Extend the Runway
A client and I were recently discussing a sense of anxiety at the start of the new year. We laughed because the client couldn’t understand
A client and I were recently discussing a sense of anxiety at the start of the new year. We laughed because the client couldn’t understand
Are all your eggs in one basket? Or are you well-diversified with optionality? I frequently hear alarming strategies that hinge entirely on one primary customer,
In every success and failure, there is something to learn. The question is whether we stop long enough to reflect on and absorb the lessons.
We often see two things as different ends of the same continuum, but this is frequently flawed. Dislike of one thing doesn’t automatically imply like
Every new idea you have doesn’t have to be enacted. Every idea you act on doesn’t have to succeed. In fact, sticking with something that’s
The ultimate key to success as a business owner or leader? Stay alive. This may sound silly but think of a video game: if you’re
Merriam-Webster defines “enough” as “occurring in such quantity, quality, or scope as to fully meet demands, needs, or expectations”.1 A few years ago, I wrote
I recently ran across this quote from Jason Zweig (technically, from his father), and I can’t stop thinking about its implications for my work and
In many owner-operated businesses (this is true for solopreneurs, too), the leader feels an obligation to work the hardest. It’s the old “lead by example”
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