Powerfully authentic business owners are also powerfully authentic communicators. For the past few days I’ve shared communication tips that will help you really “juice up” your communication. Today, I’ll share an active listening technique using strategic questions.

Powerfully authentic business owners need a number of tools in their toolbox in order to run a great business. One critical skill is great communication. Today I share 2 techniques that will ensure that your clients, prospects and team are engaged in the conversation.

Do you listen to understand or are you waiting for an opening to get your point across? If you don't have good ways to communicate in your team or with your clients or prospects, you could fall flat.

Managing your tasks is a personal thing. There are many fantastic systems out there. Today, I share the last two tips from my expert panel as they share their favorite ways to manage their ever growing list of things to do.

One of the questions that I frequently get when I work with clients is "What type of to do list should I use?" And I often answer: "It depends!" Your To-Do List should match your working style. Today, I’ll share two more ideas you can explore.

One of the questions that I frequently get when I work with clients is "What is the best way to ensure that I get things done? What type of to do list should I use?" And I often answer: "It depends!" Your To-Do List should match your working style, so I’ll share 4 different ideas you can explore.

Sometimes when you experience a lack of focus, it has nothing to do with your tasks and everything to do with your environment. Today I’ll share how to figure that out.

Today, continuing the conversation: Can you go from creative and productive in a corporate job to a mess working for yourself? Coming from the perspective of someone that had this happen to her, I’ll share my story as well as some of what I have observed with my clients.

Today, I'm going to address a question that I hear often in networking meetings and was expressed to me recently in a reader email. Can you go from creative and productive in a corporate job to a mess working for yourself? Coming from the perspective of someone that had this happen to her, I’ll share my story as well as some of what I have observed with my clients.

Friday night I learned that one of my favorite pod-casting sites was shutting down. The news hit me like a lead brick. Sure, shutting down is something that can happen when you use a 3rd-party tool. It was a real let down though, considering I had invested time linking to them and growing 1014 followers and creating 284 recordings. I was hit by the lack of customer service too, but we can certainly learn from this story; so that is what I'm going to share today.