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  • Your Financials Will Drive the Timeline of Your Business Goals

    With the new year around the corner, goal-setting is in the air. And when you are clear and confident in your Financials and how they help you achieve the Outcomes you want in your business, it’s easier and more fun to take Action!

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  • Free Trials for Your Small Business

    by Kelly Sullivan After the launch of a new business, it’s important to take on a sales approach that starts drawing customers to your product in droves. Free trials are […]

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  • Our Take On Managing Up

    When an employee “manages up”, they are performing their job in a way that works best for their boss. In order for them to do that, managers need to be clear about what exactly they need. 

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  • How to Plan for Staff Emergencies

    by Jessi Burg If you run a business, you know to expect the unexpected. Inevitably, at some point in time, you and your team members are going to have emergencies. […]

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  • Guest Blog With Alisha Harris: Do You Really Need a Website?

    People are more inclined to buy from businesses that they know, like and trust. By having a website that is representative of your company, you can develop and strengthen the recognition of your brand. It also provides more exposure for your business that improves your overall discoverability online. 

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  • Social Media for Your Business – Do You Need It?

    Here are some reasons why you should consider utilizing social media accounts for your business.

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  • Inclusivity in the Workplace Doesn’t Stop at Gender, Race, or Sexuality

    Encouraging diversity in the workplace can benefit your company in a variety of ways. It allows for improved teamwork, problem-solving, employee happiness (and therefore retention) and of course, the overall success of your business.

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  • Fun Ways to Remotely Celebrate the Holidays

    Team-building is important and should be nurtured whether you are in the office or at home. Here are some fun ways you can celebrate holidays with the team to encourage camaraderie while working from home.

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  • Guest Blog With Valerie Recore: Sick Kids, Snow Days, and Entrepreneurship

    What if you were able to end days with a sick child feeling accomplished at both work and as a mother? It is possible. Let’s cover some ways to make it happen.

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  • What I’ve Learned About Entrepreneurship From My Dog

    This week’s post highlights some of the tips and tricks I’ve learned from my dog, and although she may not always be the sharpest tool in the box, she’s taught me some valuable lessons about hard work and a positive mindset.

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