Celebrating — writing a book is a big deal; in some cases, it’s a life or career changing event. So, let’s celebrate that and have some fun along the way. Maybe have a launch party, or acknowledge a milestone in your sales. …

Create a Routine. — Every day I wake up at 4am so that I can connect with God, having that communication is not about religion, but creating a connection to the source of all things we do. As a part of our series about “How To Learn To Finally Love…

Find something you love and just do it. Find something you always wanted to do and do it. Find something someone else wants to do and do it with them. Learn to find a new you. It’s okay if you’ve never done it before or if you never thought you…

An Interview With Tyler Gallagher — … Empowering people and encouraging them to take risks and speak up. If you want to move up in your career and affect change in your environment, you have to be comfortable taking risks. A lot of people are afraid to speak up. …

Showing weakness and mistakes as well as strengths and successes has been personally rewarding as well as helping the business grow and standout. As part of our interview series called “5 Things I Wish Someone Told Me Before I Became A Founder”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Tom Bannister. …

Be authentic — Don’t try and be something you’re not or act a certain way because you think it’s how you’re supposed to act. It’s okay to be yourself, to be honest and open with others, and to have some fun along the way. As a part of our series…

Love is the language of the heart and we can love so many different people in our lives without running out. As part of our interview series called “5 Things I Wish Someone Told Me Before I Became A Founder”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Shakir Ahmed & Tabassum…

No one can prepare you for that part of the process and it will drive you crazy. As part of our series about “5 Things I Wish Someone Told Me Before I Became a Restaurateur”, I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Matthew Kuscher. Matthew Kuscher grew up in the…

Fail quickly and cheaply — Failing is inevitable, so it’s super important to fail with as little waste as possible and as quickly as possible, so that you can learn from your mistakes and adapt. As part of our series about how companies are becoming more sustainable, we had the…