Right now, it can be hard to imagine buying or selling a business. But there has never been a better time to turn your business into an asset—an asset that works for you. Start by asking yourself: If someone offered you the opportunity

I used to believe I had limited control over the future. It was a place forward in time affected by lots of things out of my hands. But I also thought if the economy was good and my clients wanted my solutions, then

“I shouldn’t have hired all those people.” “I should have waited until next year to upgrade our systems.” “I never should have paid for that training.” Do you find yourself second-guessing your business decisions now more than ever? Especially the investments you made

One of the most common things we blame for our feelings and results is TIME. As entrepreneurs, we think we don’t have enough of it. I ran out of time, or I’m just so busy is the reason we’re late for the meeting

Most of us have a hidden instruction manual for ourselves and others. Our parents and key childhood figures wrote the outline for this manual, mostly based on what they learned from their own parents. Through words and actions, they told us what was

How do you make difficult decisions? You may think you use reason and logic to weigh the pros and cons and then choose the best alternative. But did you know the primitive part of your brain is working against you? Because its primary

Does the word “obstacle” sound like something you don’t want? After all, isn’t an obstacle something in the way between you and what you want? You may think it’s a problem holding you or your business back. But what if it isn’t? What

When we first start out in business, we think working harder and longer is the way to make more money and ensure we succeed. We overwork. It’s a habit that can be hard to break because, after all, it seems to work. Our

In business, every day can feel like everything is on the line—your money, reputation, and future. You’ve worked hard to get to this point in your life, the point where you have “made it.” You’re proud of your financial success, but maybe your