When was the last time you had a “courageous conversation” with someone you don’t like? I’m not talking about engaging in a big argument. I’m talking about sitting down with someone and asking the hard questions to figure out what went wrong in your relationship with them.
As you probably already know, your brain will fill in the gaps when you don’t know all of the information. Quite often business coaches
I have finally arrived in Montefollonico and the emotions that overwhelmed me reminded me how important it is to seek out joy for yourself. You definitely deserve it.
Sometimes, I behave as if I’m a part of a “Tag Team Wrestling Duo” with God. I pray. I work. Then I want God to “tag me back into the ring”
Even though I suffered from panic attacks, I didn’t think I needed to seek mental healthcare. I wasn’t physically hurt, nor did I lose a loved one that day. So, I convinced myself that I was too “blessed” to be “stressed.”
What if you fall apart and really mess things up in 2020? Does that make you less of a boss?
In the past 10 days, I have had to deal with canceled events, postponed events, anxious clients, hyper-vigilant family members, family members who aren’t worried enough (in my opinion) and clients taking their time with their payment checks. (What’s up with that?) I have spoken to so many of you, so I know I am not alone here. So, how do we stay positive, calm and focused through all of this madness? Check out my three (3) quick recommendations (plus a bonus tip) below.
Right now, my business life is in a flux because of a combination of crazy circumstances beyond my control. I’m not sure when these challenges are going to end, so my mood is a little tense and even a little emotional right now, but I’m on a mission to inject some joy back in my business life. I know I am not the only business owner experiencing feeling this right now, so I have noted below six (6) straightforward ways to inject some joy into your business day.
Recently, I felt quite alone. — Not that “alone feeling” you get because you are in the house by yourself. — I’m talking about the “I feel like I am walking this entrepreneurship journey by myself and no one understands what I’m going through.” Do you know what I’m talking about? I think everyone does. So, here are some recommendations for combatting that feeling.
As you may or may not know, I keep a journal of the notes I take at various conference presentations. Approximately 15 years ago, I heard the author of the “LikeAbility Factor . . .,” Tim Sanders, speak at a conference. He mentioned ways to ensure that your day begins and ends on a positive note. Given all of the negativity swirling in our world right now, I thought these notes might be beneficial to someone. Personally, I swear by these three (3) thoughts.
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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