Keep Your Eggs in One Basket – Part 1

Posted by Heather Villa, CMA, MBA, MSM on February 4, 2010 in: Coaching

If you’re just starting out in business, this blog won’t apply to you… yet. But if you’ve been in business for a while, I think this will really resonate with you:
You get up in the morning to start your day. You open your email. There are 25 new emails plus a dozen from yesterday that [...]

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A little bit of sexiness sometimes goes a long way…

Posted by Heather Villa, CMA, MBA, MSM on October 12, 2009 in: My Stories

Sometimes a little flair (or what I call web-sexiness) will make all the difference. Take a look at a recent change I just made to the blog here (see it live over in the right hand column). I am interested to see if my subscriber averages increase due to this little (but dramatic) change. I [...]

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Invest in your small business

Posted by Heather Villa, CMA, MBA, MSM on October 9, 2009 in: Coaching

In today’s tough economic climate, it’s easy to work hard to try and make money while resisting the urge to spend. This is a bit of a paradox, if you think about, because other businesses are working hard for us to spend and they are feeling frustrated that we’re not spending… just as we’re feeling [...]

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Business “best practice” in today’s economy

Posted by Heather Villa, CMA, MBA, MSM on February 5, 2009 in: Coaching

We’re living in turbulent economic times. Economists are now predicting that most of 2009 will continue this way with a market resurrection in the end of 2009 and through 2010. Larger businesses may have the assets and borrowing power to survive. But smaller businesses do not and many of them are wondering if they’ll survive [...]

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The conundrum of committedness – part 2

Posted by Heather Villa, CMA, MBA, MSM on January 20, 2009 in: Coaching, Just Blogging

In the last blog, I talked about the first part of the conundrum of committedness: How the consultant needs to stay busy enough with commitments to earn and income but also have enough time to market in order to replenish the pipeline.
I said that the first part of the conundrum of committedness is: The more [...]

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