Is it bad to make a mistake? Does it make you feel like giving up? What if you were to redefine your definition of failure? By making just a slight shift in perspective, you can change what errors, mistakes, and negative experiences mean to you.  

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How do your conversations go inside your head? Are you nice when you talk to yourself, or are you always criticizing, critiquing, and finding every little thing you did wrong? What you tell yourself, your mindset, and your beliefs about you play an incredibly big role in your success. If you are wanting to make a change, the first step is believing that you CAN! 

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After our formal schooling ends, our personal growth and development is our own responsibility. No one is going to show up and say "Let's learn some cool stuff today!" We have to do it ourselves. Learn some simple tips on how to continue to learn, stretch, and grow. Investing in yourself is the best investment you can make!  

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No matter what type of business you are in, taking a close look at your competition makes good sense. It's important to know what your competition is doing, and especially what they are doing well. Learn 7 key areas to pay attention to when shopping the competition. 

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There is a big difference between having an interest, and being committed. In this Moment with Mickey, we explore the differences and discuss an important tip that helps you succeed where others fail.  

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Here's another success story in the world of brick-and-mortar! Meet Becky Walraed, founder/owner of So You Boutique in Wake Forest, North Carolina.

With 20 years of corporate retail experience, Becky decided it was time to get back to the place she calls home. The challenge was on to create a clothing boutique that offered a unique shopping experience, sincere personal service, quality on-trend fashion, at a good price. Through a lot of sweat and tears, So You Boutique was born.

Becky shares her tips on being an entrepreneur, learning new things every day, knowing when a change in direction is needed, and how to keep moving forward.

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Do you have a plan? You may know what you want. You may know what you need to do to make it happen. But why then, isn't it working? It could be your own self, holding you back. Learn how to overcome this obstacle in this episode.  

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How are your time management skills? Actually, no one can manage time. What CAN we manage? Our choices, and we can work on eliminating distractions that waste our time. Learn these 4 simple tips to help you stay focused and get things done!

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Do you have an open or a fixed mindset? What's the difference? Learn the differences between the two mindsets and why having an open mindset is so important.

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Busy? - Moment with Mickey

Are you busy? Silly question, right? Of course you're busy; we're all busy! But busy does not necessarily mean productive. Learn these simple steps to taking back control of your To Do list so that you actually get the most important things done!

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