Do you know that how you introduce yourself online as well as offline can actually attract new clients…or the reverse, distract from your expertise and who you are?

Most recently I was on a live zoom call and a friend was sitting listening to people introduce themselves. After the call she said, “Ruth, you really need to help many of these entrepreneurs introduce themselves. I didn’t really know what they did after they said who they were and when they spoke during the call, I couldn’t follow.”

If that isn’t a sign of “Synchronicity” I don’t know what is!

I’ve often shared with my clients that simply introducing yourself in person or online can easily connect with others who want to work with you.

Think about it for a moment…how many people on recent zoom calls or whom you met in person could have been your clients today? Read More

We have certainly learned in the last year that flexibility is crucial to move forward in business. Actually, this has always been the case, but the Pandemic has placed this idea front and center.

I view flexibility a little differently than most, and I wanted to share what has worked well for me and my clients in the past year. What I discovered is how important “Thought Flexibility” is in moving forward in uncertain times.

“Thought Flexibility” is thinking and speaking a new language. This language consists of thoughts and words that reinforce a vision of Abundance, Possibility, Listening, Harmony and Gratitude.

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Why is it so difficult to get going … get our “mojo” or momentum back during these disruptive times?

There are many myths about taking action that block our best efforts.

Learn about these three myths and how to crush them by clicking HERE!

Remember the first of the year when you made all of these new goals and your hopes for a successful and healthy year ahead?

Well, “life” took an unexpected turn, as it usually does.

However, when you look back at the goals you made in January…are there ones that still hold true for you now?

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Did you meet or exceed your financial goals in 2018?

Right about this time, it becomes very evident to businesses, entrepreneurs, speakers, and authors, that many of you hit some financial saboteurs this year and didn’t meet your financial goals. If you came up short in one area, or didn’t do as well as you had the year before, can you identify what the cause was? Read More