To Do: Make a Plan and Finish Strong

Two Plans You Need to Make This Fall

September 9, 2026 |

I’m a big believer in the power of a plan. Goals are important, but turning those goals into specific actions is what creates momentum and gives us something concrete to work toward. A written plan can help us stay focused, follow through, and make meaningful progress even when life and business get busy. This fall,…

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September is your business reality check.

Are You Where You Want to Be This Year? 3 Signs It’s Time for a Business Coach

September 2, 2026 |

There’s something about September that brings a renewed sense of urgency. The kids are back in school. Vacations are behind us. And suddenly, the end of the year doesn’t feel so far away. For business professionals, September can also be a valuable moment to take a step back and ask a question that’s easy to…

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Know your why. Make a plan. Build a legacy.

What’s Your Reason Why? 3 Keys to Building the Business You Really Want

August 26, 2026 |

I am writing this just after learning about the passing of the great Dolly Parton. Dolly was beloved for her immense talent, generosity, and humility. She was also a faithful Christian and devoted servant leader, two qualities I particularly admire and aspire to in my own life. Dolly shared a personal motto in her memoir…

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Business is built on relationships.

3 Ways to Build Business Relationships That Last

August 19, 2026 |

Last week, I asked you to reflect on the question, “Would you do business with you?” The answer to that question depends in large part on your attitude, and the positivity you bring into a given situation.  Now, more than halfway through the third quarter of the year, let’s take that reflection a bit further.…

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Your attitude is part of your reputation.

Would You Want to Do Business With You? The Surprising Impact of Your Attitude

August 12, 2026 | Comments Off on Would You Want to Do Business With You? The Surprising Impact of Your Attitude

Think about the last professional event you attended. As you made your way around the room, you probably had conversations with several people. Some were engaging and upbeat. Others may have spent most of the conversation complaining about the food, the venue, the traffic, their company, their boss, or the economy. Who did you want…

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