The 10% Entrepreneur Patrick McGinnis
Every now and then, a book comes along that is so on-target, timeless and timely in one, that it is destined to spend a very long time on your bookshelf. The 10% Entrepreneur, by...
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Yoga Saved My Life
I know I’m not the only one who can say that yoga saved my life. This is my story. Not too long ago, I nearly gave in to Depression. Daily, my wishes that death...
#Sidehustle : It’s the New Normal
Ever feel like no matter how fast you run, you just can’t get closer to your dreams? Take the wakeup call and start moving to create some better results and a brighter future. Side...
5 Tips for Dealing with Change
Dealing with change can be one of the most stressful parts of our lives. It’s no news flash that we live in a world of change. From our own homes, to the places we...
Work Overload: 7 Solutions When You Are Swamped
Two weeks ago our team partnered with a new wealth management firm. It has been an incredible transition thus far and I can tell will be one of the most memorable experiences of my...
I Cry Sometimes. Why Shedding A Tear Sheds Light.
Is crying healthy? When I was a little girl, my father would yell at me to eat my peas (barf emoji with medical mask). At this, I would cry, which would prompt him...
7 Experiential Marketing Ideas
The conferences, concerts, seminars, parties, and weddings I have had the pleasure of attending were impressive because of one thing: the experience. In engagement marketing or experiential marketing, brand advocates know that in...
5 Things You Can Expect From Orangetheory
I never know what to anticipate, which can feel scary and exciting at the same time. To date, I have taken four classes at the Orangetheory in downtown Sarasota, each one led by a...
Our 5 Fave Findings from the 6th Annual Singles In America Study
For the 6th year in a row, Match funded the most comprehensive national study of American singles, the Singles In America study, on the attitudes and behaviors of 5,504 U.S. singles between the ages of 18...
Why Asking For Help Is A Sign of Strength
I used to think that asking for help was a sign of weakness; that it signified I was no longer “in a good place”. As if raising my hand would erase any previous growth...