by Molly Gordon | Oct 28, 2008 | Success
Why do some businesses survive in tough economic times while others fail? One explanation is that people keep buying necessities, like groceries, but not luxuries, like diamond rings or massage. But that isn’t necessarily the case. While grocery stores...
by Molly Gordon | Oct 27, 2008 | Success
For all my Boomer friends and colleagues. [end]
by Molly Gordon | Oct 24, 2008 | Success
This morning I reach for the “food bar” instead of making a shake, and pause as I hear the quiet “no, thanks” in that action. “No thanks, I’ll just grab this,” I say to Life. “Thanks anyway, but this will be...
by Molly Gordon | Oct 21, 2008 | Success
A funny thing happens when a prospective client questions whether they can afford my work. One minute I am right there with them, present and connected. The next, I’m looking for a box to put over my head. Somehow money issues send me into virtual hiding. And I...
by Molly Gordon | Oct 14, 2008 | Success
Last week the vibration of a garbage truck set off a neighbor’s car alarm. The owner was away, and the alarm rang continuously for over an hour. Now we live on a quiet street. The houses are fairly close together and are visible from the street. It was easy to...
by Molly Gordon | Oct 9, 2008 | Success
Is there anything quite as bone-chillingly awful as rejection? How can you keep faith in your business when your own mother unsubscribes from your ezine? Or when your best friend hires someone else to design her Web site? Rejection can hurt. But when we understand...
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