you ever...
Sep 12, 2019 | Business, content, creativity, non fiction, storytelling for business, website content
Conferences, workshops, trainings… oh my. They can be exhausting. Between the schmoozing and searching for swag, and all the information presented, you’re lucky if you walk away with a few tidbits of knowledge. And a sloth. Hopefully, you got a stuffed sloth wearing a...
Sep 6, 2019 | Business, Business Philanthropy, cause marketing, nonprofit
“It’s so hard to sell myself.” Have you ever said that? I was having lunch with a new friend yesterday at a conference when he uttered those very words. It’s something I’ve struggled with for years, so my heart went out to him. There is something inherently difficult...
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