Finding the Balance of These Two Things is Like Walking a Tightrope On the surface, competition and cooperation seem to be opposites. I think they
Not Keeping a Commitment is no Different Than Breaking a Promise This past week, we discussed “confirmation” at a meeting at church. This is the
We Can Think Until Our Head Hurts, But Nothing Gets Done Until We Do It If you’re like me…you have more ideas than you do
When it Rains it Pours…More Times Than Not, We’re the Ones Holding the Pitcher What is worry? To feel uneasy or concerned about something; to
Okay…Maybe It Doesn’t Really…But It Sure Feels Like It My sense of dread when my phone vibrates with a text makes me apprehensive. This is
It Was Worry, Not Curiosity, That Did the Poor Cat In Last week I wrote about the why question and it not being asked enough.
Turning a Hard Lesson Into a Better Way to Run Your Business We’ve spent the past several weeks talking about the Savings Transfer tool, what it is, how
Having Money Is More Than a Roll of the Dice Over the past three weeks, I’ve shared how Gene struggled with money problems in his
It’s Also About Saving It The past couple of weeks, we’ve been talking about money problems as they relate to self-employed businesses. The struggles like
The Money Rut Is Getting Deeper Last week, we learned the importance of having money set aside when planned income doesn’t work out. Gene’s story
If You Own a Construction Business, I Bet You Have Irregular income is one of the biggest struggles for self-employed construction business owners. Add in
Organization Is the Key to Success How you define success is an important place to start. Too often, success is defined by what the world