I've recently been listening to James Clear's Atomic Habits. I highly recommend it if you're feeling stuck personally or professionally. It's about making small changes that accumulate over time, rather than being paralyzed by the thought of making huge changes. One of the concepts he mentioned that literally stopped me in my tracks (I'm usually listening to it as I'm walking) is this: Once we fit in, we look for ways to stand out. I think many people in business can relate t

If you're a solo entrepreneur, chances are you find it nearly impossible to market your business. Of course you do! You're to busy WORKING your business. But marketing is a necessary evil. Even if you feel like your pipeline is full now (making it even harder to find time to market), there will come a time when you'll regret not working ahead to keep generating more interest. Here are 3 ways to market your business that each build on the other: 1. Create a short video tutoria

A couple of years ago, I realized I was going down an unhealthy rabbit hole with Twitter. I was checking it way too often and getting sucked into reading Twitter conversations between people who expressed views that I absolutely despised, yet somehow couldn't look away from. I began to realize that this was affecting my mental well-being (something we should all be aware of when it comes to social media), so I deleted my app. I still post on Twitter for business, but I didn't