I’ve got an important anniversary coming up. In January, I will have officially been running my own business for three consecutive years. I’ve been working full time on my company, ELSA AND ME, ...
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An inspired, hard-working team can make miracles happen. Here are some essential steps you can take to increase employee motivation and pull workers who may have already “checked out” back on track.
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It can be challenging to figure out how to represent yourself within the framework of a personal brand, deciding how you want to get noticed and how to communicate your personal platform.
Networking is a great way to build your business. In fact, it's pretty much a requirement for small and medium business owners these days.
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Did you notice the uncanny urge for people to dump buckets of water over themselves the past few months? Various social media outlets were flooded with videos of Ice Bucket Challenge.
Looking for advice on honing your leadership style, making a career change, stress management, becoming a better manager or almost any other career-related topic? Your timing is perfect.
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As we seek ways to innovate the agendas that influence today’s women and throw open doors to meeting rooms around the country, what are these Big Three that need to be addressed?
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Isn't it comfortable to be in a comfort zone? Those behaviors that you repeat on and on as if you don't have any power of action on it are in fact very comfortable... until they are not.
I still remember going to my older son’s 3rd grade school conference. The teacher loved him and shared many wonderful stories. Then she asked about a paper that he had recently brought home.
Last time, I talked about how to get started with an actionable plan at least 1 year before you launch your creative business. Now that you have taken some of those steps, you're ready to start vis...
Women have come a long way in holding organizational leadership positions, but one of the things we can improve on is how we treat one another.
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According to Noam Wasserman, a professor at Harvard Business School, business partnership can bring you triumphant glory or catastrophic disaster.
