The Imposter Syndrome “I have no idea what I’m doing.”  “Once people see through my facade, my business will crumble.”  “It’s not good enough.” Every business owner has these thoughts. We think other people will realize we’re a fraud, that we’re faking it,

As business owners, it’s tempting to imagine a future where… Our business runs beautifully without our daily involvement.  We’ve carved out a niche that’s fiercely loyal to our brand, and we’re feeling great about the value our solutions provide.  Our business is consistently

Are you playing offense or defense in your business? Are you moving forward with confidence and clarity or hesitating because you’re feeling inadequate and overwhelmed?  When we start our business, we’re focused on the future. We’re feeling good because we’re thinking about possibilities.

Increasing our company’s value means decreasing risk.  Business owners are ALWAYS on the lookout for risk. We can’t ignore the obvious, like when demand is down, or our market is shrinking.  But there are other areas where risk lurks, creating a trap. Because

Starting the day with a cluttered mind is a sure path to frustration and overwhelm.  Instead, borrow a habit from some of the world’s most successful professionals. Clear your mind with a daily thought download:  Grab a pen and paper in the morning. 

Freedom in your business means having options.  The option to scale, sell, or become the chairman removed from day-to-day operations. But too often, we feel trapped by our business instead.  The bigger it grows, the less time and freedom we have.  The business