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Your home page of your website should be a little like a house staged for sale.

Have you ever played a game of white elephant at a Christmas party?

The older I get, the more I realize that time is money. You can make more money, but you can’t make more time.

Website design has changed dramatically in the past 10 years or so.

Search engine optimization, or setting up your site to rank higher on search engines, can feel a little bit like meeting the Wizard of Oz.

I’ve always been a little resistant to paying for subscriptions for my business.

If you wanted to get in shape, you probably wouldn’t expect to work out one time and suddenly turn into Jillian Michaels.

Humans have been seeking inspiration for creative endeavors for ages.

Have you ever gotten really excited talking about your business to someone, only to get a blank stare?

The Pandemic has been rough for many businesses, and one industry that felt the impact keenly was those in the wedding business.

The other day I saw a Facebook ad that piqued my interest. So I went ahead and clicked the ad to learn more.

Anyone who has been in business for any amount of time knows it isn’t enough to simply file for an LLC and open your doors.

I was about 7 years old when my mom told me about the bed monster.

I was probably about nine years old when I entered a public locker room after gymnastics.

Sometimes having a social media account for your business feels like feeding a monster that is never satisfied.

The other day I was scrolling through social media when something stopped me in my tracks.

I had the privilege recently of appearing on the This Mama Means Business podcast by Kylie Kelly.

There is a gas station in my town I dread going to. I am not joking, here is what happens every single time I get gas there:

I learned how to ski when I was about 8 years old. By the time I was in high school, skiing felt second nature.

When I was working for a nonprofit, I was at a training with a team I was a part of. The instructor was talking about a 3 percent change.