Marketing guru Michael Port talks a lot about the “red velvet rope policy” he uses in his business. His premise is that your business will be more fulfilling and successful if you choose clients or customers who you really want to work with. Of course, this policy requires that you weed out the clients who [...]
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A little over a year ago, I made one of the bravest decisions of my life. I decided that I was going to focus full time on running my own business. Sure, I’d been dancing around it for almost a decade, coaching as a “side hustle” as Pamela Slim would say. But deciding [...]
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We all know, deep down, who we are meant to be, but sometimes we just get caught up in being who we think we should be.
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Service is about helping those who want help or graciously and selflessly helping those who do not. Servitude is helping those who don’t want help or feeling put out by those you are trying to help.
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In my opinion, one of the worst ways you can deal with a mistake is to think you are somehow not *worthy* of recovering from it. This is sort of like accidentally cutting your finger, then deciding to fix it by cutting off the entire finger… then your arm… then your other arm…
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