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In this episode, Sheryl Plouffe delves into the essence of entrepreneurial mindset, emphasizing the importance of being resourceful, driven, and self-caring. She highlights the stark contrast between an employee's and an entrepreneur's approach, focusing on the necessity of a strong, proactive mindset for business success. Sheryl's insights underline the critical role mindset plays in navigating the entrepreneurial journey, advocating for foundational mindset preparation as key to achieving meaningful results for clients. Tune in to get inspired and Subscribe!??

Strategic Business Growth and Personal Resilience with Dr. Susie by Steve Ramona When Dr. Susie Carder speaks, you don’t just hear the voice of experience; you feel the pulse of entrepreneurial spirit guiding you through the tough terrain of business. Our latest session is a testament to that, as she unfolds the layers of strategic planning, emphasizing how success blooms from the seeds of savvy sales, marketing, […] #boomers #babyboomers

Entrepreneurs will hit a plateau at some point in their journey. They can pay for the knowledge needed to get them off of that plateau or they can have someone pay them to get off that plateau. They give up some of their equity and future profits but does it really matter if the business grows better than it could've before? Here's what Matt Bodnar thought in a recent episode of The Highlight.

Today on Collisions YYC, Chris Jones talks purpose, people, and what it really means to build a legacy. Known for his work with EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System), Chris goes beyond strategy and digs into the human side of business—why ownership, resilience, and a clear vision are the keys to lasting success. He shares his personal journey, from becoming a best-selling author to helping leaders define what they truly want out of their business. Whether you’re thinking about an exit strategy or simply want to lead with greater intention, this episode will inspire you to think deeply about your purpose and values. ?? Listen now and discover the art of building a business that lasts: https://lnkd.in/gSdebPnZ

Takaoto founder ?? Szymon S?owik explains how entrepreneurs should shift their mindset if they want to expand to international markets Watch the full Odys Talks episode: https://lnkd.in/eyZXdFit Kickstart your business: https://lnkd.in/dzTrWqut

Everyone is trying to find some exposure in English-speaking markets, in wealthy countries like the United States, the UK, EU countries, or highly developed Asian countries like Singapore. However, if you consider demographics and think strategically about global business over the next 5-10 years, it's worth observing what is happening in the most populous countries, where living standards are rising, and which may soon become interesting markets. Due to the political situation, it's difficult to talk about expansion into China or Russia, but look at India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, the Philippines, and Vietnam. These countries account for about a quarter of the world's population, concentrated in South and Southeast Asia. Look at Latin America as a whole or at the largest countries like Mexico and Brazil. Look at Africa: Nigeria, Ethiopia, Egypt... I understand there are objective reasons why Western companies are not focusing on these markets right now, but this may change, and it's worth keeping in mind. #globalseo #internationalseo #seo

New episode just dropped! This week, I sit down with ?the visionary founder of kikki.K, who transformed a $3,000 loan into a $650 million global stationery empire, the one and only, Kristina Karlson! We talked about: - The Foundations of Success - How to Network and Build Relationships - The Power of Systemization - Key Characteristics of a Successful Entrepreneur Plus so much more! If you’re ready to learn how taking action and calculated risks can transform your business, this episode is for you.

The myth of the superhuman entrepreneur who can handle everything single-handedly is often perpetuated in our culture. However, sustainable success requires building a strong support system and leveraging the skills and expertise of others. This not only enhances productivity and efficiency but also creates opportunities for collaboration and growth. Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/gqARpiTW

In this episode of the Truth & Business Show, we look at three character qualities: Positivity, Dependability, and Mastery. Not just buzzwords—But the foundation of a satisfying business and a fulfilling life. https://lnkd.in/e7QHCH_r

I grew up watching South Park and still find great lessons and laughs in the show. One of the best pieces of business advice comes from their "Underpants Gnomes" episode. The lesson is to pinpoint how you are creating value for both yourself and your clients. I work with entrepreneurs and small businesses constantly and this is one of the hardest things to identify when you're starting out. Even for mature organizations, it is important to know what steps of your business create the most value. At LodeStar our "Step 2" would be to provide fee quotes. In providing closing cost quotes we reduce risk for our clients, save them time and help drive other useful services they need in the transaction.