Strategy Snacks

One of the most overused phrases in business? “What got you here won’t get you there.” Now I do actually love this phrase because it’s practical, but it’s also highly infuriating. The way I interpret this statement, which is something that I think a lot of different business owners are saying, is that we need to explor

“We have this kind of autopilot of connecting with people who are like us, people who do what we do… and I think that's great for certain things, but you also need to get into spaces where you're the only one who does what you do. You are the only one – and that is especially important when it comes to pitching yoursel

Is my goal realistic? This is one of the most common questions I hear from clients, and I think the interesting thing about that question is we all want to be right. We all want to be able to predict the future, guess the outcomes that we're going for and get there, right? And when we don't hit those goals, it can ofte

“Data is neutral, it's not there to criticize you, it's there to tell you information and you can put whatever story on it you want, but ultimately it’s pretty objective, and it's really wonderful as a measuring stick.” In this episode of Strategy Snacks, I’m joined by Hannah Cole, a tax expert who specializes in worki

I have a to-do list a mile long. Create more content, repurpose existing content, get featured on podcasts, grow my email list, market my online program, the list really goes on forever (at least it feels like it). So what do you do when you *know* what you need to do but you don’t know what you need to do *next* and y

“Take a long look at what is and what is not working for you in your business, and if it's not making money, then it's not working and figure out where things are feeling fragmented.” Carly Adams is a decluttering specialist and owner of Tidy Revival, based in Sacramento, CA. Before the pandemic, her business was solel