Most Important Activities for Business Growth
November 4, 2016
In every business, knowing your Most Important Activities is crucial. During a coaching session with a team member, we explored what these key tasks were. As she shared her list of responsibilities, she grew increasingly overwhelmed. Despite the number of tasks on her plate, she felt like her boss didn’t truly value her contributions. She […]
Your Path and Progress: Embrace It
April 7, 2016
Your path and progress can often feel slow compared to others. We’ve all been there—working tirelessly toward a goal only to see someone else breeze past, seemingly effortless. Maybe you’ve celebrated achieving a three-month revenue goal, only to hear a colleague casually mention hitting numbers three times yours. Perhaps you’ve painstakingly hired and trained assistants, […]
Mastering the Decision-Making Process: Insights from Laney & Molly
September 18, 2011
Making decisions often involves stepping into the unknown, which can be both daunting and liberating. However, avoiding decisions is still a choice—and not the best one. We work daily with teams and entrepreneurs who struggle with change, and we can assure you that burying your head in the sand is a decision in itself. Whether […]
How to Stop Being a Yes Chick and Unlock Your Full Potential
August 24, 2011
The exact day I stopped being a Yes Chick was entirely by accident. However, choosing to stop “yes’ing” my boss and instead offering thoughtful insights and well-researched answers was very intentional. Not only was this decision the best thing I did for the company, but it also gave me a sense of empowerment. I felt […]
Out of Overwhelm and Into Overjoyed
June 22, 2011
Overwhelm is a state of mind and a way of being. It is NOT a set of circumstances. It is resistance to what is. It is NOT loving what is going on. The distinct difference of how to stop overwhelm is what you are willing to do about it and taking the responsibility for it. […]
Legal Team Growth: Reflecting on Lessons Learned and Moving Forward
December 30, 2010
Legal team growth is essential as we transition into the New Year. With Christmas officially behind us, many of us who planned to take the last week of the year off find ourselves back in the office, feeling that familiar sense of panic. The “Christmas hangover” sets in—credit card bills are on the way, the […]
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