The way to stop feeling like an impostor is by never thinking of yourself as one. Today I give my audiences three simple and non-negotiable strategies on how they can have more confidence in themselves, so that when we hear them speak or see their work it will be much clearer who the real person …
The temptation to do everything yourself is strong when it comes to starting your business, but you have got to understand that there are a lot of things outside the boundaries of your job description. If you don’t make time for those other tasks and focus on growing the company then all will be lost …
Working ON your Business Vs. Working IN your Business Read More »
The process of financial legacy planning can be daunting and hard to grasp. Breaking it down into smaller categories makes the task seem more manageable, but you need to remember that every category is interconnected with each other. For example, if creating a charitable estate plan or an inheritance for loved ones is important to …
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There are plenty of ways to pay less for your college degree, and you should definitely try not to let the price tag get in the way. In order to keep costs low, families have a variety of options that they can choose from- but some might work better than others depending on their situation. …
In the aftermath of a pandemic, demand for shipped goods soared while simultaneously sending many drivers into early retirement. The U.S has been grappling with a chronic lack of drivers and this recent event only exacerbated the problem because there were too few people to fill in all these vacant positions left by retirees and …
Ready To Get into the Trucking Industry? 10 FAQS Read More »
We know that the great assembly of words in the world doesn’t matter much if it doesn’t register with the audience if it isn’t meaningful to them. But what of the words themselves? Does it matter how several difficult words you use, how long your sentences are, and so on? Words matter of course, but …
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