Diversity, Motorcycles and Women Riders: It’s Time for A New Conversation

“You can be fat, skinny, black, white, brown, Christian, Hindu, Muslim, atheist…. a motorcycle won’t judge you.” ~Anonymous

Time Blindness and ADHD In a Business Owner

I had a client who came to me for business help.  He owned and ran a company of about twenty people and he was running into his neurology.  Since he was so smart, he had worked around most of his labels, except he didn’t know what his labels were.  He just knew that a good

If You’re There When The Doctor Says It Will Be Real…

“But if you’re there when the Doctor says it, then it will be real.  I don’t want you there, because then I can keep lying to myself and I don’t know if I can handle the truth.” -Anonymous Client If you’re there when the doctor says your illness is seriously real, how would you take

Enough is Enough – No More Zoom Fatigue – Get The Most Out of Your Virtual Meetings

Maybe we should stop worrying about what other people think about us and take care of ourselves first? As things open up and we are doing less and less video meeting I know many of the extroverts are happy (hell thrilled would be the right word) but for those of us that were really enjoying

Receiving – Stop Pushing Away Support & Help

This is the story of a struggling business that could have thrived.   As the business was struggling, the business owner had some fear, but not a lot. Why? Well, this struggling person has faith that everything will work out.

Do You Know How to Level-Up?

This past week I have been talking with three very different business owners and they are all in the process of leveling up in their businesses. The best analogy I have for leveling up comes from playing video games and I was not a good video game player.  I did have a lot of friends

Just Say “NO” to Domain Name Letters In The Mail

Let’s talk about something I take for granted that everyone knows and I am sorry that I did that.  This is a really important topic.  Just because I have been around website building for a long time, doesn’t mean that everyone else has.  I was reminded of this recently when I business friend handed me

WebPTSD™ is a Real Thing

It happened again this week.  I had another conversation with someone about how much they feared and hated their website company.  They displayed all of the tell-tale signs of WebPTSD ™, a less aggressive form of PTSD that is specific to being lied and cheated to by a website developer. Here’s my most recent example.

That’s a three video learn

We were having a meeting with the co-owners of my app company and they were talking about a programing software and one of them said, “that’s a three video learn.” He knew that within three videos he could have the knowledge he needed to achieve his programming goal. This is the next level of training

Don’t Double Down on a Bad Decision

Four years ago I bought new tires for my car. From that point forward, I spent the winters driving in holy terror as I slid through intersections; I could not take off at green lights and hydroplaned in rain.  It didn’t occur to me that it was the new tires. I bought them in the