by Molly Gordon | Dec 10, 2013 | Ambition, Authenticity, Confidence, Consciousness, Creativity, Getting clients, Goal Setting, Marketing, Meaning, Mindfulness, Money, Resources, Self care, Self-employment, Serving others, Small business, Spirit, Success, Uncategorized, Wealth, Wisdom
I can get really nervous around brides to be. I have a lot of thinking about the time, energy, and expense involved in planning a wedding. Some of that is my stuff. Some comes from seeing good people transformed into bridezillas by attachment to their visions of the...
by Molly Gordon | Nov 12, 2013 | Personal, Productivity, Resources, Self care, Self-employment, Selling, Serving others, Small business, Success, Thought, Three Principles, Uncategorized, Wisdom
If you are reading this, you’ve probably thought a fair amount about how to promote your work. My guess is that some of that thinking has been fraught with feelings ranging from queasiness to outright disgust. As if that weren’t uncomfortable enough, you...
by Molly Gordon | Apr 15, 2013 | Authenticity, Community, Confidence, Creativity, Goal Setting, Life purpose, Marketing, Meaning, Money, Personal, Productivity, Self care, Self-employment, Serving others, Small business, Success, Vision
Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. ~ Albert Schweitzer What’s going on when you put your work out there and you don’t get the response you’d hoped for? When your thing doesn’t fly? I’ve been thinking...
by Molly Gordon | Apr 5, 2013 | Confidence, Marketing, Money, Pricing, Self-employment, Selling, Small business
Illustration: istockphoto.com Why do some businesses survive in tough economic times while others fail? One explanation is that people always necessities, like groceries, but not luxuries, like diamond rings or massage. But that isn’t necessarily the case....
by Molly Gordon | Feb 8, 2012 | Ambition, Getting clients, Marketing, Money, Selling, Success, Uncategorized
When you work for yourself, trustworthiness is your most important asset. In good times and bad, clients and customers patronize those they trust and avoid those they don’t. I’m betting that makes sense to you. But are you as understanding and patient with...
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