Here’s how to build trust with your employees or build trust with your [first] remote hire and show them how to trust you, too. 1….
Author: Nicole Hanusek
Tough Conversations
The hardest part of my job as a manager is having tough conversations. One might even say, this is the toughest part of life. Because no one likes to break up with someone else, or hurt another’s feelings, or even sit in awkward silence. In fact, I’m going to wager that most of us dread this kind of talk.
How to Document Your Processes for Easy Delegation
Delegation Can be Simple One of the scary things about hiring someone is trying to figure out what you can delegate to them and how…
How to Create Your Core Values
Defining Your Core Values: A Soul-Searching Exercise What Are Core Values? Core values are the culmination of your vision, mission, and culture. If you…
Dialing Down the Control Freak
Back when I was still a one-woman-shop, I was struggling with the idea of hiring some help. There are many things to consider when you’re…
How to Organize & Prioritize the Time You Need to Work on Your Website and/or Marketing Plan
In this post, I’ll talk about some techniques for finding the time to organize and execute your website marketing plans. You’ll walk away with some…
5 Things Every Website Owner Should Know
Just about everyone has a website these days, actually, that isn’t true. I heard that only 20% of businesses have websites, which is astounding. But…
WordPress Maintenance: the Key to a Successful Website
Your website is a living, breathing thing, so-to-speak. It’s never truly done and needs to be looked after, just like a garden. If you stop…
Choosing A Cheap Web Designer Puts Your Business At Risk
Over the years, a couple of my best clients have gone with the cheapest website design solution—whether it’s the cousin, the friend, or a referral…
Spotting A Sh*tty Storyteller, From Danielle Iera
History says that the art of storytelling is binding, defining, relays important messaging, and invokes positive interactions and experiences among us humans. First an ancient…