by BalanceGirl | Jun 22, 2018 | Balanced Leadership, Growth Architecture, Self Improvement, Women's Issues
Conflict in business is a given. Tough negotiations, pointed fingers, and guilt assigned to the person who made a mistake (unless you have been pre-selected to take the blame). Handling problems is an art in itself. Today we are looking at one specific strategy: does...
by BalanceGirl | Jun 14, 2018 | Growth Architecture, Self Improvement
Meet Deb. A talented painter with lots of life experience, and much of it hasn’t exactly been a Cinderella story. Truly, her life has been difficult. It’s a typical entrepreneur story. Deb’s childhood was filled like so many of our own. Hardship, tragedy, and a good...
by BalanceGirl | May 31, 2018 | Balanced Leadership, Growth Architecture
Working one-on-one with private clients is incredibly rewarding. In a single day we take all the floating concepts and ideas a business owner has and pull these puzzle pieces into one comprehensive foundational model. At the root of this process is the need for every...
by BalanceGirl | May 24, 2018 | Growth Architecture, Relationships
As a LinkedIn group owner I see too many marketing fails on a regular basis. The only good those posts have accomplished is to be the inspiration for my list of the 5 really bad marketing ideas on LinkedIn that you need to avoid. Please do not commit to any of these...
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...
