We're inundated with encouragement (pressure?)  to seek wealth and success unapologetically.. What happens, though, when once you do, you feel as though you are leaving those you love most behind? How do you respond when your ability to help more and to support more make others feel bad about what they are unable to do?

"I can't" ."Now isn't the right time". "I really wanted to but..." Sound familiar? We all get discouraged from time to time. We all have to make compromises that leave us with disappointment. However, when we dwell on our disappointment, we miss out on what's possible. It's easier said than done, though, so today we're diving in to how you can stop looking at the closed door so you can find that open window.

Hiring someone is supposed to make your life easier. It's supposed to let you focus on your zone of genius. But if you don't take care of business when hiring, it  makes everything harder.  Here's how to avoid hiring pitfalls and build a rockstar team because rockstar teams don't happen by accident.

When you run an internet business, it can feel like your doors are permanently open. There can be immense pressure to be on all the time, engaging, commenting, and connecting.  Here's how to turn off so you can stay in it for the long haul.

When working for someone, in order to get from where you are to where you want to be, your boss has to see you and your potential. You don't have to just wait for it to happen, though. Here's how to get in the driver's seat of your professional life when you're not running the show.

I almost deleted yesterday's show. I said something I hadn't planned on saying and immediately wanted to take it back. I wanted to delete the episode, start over, and forget it all happened. I didn't, though.

"Am I there yet?" "I can't believe I am still here." "I thought I would have this all figured out by now." "Why is this all still so hard?

You've heard it all before: you have to take a seat at the table. You have to use your voice.  Here's my take on how you can do that without losing your mind.

"If you don't like your fate, change it..." We hear things like this all the time in the personal development space but sometimes, it's just BS. The person saying it has no idea the struggle you are carrying or how you would do anything to change it, if you could. Sometimes, your reality is going to be an immovable object in your life that cannot be fixed. Your perspective and your response to it remain in your control, though. No matter what you are living with right now or how much you are hurting, your reality does not have to become your excuse. I promise. Here's how.

If you're in it to win it, you're in it for the long game. Too many people manage their mindset to push through a hard day or a hard week. Their thinking is entirely too short term. It's time to prioritize your mindset for long term entrepreneurship. Grab your notebook, take stock, and get yourself set up for better success.