Mike Monroe
The time it takes to build something is often what makes it beautiful. The same holds true for your small but growing business. This list of resources help re-focus one's attention on the journey instead of the destination.
Not written for business owners, but it might as well have been. Imagine if we all lived this way...
It's easy to be critical on yourself as you grow your business. Read this poem and replace the word "rose" with "new business."
It doesn't matter how many people are on your side or cheering you on. If you can't get on your own side, you never get past go.
This article is from a book a father wrote to his children. It contains advice he gave them, that all new business owners can benefit from.
As entrepreneurs, this notion must be embrace fully. This article does exactly that as it highlights what "2 steps back" provides us with.
Though it is true that life is always balanced and if you attain one thing it often comes at the sacrifice of another, the trick is not to focus on the thing you have to give up, but rather the thing you gain.
As impossible as it seems to let go -- especially of what your small business will look like one day -- chances are high it will look vastly different. When we let go as entrepreneurs, we discover the true ebb and flow.
Many competitors have the same traits you do. The question is, do they have the same attitude? This article walks through the 12 attributes to put you in the right mind-set and give you an edge over your competition.
Entrepreneurship is much more than starting a business, being your own boss, or converting ideas into revenue. Entrepreneurship is an attitude; it represents how you think and act.
