Is Your Procrastination a Blessing or a Curse? We live in a culture that values working hard to get things done. Taking action is high on the priority list. Those who push themselves to take action even when they don't…
When I was in high school, one of my classmates had this kind of unstoppable confidence. No matter how badly he messed up on his exams or how many questions he got wrong in class, he just kept sailing along…
How to Use Intuition to Help You Grow Your Business Recently a mentor of mine shared an experience that changed how she made decisions in her business. She had landed a project with a nationally known company to coach their…
One of the biggest factors in having a profitable service based business is charging what you are worth. Undercharging leaves money on the table. It forces you to work harder to make the income you want. Undercharging also sends the…
Making a heart felt connection with a prospect is the probably the most crucial factor in having them say "yes" to you and your services. Though they may not even realize it clients don't choose to come to you solely…
Communicating your value effectively is one of the most important skills for successful entrepreneurship. Even more than our words our emotional energy field communicates who we are to other people and the world. This video demonstrates an Inner Wealth Clarity…
Two the most crucial factors in creating a successful business is standing in your value and charging what you are worth. Even though practically all women business owners know this, it can still be challenging for many. Most women have…
One of the most pre-dominant cultural success myths is that achieving any major goal requires a lot of hard work. While it's true that effort and energy are usually required in achieving a major life goal, this myth of hard…
Communicating your value in a powerful way is essential for successful entrepreneurship. As many women receive conflicting cultural messages with holding power and leadership this can present a challenge for many women entrepreneurs. I recently spoke with Liz, a court…
