By Christina Scalera On any given day, it seems you have 10 million great new business ideas, a trillion more for the wedding business you have now, and ZERO hours to get any of it done. I’m admittedly bad at the math, but I do know this doesn’t add up to substantial progress. Owning, managing and running multiple companies, podcasts,

This week was the last straw. Jeff was off to band practice (that’s entirely different from “band camp,” in case you were wondering) and I was in the house alone. Which means TEMPTATION. Temptation to work late without Jeff at home to remind/nag me to down. I’d promised myself that I would stop work by 6pm and I broke my

By Jennifer Taylor, Taylor’d Events While it may seem like a difficult thought to allow anyone else to represent and embody the brand you’ve developed from the ground up, don’t be quick to dismiss the perks that can come from introducing a new member to your brand. It’s not easy to loosen up the reins – you’ve watched your company

Question: “How to grow my business when I’m the only one? I can’t hire someone to do my job so I’m limited to the number of jobs I can take.” Answer: Grow beyond your comfort zone. You’re absolutely right.  Once you’ve tapped your limited time and energy resources, your business cannot grow any further. You might as well give up