Entrepreneurs wear many hats and are constantly pulled in different directions -- often simultaneously. From leading your team and managing the budget, to coming up with creative ideas, there’s a lot on your plate. And getting it all done requires more than just a strategic balancing act.
Millions of Americans deal with the symptoms of anxiety daily, yet only 9 percent have an actual anxiety disorder diagnosis.
Do you have a pet peeve? Here’s one of mine.
After patiently waiting on a L-O-N-G airport security line, someone comes running up, explaining their flight leaves in 15 minutes. Can they please cut in?
We all dream of working for a company that appreciates our every move, that gives us creative license to experiment, and never questions our ability to make good decisions. Unfortunately, the reality is that most employees feel undervalued and overworked in their role.
Mamie Adams always enjoyed going to a branch post office in her town because the postal employees there were friendly.
Far too many of us entrepreneurs want to be the “rock." We don’t want anyone to think we have any weakness. This means that we keep our problems and struggles to ourselves -- we even keep them from those we love.
