Being a manager means managing and controlling efficiency and productivity to achieve the desired results. Regardless of the model that the company, the objective of business management will always be one that keeps the group united toward the same goal. To achieve or even exceed expectations, the manager must work with planning, analysis and commitment.…
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Many entrepreneurs take on the challenge of spearheading their ventures head on because they want to be their own boss. It takes guts, vision, and a lot of hard work, but once you achieve success, it’s worth it. But one thing many aspiring and young entrepreneurs don’t think about is taking part in a mentorship.…
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~by Laura Gray~ . It’s been almost a year since I sustained a traumatic brain injury after falling off of a horse. I landed directly onto my head, which resulted in a disproportionately bad injury and permanent brain damage. With this kind of injury comes a variety of symptoms and complications that must be dealt…
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~by Alex Williams~ We are not fully aware of just how much our working environment can affect our productivity. We usually notice things that annoy us and believe that they are the reason. But even some seemingly meaningless things can lower our productivity. Whether you work from home or in an office, you need to…
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~by Wendy Dessler ~ Do you feel like work has begun to consume your life? If so, you aren’t alone. However, it’s not only the time you spend working that is impacting your health. Other factors such as job satisfaction, feelings of appreciation, your work environment, outside responsibilities and your commute can impact your health in…
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~by Haley Lynn Gray~ As an entrepreneur, you take a risk, you put yourself out there for the world to see and hope things work out. It’s not always easy. So how do you overcome your fears? My family depends on me to make a decent living to be able to support them. I need…
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~by Rebecca Schaeffer~ We shame people who are addicted to drugs and alcohol, but as a culture, we’ve actually normalized and even praised our common Addiction to Busyness. We expect successful people to be busy, so we present a persona of busyness in order to be perceived as successful. This “busyness,” writes author Tim Krieder…
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~adapted from Sarah Liddle~ Business Coaches are committed to helping their clients become successful. But in the process, they sometimes neglect themselves; they fail to prioritize their own health and well-being. They may believe they are doing what is best for their business, but taking care of themselves is critical to the success of their…
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~by Rebecca Schaeffer~ In technologically wired society, multitasking has become an expectation, but we’ve taken this Puritanical work ethic to an extreme, to the point that busyness has become a seeming hallmark of success! In our previous Leadership Girl post on being Addicted to Busyness, we explored the first step toward tackling your Addiction to Busyness –…
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~by Rebecca Schaeffer~ In our faced paced, 24×7 culture, Addicted to Busyness Syndrome (ATBS) has become an unspoken epidemic, most commonly among women. Women, especially those of us in business for ourselves, are expected to have it all – to be successful entrepreneurs, to raise a family, maintain a beautiful home, keep a robust social…
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