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5 Things You Should Know When Creating A Startup
Having prepared and planned your activities properly, you can save yourself from the most common mistakes. Here you will find a list of the most common mistakes making at the beginning of the own...
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A Gentle Reminder: Your Social Enterprise Can Flourish Even When You Practice...
Photo by Ed Gregory If you are like me, you feel guilty when reading another compelling article about self-care. I get it. Practicing self-care is great. I don’t think anyone thinks this is untrue....
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5 Ways To Effectively Reduce Overwhelm As A Busy Entrepreneur
Photo by Sia Nemirovsky What a great brunch buffet and an entrepreneur To-Do list have in common? I know what you think- perhaps nothing! As an entrepreneur myself I can tell you that I find more in...
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3 Conscious Strategies for Dealing with Any Challenge
Photo: Emma Leehacker Every day we are faced with little nuances that take us out of our joy and down into the oblivion of desperation and frustration. ´Why did this happen to me?!´, we may often...
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5 Ways to Manage Stress at Any Time
Photo by Crystal Sing It does not matter if you do administration for a social enterprise or are a CEO and president of it all, work and purpose can often consume us. Because we can be so passionate...
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5 Words You Use Everyday That Are Hindering Your Success
Photo by Veronica Coleman Intentions create reality. The power of the words in your intentions can influence the energy linked to the desire and hence the effect on them. It is important to consciously...
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10 Ways Social Entrepreneurship Can Help You Self-Improve
Photo by Linda Joy I don’t know that anyone starts a social enterprise hoping to improve themselves. I know I didn’t. Instead, I thought that I held so many of the answers; naively I couldn’t wait to...
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What Does it Really Take to Work at a Nonprofit?
Photo by Carina König What comes to mind when someone says they work in the nonprofit sector? For most people, this statement usually invokes images of a soft-spoken, serene office setting. Similar to...
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How to Choose Goals That Motivate and Inspire Your Team
Photo by Carina König Your task, being a team leader, is to keep everyone going and make the best out of every single workday. You work with various people, and there are so many differences and...
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3 Time-Management Practices of High-Achievers
Photo by Christina Sing Confession: I am Type-A. If that wasn’t already apparent through my choice to start a business selling productivity and organizational tools, then here is my full acknowledgment...
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Your Dream is Worth it—Here’s What it Takes
Photo by Juliano Lucadamo As I build my own dream of owning a clothing brand, I regularly seek the advice of those who have gone before me. Though most of the advice has proven true, I think the...
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Powerful Meditations for Leaders
Photo by Israel Gonzalez You are an inspired leader inside but how to you take that vision and turn it into action? As a kundalini yoga teacher, business owner, author and social rebel, I dive deep...
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Self-Care Ideas for When the Work We Love Overwhelms Us
Photo: Criene Images When we find a way of contributing to this world that aligns with who we are – and when we find the courage to pursue it – it often feels as though the last pieces of the jigsaw...
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Working Self-Employed Is Much Harder Than You Think
Photo by Ashley Sixto Artidiello When you have worked as a regular employee for most of your life, self-employment might feel like the ultimate breakthrough. You are your own boss, your working hours...
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Strong Communication with Your Team Starts with Staying Focused on Your Mission
Photo by Demorris Giovonni Dodd In the '90s, during the civil war in Somalia, the term "mission creep" was first used by reporters in the United States. It is identified, in this example, as entering a...
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Our “New Normal” and the Triple Bottom Line Perspective
Photo by Brad Neathery This month we watched hotels, restaurants, and other non-essential businesses close their doors and lay off staff. Business owners must now analyze how the global pandemic...
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10 Ways to Enhance Your Life with the Art of Connection
In the days of the COVID-19 pandemic isolation, and as we prepare to journey back to “normalcy” and safely reopen our economy, we can use these next few weeks to learn about and practice the art of...
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Here’s Why You Never Give Up on Creating an Innovative Culture
Photo by Alexandra Hraskova If you are an entrepreneur, then you understand the importance of forward and creative thinking. While money is always essential in the corporate world, smart entrepreneurs...
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Podcast: 5 Smart Tools to Simplify Your Digital Space
We’re summer refreshing during June by digitally decluttering. Why? Too many notifications, emails, direct messages, and texts constantly popping up on our phones can distract us from having a...
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