by BalanceGirl | Apr 13, 2018 | Relationships, Self Improvement
A long day at work. Attending meetings, running around, taking the train to downtown Los Angeles, furiously answering emails at 8 p.m… And that’s when my Fitbit tells me I am falling short. There it is, the circle is not green. I haven’t walked 10,000 steps ...
by BalanceGirl | Apr 5, 2018 | Balanced Leadership, Growth Architecture, Self Improvement
You’ve heard before that you need to have an elevator pitch—that verbal polished gold which explains in a few seconds what you do and why you’re better at it than anyone else, without sounding like a narcissist. Well, it’s true. You do need a pitch....
by BalanceGirl | Mar 21, 2018 | Balanced Leadership, Growth Architecture, Relationships
Here’s a number that should concern us all: only 30% of employees are engaged. That’s seven of every ten employees who are not actively trying to make your business successful. Data and research has proven that ownership creates engagement, and engagement is what...
by BalanceGirl | Mar 8, 2018 | Balanced Leadership, Growth Architecture, Self Improvement
The impromptu discussions with audience members after a presentation or panel talk is where facilitators and speakers like me feel the pulse of the audience. Beate, how did you build and sell a business to Bill Gates as a single mom immigrant? What advice do you have...
by BalanceGirl | Mar 3, 2018 | Balanced Leadership, Growth Architecture
Partnership challenges came up during a recent panel discussion, so I wanted to share some insights in case you are struggling as well. When partners and teams are not on the same page as the visionary, things can get pretty bumpy—even outright hostile. It affects...
by BalanceGirl | Feb 24, 2018 | Balanced Leadership, Growth Architecture
Watch my latest video to learn the three crucial credentials you MUST look for when choosing someone to help you with your business. Plus, I have a free gift for all you entrepreneurs and business owners that you do not want to miss out on! Lately, it seems a whole...
