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Managing the “Business Twisties”
We have all heard about Simone Biles getting the “twisties” at the Olympic Games. When Simone got the “twisties,” she stepped away from gymnastics for a couple of years; took care of her mental health; and worked her way back into the gym when she felt ready. So, what can we entrepreneurs take away from Simone’s experience?
Understanding the Business Twisties
In business, we can experience our own version of the twisties. There are times when we feel lost, overwhelmed, and unable to navigate our way through challenges. This can manifest as burnout, decision fatigue, or a lack of motivation. Just like in gymnastics, these moments can be disorienting and paralyzing, affecting our performance and overall well-being.
How Entrepreneurs Should Set Themselves Up for a Good Business Day
As an entrepreneur, every day brings new challenges and opportunities. How you start your day can significantly impact your productivity, mindset, and overall success. Here are six tips to ensure you set yourself up for a good business day.
Life Advice from an “OG” Business Owner
I celebrated a birthday last Friday and I feel like it fully cemented me as an “OG” in the wedding industry. In honor of my birthday, I thought I would share some life lessons that I swear by as a small business owner.
I release all “Money Blocks.”
I release all “Money Blocks.” I am worthy of success. Starting today, I will not let insecurity hold me back from my financial goals.
Five Essential Traits of an Outstanding Wedding and Event Project Manager
In the fast-paced world of wedding and event planning, strong project management is crucial for excellent client care and overall success. Here are five essential qualities that exceptional event project managers must possess to ensure a successful event planning experience for their clients.
Featured in the Summer 2024 Issue of “Catersource” magazine and “Special Events” magazine
My advice and thoughts regarding creative inspiration were featured in the summer 2024 issue of “Catersource” magazine and “Special Events” magazine.
Managing a Project With A Client Who Believes They Know More About the Subject Matter Than You
Here are 10 intentional steps you can take to help you manage a project when your client believes they know more about the subject matter than you.
Revisiting Priorities: Why I’ve Decided to Put Myself First
Life is a journey of constant change, growth, and self-discovery. Recently, I’ve undergone a profound shift in my priorities, changing from God, Husband, Family, My Business to God, Me, Husband, Family, and My Business. This transformation wasn’t easy, but it was necessary for my well-being and overall happiness. Here’s why I made this change and what I’ve learned along the way.
How to Avoid Falling Into the “Money Martyr” Trap With Your Clients
Here are some important tips to help you avoid falling into a “Money Martyr” Trap With Your Wedding Clients.
Hey there trailblazer!
I’m Kawania (kuh won nee ah) and I own and lead two successful businesses in the creative industry. Welcome! I created this blog as a resource that you can reference as you launch, run, and scale your own successful (and sustainable) business. There’s lots of information in this blog, so bookmark it and hit me up if you have any questions. We all need a little guidance every now and then, right? Take care friend. Keep shining! Love and Soul Always, Kawania
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