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?? Had a great time at the TilliT Glada Nyheter event yesterday hosted by The First to Know. I had the pleasure of attending two inspiring workshops: ?? Christoffer Bertilsson, a LinkedIn expert, shared invaluable insights on maximizing your presence on the platform. From optimizing your profile to expanding your network, here are 5 key steps I learned for LinkedIn success: 1. Define Your Focus: Clarify your goals and direction. 2. Personalize Your Profile: Tailor your profile to reflect your objectives. 3. Connect with the Right People: Utilize LinkedIn's search engine to find relevant connections. 4. Build Your Network: Cultivate and expand your professional network 5. Leverage Organic Reach: Boost your visibility by consistently posting content on LinkedIn. ?? Mikael Engstr?m, a professional coach, emphasized the importance of trust and intuition in unlocking our full potential. Trust truly is the currency of the future! My biggest takeaway, accept and embrace responsibility and embrace trial and error to find what works best for you. Thank you to everyone who made yesterday's event possible. Looking forward to the next one!

If you are a financial planner in Spokane, you cannot miss this! Most looking forward to the “Ask Michael Anything” session. What questions do you have for the financial planning GOAT?

It’s always and already challenging being a mom. It’s even more challenging being a single mom. It’s all the more challenging being a single-mompreneur of any business in today’s competitive world. This home based business that started during the pandemic, not only aims to fill a gap in the market, it has a touching twist to it. If you have 10 minutes, this is one story that will not only inspire you about entrepreneurship, mompreneurship but also about single-parenthood. They can be found on this website: https://theonisagi.com #mompreneur #homebasedbusiness #onlinebusiness #involveyourkid #parenthood #entrepreneurship #singlemom #stayingpositive

?? Big lesson I learned from last year: Having a vision and executing it well doesn't always mean it's the "right" vision. ?? Let me explain... In 2023, we focused on: ? Building our brand ? Understanding our community ...primarily through events. And these events were ??????. They did wonders for our brand and helped me connect with our customers. BUT... Our community now craves more: 1?? More places to find us (more of the RIGHT distribution) 2?? More product variations to fall in love with (announcement on this coming soon) So, this year is all about expanding and innovating. ?? Being a solo startup leader means learning on the go. I beat myself up a lot in the past few months for not course-correcting sooner (i.e. changing up distro and product strategy earlier), but I'm learning to just move forward. And don't worry, we're not ditching events. We're just getting smarter about them, partnering with other cool brands when it makes sense. ?? (aka First Round's On Me in the vid below). Remember, behind every fabulous event is a whole lot of strategy brewing backstage. ?? https://lnkd.in/g_6u3myf

Holysh*t, we just hit an 80K month. Creative Circle Collective has reached an incredible milestone: $80,000 in monthly revenue! ?? This journey has been wild, and I want to share some key insights: 1. Consistency is Key: Even on days when I’m not feeling it, I have to get up and run the business. It doesn’t matter if I’m stressed, the kids are sick, or it’s just a tough day. ?? ?? ????♀? Consistency is what keeps the momentum going. 2. Marathon, Not a Sprint: Running a business is a long-term commitment. ????♀? It’s about planting seeds, nurturing them, and investing time and effort consistently. ???? 3. Leverage Your Network: The connections you make will absolutely support you. ?? I’m grateful for the amazing people in my network who push business my way, listen to my venting sessions, and believe in me even during tough times. ?? 4. Trust Your Team: Trust is essential. ?? I have to rely on my team to execute our vision and deliver on our promises to clients. Trusting my team ensures that everything we produce reflects our core values and standards. ??? 5. Embrace Every Opportunity: Every interaction is an opportunity to learn and grow. ?? Trust takes time, and mistakes will happen, but each experience helps build a stronger foundation. ?? Thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey. Here’s to many more milestones ahead! ????

Our Tech and Innovation survey results are in! Your feedback is invaluable and we're excited to share some of the most interesting insights with you. ?? ?? Entrepreneurship: - 46% of participants are founders and majority owners of their businesses - 32% are in the early stages with up to $1M in sales ?? Top challenges: - Fundraising and access to capital - Talent acquisition and retention - Regulatory challenges - Scaling and growth ?? New resource list suggestions: - Conferences list (25%) - Industry-focused resources (20%) - Women in tech resources (15%) ?? Top industry interests: - Health (36%) - AI & Machine Learning (16%) - Climate & Sustainability (13%) A huge thank you to everyone who participated! Stay tuned for more content and resources tailored to your feedback.

Should be some engaging conversations.

Happy birthday blomitec!!! Five years ago we kicked off what would turn to be the most beautiful (professional) adventure of my life. Five years full of entrepreneurial roller coaster, with dizzying successes alternating with crushing failures, only to turn more successful after learning from our mistakes. I was blessed with the best colleagues I could dream of. I would like to thank each single person having joined the company and left a personal imprint in the future development. Here a five takeaways out of these five years as a founder: 1) Take care of your colleagues. This is hard, especially when you are working remotely, with higher risk of overlooking or misinterpreting distress signals. Working in a small company redefining itself on the fly while doing the work of an established team 10X it's size is so rewarding, but can be exhausting and overwhelming. 2) Select your customers wisely. Many individuals may be enthusiastic, but not have the power to make the project happen in their company. 3) Price carefully. Everything will cost you far more than you think. 4) You will receive tons of advice. Write everything down and weigh carefully what makes sense to you. 5)Embrace ups and downs. To paraphrase people wiser than me, see your company as a rolling egg. Don't worry which side is pointing up, as long as it doesn't stop.

5 things I wish I had known about LEV (Local Exhaust Ventilation) before I started in the industry; 1. Legally, it's not just a "nice to have". It's compulsory in specific sectors. 2. One size doesn't fit all here. Just like a bespoke suit, each LEV system is customised to its space, function and the safety of those working around it. 3. Maintenance is key. Preventive measures can save you from significant future costs. 4. It directly impacts worker health. Underestimating it could mean severe health risks. 5. There's more to LEV than meets the eye. It's a blend of science, engineering and regulations all working in harmony. Delving into the world of LEV is fascinating, yet complex. Always question, study and explore to keep up-to-date with the dynamic industry. To the LEV enthusiasts, what's the one thing you'd like to know more about? Thank you for your kind assistance Aminin Al-Fatihin Zainudin