There is no one right decision. There’s the decision you make, and you make it right with the way you think, feel and act. When you look at decisions this way, it removes the drama and the angst of making a mistake. Because

When you’re trying to grow your business fast, it’s counterintuitive to do less. But that’s exactly what you need to do. When you’re working in your business instead of ON your business, you limit your growth. You know this already, but you still

Imagine someone else owns your company, and they hire a professional CEO to run it. What would that person do differently? They would set priorities, allocate resources, and evaluate results. Objectively. They would not do everything themselves. They would not try to control

Entrepreneurs are action-oriented. We have a need for speed and a sense of urgency. We’re in a hurry. There’s a lot to do. But here’s something you may not realize: When you believe there’s not enough time, you’ll look for (and find) evidence

There’s one thing you should never let your mind do—because it will sabotage your success every time. When you feel irritated or frustrated with your business, don’t let your mind run on autopilot. If you do, you’ll convince yourself that your business isn’t

You’re at an important trade show you can barely afford, you’re feeling like an imposter, and two Russian dudes approach you with this: “We’ve been watching you. You’ll never make it now that we’ve decided to take on this market. Starting tomorrow, we’re

“What do you MEAN you can’t go?” My husband said, staring at me as I dropped the bomb. Once again my business had taken over my life. I saw the disappointment in his eyes as I tried to explain that a critical project

Entrepreneurs create value by solving problems. The bigger the problem, the more value you add by solving it. When your business overcomes obstacles faced by an entire niche or industry, you also create a competitive advantage. One way to do this is to

What do successful race car drivers, equestrian jumpers, and entrepreneurs have in common? They focus on where they want to go. Because energy flows where attention goes. Of course you know this, you’ve heard it before. But sometimes you forget and your mind