What would you do if hundreds of new students came to your door? Could you handle it? Would you need a new location? Maybe hire staff? If you’re not sure how you would handle it or are thinking “that could never happen but I would love to reach more students,” online teaching just might be

In Part 1 we learned the importance of ethics when building a partnership. I also shared some great ways to find out if things were a match. Now, in Part 2 we are going to learn about something that is often overlooked when working with a partner. It’s so easy to overlook because we are so

Have you ever fallen in love with another company’s product or service and realized that it could complement your own business? Maybe you saw their post on Facebook and you started feeling that connection right away, or you started reading their blog or watching their videos and something just clicked. For now, it’s a one-sided

Are you charging the right price? Putting a price on your products and services is always an important decision, but what do you base it on? Traditional resources will always have you consider the market which can include your competition (a  four -letter word if you ask me because there is enough for everyone), the

Business money habits, like any other habit, can either make things worse or make them better.  No one wants anything to get worse, but often before they get better this is exactly what happens. When it comes to money, we have all experienced the highs and lows in business. Some of you are probably thinking

When doing a task, have you ever thought, “I’m so tired of doing this all the time”? What about, “There must be a better way”? Like most entrepreneurs, you have repetitive business tasks that take a lot of your time. Often, these tasks include bookkeeping, invoicing, marketing and communication follow-ups. These repetitive tasks can take

The season is changing again as we move into the cooler months. For many, business picks up when the cooler weather moves in, but for others business slows down. Whenever your slow time is, that’s an opportunity to soak in what you’ve done so far and where you are going. Each season has benefits and

or more than 15 years my own company ran me. Instead of running my company to fit my desired life, I found myself working 18-hour days and designing my business hours according to my customers, partners and employees. My personal relationships came and went since I did not have enough time to dedicate to them,