If you look at the ways many small-business teams communicate today; it’s clear that things have shifted dramatically since the pandemic first hit. Teams that used to see each other in the office five days a week may now be on a hybrid schedule or fully remote.
If you had to choose between buying from a company that gives back and one that doesn’t, which would you choose? Like many people, you’d probably choose the one that supports a charitable cause.
As an internationally recognized speaker, consultant, and teacher, Damian Boudreaux has worked with automotive professionals across the United States and Canada.
His recipe for success isn’t just about creating a career in the automotive industry; he’s dedicated his life to educating and inspiring people to improve in all areas of their lives.
When Connor Wray first started JonnyPops with a group of college buddies a decade ago, the goal was simple: make a better-tasting, better-for-you frozen treat.
Connor’s business partner, Erik Brust, and Erik’s cousin Jonathan knew they were on to something when they conceptualized the idea for the “smoothie on a stick.”
Recently, I was in Las Vegas speaking at a large business event. There, I met a young man who creates fashionable colostomy bags. This tattooed young man was shot. He’s in a wheelchair and has to use a colostomy bag. I believe he’s also a tattoo artist. What was interesting
Today, like usual, you find yourself scrolling through social media. And it hits you like it does every day; “Everyone is living their best life.” Everyone except you.
Right! You sigh yet again. And you swear you won’t look again on your timeline, no matter the platform. You lie to yourself and say you will take a break from social media and get your mind right. Finally, You decide you won’t let comparison be the thief of your joy! Yet you are back at it every day, scrolling through social media and feeling bad again.
Small businesses have long been the backbone of the American economy. In good times and bad, they’ve been there, creating jobs, innovating, and serving their local communities. So it’s no surprise that, when the country was hit with a pandemic, small businesses were among the first to bounce back. But
Thinking is great. It’s something everyone needs to do to succeed in life. However, what are we thinking about? Are we overthinking? Jon Acuff’s book “Soundtracks” unpacks one of the biggest impediments to our success. It’s letting the past hurts and unhealthy beliefs in our life, hold us back. “Overthinking
I’ve always been an early riser. Maybe it was because my father was, that it rubbed off on me. Maybe it’s genetics. Either way, I find that waking up early gives me an edge. It could give you an edge as well. Side note – I’ve always been an early
Do not panic. That’s the first word of advice, Scott Simons, co-founder of The Savage Initiative advised in his Breakfast with Champions Show on Clubhouse. Scott’s an investor and successful car dealership executive, he knows a thing or two about the ups and downs of marketplaces and people’s rush to
