As entrepreneurs, it’s easy to fall into the trap of saying yes to everything. Saying No is about making choices that align with your deepest values and vision for your life and business.

Last May I was on my way to Uganda for an epic Wayfinders trip, and everything that could go wrong, did.

After co-founding the wildly successful Mabel’s Labels and then selling the business to a major industry player, Julie wasn’t prepared for the emotional rollercoaster post-sale.

Maia’s story of transformation and new beginnings is an inspiring one. Today I’m sharing her story and the power of branding in shaping not just a business, but a life.

Discover how contemplating life's ultimate question can transform your business approach and inspire a deeply fulfilling professional journey.

We are so overwhelmed with social media, emails, text messages and task switching that the window to make a lasting impression is incredibly brief – we're talking less than 7 seconds.

Your Intellectual Property (IP) – the secret sauce that sets your services apart. Branding this IP not only adds value to your business but can also create new revenue streams and growth opportunities. Let’s dive into why and how you should brand your methodology.

In a recent conversation, I jokingly said, "Maybe I should only work with men." The comment was light-hearted, but it led me to a serious reflection.

What happens when you – as a multifaceted entrepreneur – have passions and pursuits that span beyond your primary venture?  How do you talk about all the amazing things you are up to if you can’t make sense of how they are tied together?

How to leverage real estate tactics to elevate your business value before you sell. Does your brand reflect the true worth and potential of your business? If not – you are leaving money on the table.

When it comes to positioning your business for sale, your brand is a strategic tool and not merely superficial. It plays a key role in elevating your business, and ultimately, attract the right buyer for a premium sale.

Elon Musk's audacious decision to rebrand Twitter as X.com may be polarizing, but it highlights his visionary ideas and long-term thinking.

As an entrepreneur, finding your true niche can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Here’s the story of a client who had the needle in her hand the whole time…she just couldn’t see it!

My parents told me that if I ever wanted a car to drive, I'd have to learn to drive a stick shift.

I had to adapt or not drive. I chose adapt.

Want to know why your personal influence matters? Integrating and bringing more of YOU into your brand will help you amplify your business, express your thought leadership and magnetize the right clients.

Retiring at 60 or 65 isn’t the only option these days. For many entrepreneurial types, the sentiment seems to be moving towards the idea of living life and enjoying the entire journey, not just waiting for the euphoric day to come when you can retire and never work again.

Stop sabotaging your brand and start making a big impact. In this blog I share the top three reasons why people-pleasing is a roadblock to success, and how embracing your authenticity can lead to a powerful, authentic brand.

Your ‘Why’ is a genuine expression of why you do what you do. I see it as a measuring stick when making decisions in your business. If you deeply connect with why you do what you do, it makes those decisions easy.

As a teenager, one of my first jobs was working at McDonald's and I loved it! It was a fun job with great co-workers, and I loved making my own money. What I didn’t know at the time, was the lasting impression it would make on me.

Let’s explore what legacy branding is, how to intentionally create one, and why it's important for founders, change-makers, and thought leaders who want to leave a lasting impact on the world.