When you think about LinkedIn, do you think about job hunting, or do you think, not another social media outlet? If you do, no worries. I did, too. You may be missing out if you own a business and don’t use LinkedIn. LinkedIn’s primary purpose is to provide a platform for networking with individuals. Its… Continue reading It’s A New Year, Have You Tried LinkedIn?
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Filling The Gaps When Things Get Slow
As someone who’s used to – and enjoys – feeling at capacity most of the time, I wasn’t sure what to do with myself when things slowed down a bit earlier this year. I began by cleaning out every closet in the house, a task which actually turned out to be quite rewarding.After a while,… Continue reading Filling The Gaps When Things Get Slow
Stop Procrastination! (Now, Not Tomorrow)
Know what you need to know and what you don’t. There are some projects where it is essential to understand exactly how something is set up. There are others where you only need to know enough to keep things going. Take setting up an email newsletter, for example. If setting up Mailchimp or Constant Contact is… Continue reading Stop Procrastination! (Now, Not Tomorrow)
You Can’t Do It All! How to Delegate Effectively
It seems that at least once each week I hear the same five words from friends and clients: “I need to delegate more.” And then, immediately afterward, they say, “But I don’t think there’s anybody who will understand my work, take it as seriously as I do, and do a really great job.” As a… Continue reading You Can’t Do It All! How to Delegate Effectively
You or Your Work Schedule…Who’s Controlling Who?
I was speaking with one of my friends the other day. We talked about how we run full-time businesses, have families, and manage to keep our sanity.We talked more specifically about how to maintain a balance between our client interactions and families so we remain sane. Here are a few tricks I’d like to share:… Continue reading You or Your Work Schedule…Who’s Controlling Who?
Untangling Your Messy Calendar
Keeping appointments and deadlines in a calendar is essential. Without one, unless you’ve got a fabulous memory, things go bad quickly! Unfortunately, many people still struggle with electronic calendar setup, something I see with clients. This is how it usually happens: I was one of these people until I decided to consolidate everything in one place. If… Continue reading Untangling Your Messy Calendar
Be Your Own Detective
As a small business owner or solo professional, you’ve got many processes and procedures in place, not to mention lots of outwardly facing marketing things, like your LinkedIn profile and your website. Over time, it’s easy to look at them without seeing them. That can be a problem, particularly as your business evolves. With that in mind,… Continue reading Be Your Own Detective