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📅 December 21, 2020

Celebrate Achievements and Victories – Do Not Forget A Job Well Done

We have calendars full of tasks and items to be done. However, we must take time and celebrate achievements. Whether we have successes daily or rarely, it is worth our time to revel in the positive feelings from a job…

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📅 December 14, 2020

Side Hustle Ideas From Your Annual Review and Planning

Every year we find ourselves reviewing what was done and planning for the months ahead. We do this as part of crafting New Year’s resolutions or to plan for our business. When we have a side hustle that makes this…

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📅 December 7, 2020

Find a Role or Job That Makes You Happy

Many things can be used to measure your success. One of the most important of these is whether you can find a job that makes you happy. That will allow you to live a life where you never work. There…

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📅 November 27, 2020

Maintaining Momentum And Steady Progress

Holidays and vacations provide us with many benefits. However, maintaining momentum can be difficult during these times. There are more than the normal level of distractions, along with a need to relax at least a little. Fortunately, we can take…

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📅 November 25, 2020

Holiday Sales, Budgets, and Side Hustles

Holiday sales start to show up earlier and earlier every year. Black Friday has become well known and is not just for your personal purchases. There are a lot of business-related purchases that can be impacted by these seasonal sales. …

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📅 November 23, 2020

Quiet Periods and Blackouts Over The Holidays

There are two sides to quiet periods or closing business over holidays. We might do this to ease our schedules, or vendors may do so. In either case, there is a need to plan and properly communicate with those impacted. …

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