It’s college decision day for high school seniors, and graduation month for both high school and college students. Early milestones that seem like a really big deal… because they are. Decisions made now about the next step in life will shape everything else to come. Being ten years older than my youngest brother, at his […]
May 2017: Advice to My Younger Self Read More »
When I opened the Pregame Clubhouse last year, it was the biggest financial risk I’ve taken to date. It was self-funded, and rather than spend my time looking for investors, I chose to kick it old school and put all my focus into driving real revenue and creating a winning product. Like every entrepreneur I
My Real Angel Investors: Reframing Startup Funding to Accelerate Your Wealth Read More »
I have issues with money. That’s not a dramatic confession, because we all have money issues. From our family of origin to our our capitalist culture, we’ve been set up to have a panicked yet dependent relationship with money, from student debt to credit cards to mortgage rates. Defining one’s true wealth, however, is much
April 2017: Conscious Wealth Read More »
When people contact me for a PR Game Plan, they’ve often already reached a point of frustration. They’ve either tried to do it alone and were met with disappointing results, or have been disappointed by their expectations of a previous engagement with a PR firm. When marketing professionals in my training workshops respond to my
Relationship Therapy: Creating Better Client-Marketer Engagements Read More »
Conventional common sense says that the gym in packed in January, but in my experience, it’s March when you have to fight for a space on the spin bikes. Same goes for business: my client calendar has consistently ramped up in March, when people realize their Q2 goals are going to require an investment in strategic
March 2017: Elevating Wellness Read More »
As a multiracial woman, I often get the benefit of the doubt for being inclusive. I’m a one-person diversity solution and occasionally, spokesperson. I’m not sure it’s deserved. I have blind spots. I sometimes make incorrect assumptions based on the way someone looks or where they are from or their level of education, and get
February 2017: Exploring Diversity Read More »
What should you do if you’re not sure what goal you want? Here are three ways you can turn your interests, passions, or personal mission statement into a concrete goal.
3 Simple Ways to Discover Your Next Goal Read More »