by Deb Goeschel | Mar 18, 2020 | Business Tips, Tips for Entrepreneurs & Small Business
A New World to Navigate Almost Overnight My last blog talked about joining organizations and attending networking events to build business relationships. But … a couple weeks later, we’re in a whole new world thanks to COVID-19. So, you need new info on...
by Deb Goeschel | Feb 23, 2020 | Business Tips, Tips for Entrepreneurs & Small Business
If you’re not a joiner, maybe you oughta be! In my last blog post, Business: It’s All About Relationships, we talked about how business is built, maintained, and grown via relationships. But how do you cultivate those relationships? Where and how do you meet new...
by Deb Goeschel | Feb 11, 2020 | Business Tips, Tips for Entrepreneurs & Small Business
How many of you have met someone either at a business event or made a connection on LinkedIn or other social platform and then are immediately propositioned? No, I’m not talking about being sexually propositioned or being hit on by someone on the one social...
by Deb Goeschel | Jan 28, 2020 | Business Tips, Tips for Entrepreneurs & Small Business
In the last blog, we talked about how to cultivate inspiration and the activities that can help light our inspirational fires. But now that you’re actively immersing yourself in such activities, what happens next? Once you create space for your creativity to...
by Deb Goeschel | Jan 14, 2020 | Business Tips, Self-Care for Entrepreneurs, Tips for Entrepreneurs & Small Business
January seems to be the month we all look at our lives and businesses with what we hope are “fresh” eyes. We make resolutions and plans and hope inspiration and commitment takes hold so we can keep those resolutions and implement our plans. But …...
by Deb Goeschel | Dec 30, 2019 | Self-Care for Entrepreneurs, Tips for Entrepreneurs & Small Business
The theme I keep hearing from personal and professional friends, colleagues, and family members is that 2019 was (and continues to be) a demanding year. And as we get closer to the close of it, I’m also hearing people (including myself!) use words and phrases like...
