I’ve read a lot of updates from people who were disappointed with Amazon Prime Day… and in my own opinion, many of those people missed the point. (Devil’s advocate post coming…) The one t[...]
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[Guest Expert] Janis Pettit – 6 Simple Steps to Becoming a Successful, In-Demand and Financially Confident Expert
August 30, 2014
People often ask me about my journey to becoming a successful coach and entrepreneur generating a generous six figures per year. Did I just instinctively know what to do? Did I make the same mist[...]
It is a given that when you attend a networking event you should prepare yourself to shake dozens of hands. Some handshakes leave you feeling confident that someone may be able to serve your need[...]
When you publish your own book, it is easy to focus your marketing strategy only online. While it is true that the internet is a great place to spread the word, you cannot forget about finding yo[...]
While repurposing may suggest something that’s environmentally friendly, it’s actually a technique practiced regularly by many successful non-fiction writers and authors. They’ve learned th[...]
Is your business running smoothly, despite the rocky economy, but you desire something more? Do you want something that will create a solid foundation of clients that will guarantee the next year[...]
Sound familiar? This truly can be “the most wonderful time of the year.” In Christmas songs, there’s no mention of screaming kids at the mall, long check-out lines or the expens[...]
I made my routine trip to the post office to check the PO Box this morning. Among the stacks of credit card offers, ads, coupons and my monthly CD from my CD club was a very thick envelope. The o[...]
Last weekend I attended the incredible SIMPLE conference put on by my friend and mentor Bob The Teacher Jenkins. Besides a family reunion of sorts from people who attended SIMPLE1 in Wilmington,[...]
July 15, 2010: Great American Book Coaching Tour, traveling from Portland, OR to Santa Rosa, CA. Down the twisting, turning Hwy 101, of course. The plan was to hop on the even more windy Hwy 1 on[...]