Unfortunately, many of the business professionals I meet these days in my mentoring and consulting activities feel perennially stressed and out of control, versus calm and satisfied with their position. They realize that their productivity is suffering, as well as their health, but they don’t know what to do about it. In my experience, it’sContinueContinue reading “8 Strategies For Remaining Cool And Collected At Work”
Category Archives: Veteran Owned
How Upskilling Can Help You Better Retain Employees
The current labor market presents challenges for employers looking to attract and retain talented employees. Despite recent highly publicized layoffs, especially in the tech sector, the unemployment rate has remained relatively low. This makes replacing talent challenging. Losing talent is also expensive, making retention critical for the success of every employer. Here are the waysContinueContinue reading “How Upskilling Can Help You Better Retain Employees”
Pre-Seed Valuations Are Down 1/3 Since Last Year
5 key findings on pre-seed valuations and funding in a new report from CartaPhoto by path digital on UnsplashWhen I meet other angel investors, the first thing we do is ask either other: What are you seeing with startup valuations? And when I meet startup founders, their first (and only) question is: What’s happening with startup investments?AsContinueContinue reading “Pre-Seed Valuations Are Down 1/3 Since Last Year”
It’s the Copy Stupid! How to Write a Brochure that Actually Sells
If you want to increase sales you need to know how to write a brochure. These tips go beyond the basics. You’ve got 7 seconds to make an impression. Sure, a flashy brochure design might turn heads, but what’s going to keep them hooked? Spoiler alert: It’s the words on the page. Photo by BenContinueContinue reading “It’s the Copy Stupid! How to Write a Brochure that Actually Sells”
Ethical Thinking and Decision Making for Leaders (Part 6)
By Linda Fisher Thornton This series has explored 5 important leadership spheres of Ethical Thinking and Decision Making. Here’s a summary within a checklist that will help you apply all 5 to your daily choices. Each header below is linked to a post that explains a different aspect of Ethical Thinking and Decision Making. WhenContinueContinue reading “Ethical Thinking and Decision Making for Leaders (Part 6)”
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