Motivation

One thing we hear often when people start to feel the urge to leap into creativity is the fear of being wrong.

A life’s work is meant to have meaning and purpose. We don’t simply “do” for the sake of doing; what would that be worth, ultimately? That would be like cleaning a clean house.

At our most recent huddle, we had two amazing creative entrepreneurs who have run their business entirely via referrals! Our minds were blown further when we learned that one of them wasn’t using a website for their business and the other had no social media accounts.

Your business is picking up and suddenly, that paper system you’ve always used to manage clients, just can’t keep up. The multiple emails, systems, software and tools are getting hard to organize.

Everyone likes an underdog story. It’s why these stories of humble tech startups, turned multi-billion dollar industry-changers are so fascinating...

Thousands of people have latched on to the story of Dubsado, and that story has followed us through every stage of growth. The story is something that most of our users can recall because it is a critical part of our brand identity.

It's time for us to sit down and have an honest discussion about what it means to provide value. Whether you're a photographer, a lawyer, a doula or a startup, it's what we all strive for... or should be...

It's a good mentality to make MORE money tomorrow than you did today.

If that headline caught your attention, it’s likely you suffer from some form of anxiety. I am here to tell you that, because you are experiencing those feelings, you’re actually becoming better at what you do.

“Pride is a crown of the virtues; it is not found without them, and it makes them greater.” ‍ These are the words of none other than Aristotle. It’s high praise for something with such duality of nature.

I think the majority of the world religions would agree that humans are not perfect. ‍

After a recent post in our community, I thought I’d share what we’ve learned about becoming a magnet for business instead of something static, stale, or even abrasive.

Drained? Feel like you can’t continue? Well I’m here to tell you that A.) it’s okay to feel that way and B.) you’re going to make it through this.

Each salesperson has their own strategy and preference. None of them any more or less correct. It just depends on your values and what lens you are looking through when interacting with your client.

As a yogi, the hardest part of practicing is getting on the mat. As a painter, the first stroke is the most nerve wracking swipe on canvas. And as a student, simply opening up Microsoft Word can make you reconsider whether you really need this capstone essay to graduate.

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