Kelsey Ramsden speaks to how entrepreneurs can balance their current focus with planning for the future, setting realistic expectations and how to answer the “what’s next” question that inevitably follows success.

When preparing for your first or next hire, it’s important to know yourself as a leader to know how another team member can complement your leadership style.

The topic of mental health is something we try to shove under the rug. But my guest, Megan Rafuse, believes we are enough just as we are. Megan is a therapist, registered social worker, and co-founder of Shift Collab, a healthcare company in Canada offering therapy and mental wellness education.

In this episode, you’ll hear how we make meetings manageable through calendar blocking. This practice helps your mental organization and allows your subconscious to prepare for your meetings in advance.

In this episode, you’ll hear Dr. Cheryl help us understand how to balance passion in our relationship while running our business.

Dr. Cheryl says business can absolutely become our “affair partner” because an affair is any kind of sexual or emotional entanglement that takes emotional energy away from your partner.

Every entrepreneur likes to think they are unique — but we actually have a lot in common. Today we explore those commonalities in the 4 types of business owners. As a bonus, you can take an interactive quiz we created to find out your business owner type and learn about the ideal team and resources you need (based on your type) to be successful.

Today’s guest on Diary of a Doer is proof that everyone is capable of redemption. Coss Marte, a former drug kingpin, joins us as CEO/founder of ConBody, a New York City-based fitness company.

Being a work-from-home parent has its challenges. And that’s without kids who are home for the summer using the dreaded “B” word — “I’m bored!” Today’s episode outlines my best advice for structuring your summer so that you can make memories with your kids, and keep up with your work schedule.

In this episode, you’ll hear Mike get real about pain, change and grief, and how he slows down to work through hardships.

He unpacks how divorce changed him personally and professionally. He also answers the three questions he asks others to help them discover what they want to do with their life:

In this episode, you’ll hear our tried-and-true system for generating new content ideas for an entire year.

We break down our system step by step, and share our top 6 tips for content idea generation. You will be amazed at how many ideas you already have!

If you’ve ever wondered how you can get the word out about your business using free PR — even without a marketing budget — today’s episode is for you. Free PR is one of three pillars that helped Cameron Herold grow revenue for 1-800-GOT-JUNK? from $2 to $106 million.

Acquiring new business is more difficult and time-consuming than keeping current customers happy. Listen to this episode as I talk about customer experience and what you can do to retain and delight those folks who pay for your product or service.