Pricing is personal. Listen in to learn how to know and own your worth unapologetically so you can stand behind your price with confidence.

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Our businesses can be such great places to hide and avoid dealing with hard things. After all, there is always something to do. There is a risk and danger to numbing out and tuning out from our personal lives, though.  Checking back in with ourselves, though, can be an intimidating process. Here's how to do it so you still feel in control.

There's a difference between being the boss and bossing others. It's a milestone for a business when it's time to make the first big hire but it's also an intimidating prospect for the owner. Here's how to navigate this transition with confidence.

When a team member brings the heat,  bosses feel like they have struck gold. What do you do, though, when a team member's enthusiasm becomes a distraction and interrupts the big picture? You don't want to curb their enthusiasm but you do need it to have some control. This is a hard conversation. Here's how to have it.

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When it comes to your personal business, how much should your team know? What boundaries should exist between bosses and their team members? How do you make this decision for yourself? You want to be professional and you want to empower your team with what they need to know to support your business. This is tricky business. Listen in for help finding your way with it all.

Whether or not we're as successful as we want to be often comes down to knowing what we're willing to do for what we want. Taking it one step further, it comes down to whether or not we are willing to do one specific thing. Do this one thing and you could be more successful than you are today by tomorrow.

When we first start our businesses, we have no idea what our businesses are really going to ask of us. Nor do we know the opportunities that might find us that we never thought to expect. When business opportunities collide with family needs, our partners are going to have a reaction and it might not always be the supportive kind we hope for. Here's how to respond to keep your family on track and you might not need to compromise your business to do it.

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