Lemonade Stands for Grownups
Recently, I was visiting some friends on Facebook and came across a post by a social media ‘expert.’
The conversation was about the latest social media project she was working on with a local business networking group and how it was going to be this, that and the ‘other thing.’
It really got me thinking…
Why can’t adults build their business on the lemonade stand principle?
Why do we have to make our business so stinkin’ complicated? Is it any wonder why many people struggle for years?
Here’s what I mean…
What is Stopping You?
I just listened to the most amazing audio I’ve listened to in a very long time. It’s not for sale, so don’t worry, there isn’t going to be pitch.
Seriously, though, think about this for a minute. If you have been “at this”, meaning your home business, for years now and are still struggling, you have got to ask yourself some serious questions why.
What’s the Difference?
Why is it that “other people” seem to “make it” and some don’t?
It’s not because of a “magic button” product, it’s not because of a “push button system” or some so-called latest and greatest tool.
What Makes Your Heart Sing?
2011 marks my 10-year anniversary of being an entrepreneur.
WOW! Has it been 10 years already? Where did the time go?
It seems like just yesterday that my daughter was in a baby carrier on my lap while I typed away on the computer.
Now, she’s a 10 year old pre-teen who has her own aspirations of becoming a young entrepreneur.
Techno-Challenged
Ten years ago, Mark Zuckerberg and his Facebook friends were still in high school, most of us were on AOL dial-up and a tweet was still something that only birds did.
Imagine if Babies only THOUGHT About Walking
Seriously, just imagine for a minute if babies only THOUGHT about walking, but never really attempted to walk. Would we all be crawling around on all fours?
I know that sounds silly, doesn’t it? “But, Patty, of course babies don’t think about walking, they just do it!” (hmmm… sound familiar?)
Babies instinctively crawl, roll over, stand, walk and run. They instinctively do everything until adults put limits on what they can and can not do.
Which brings me to this…




