Yes, that’s right. We’re talking GDPR again. Why? Because it’s important. We do not recommend ignoring the new requirements put forth by the General Data Protection Regulation. But also because we’ve been hearing a lot of questions about the how behind…

As an influencer or online business owner, it can feel like there’s a whole lot you “need” to do. You need to be optimizing Facebook. Instagram. Twitter. Pinterest. You need to have a newsletter. Sales funnel. Lead magnet.

It’s amazing to think that 20 years ago, someone graduating with a marketing degree had no experience with social media marketing— because that wasn’t a thing yet. Social media as a concept was in its infancy. Today,

Within ‘difficult’ is our greatest opportunity for growth and understanding. -Lara Currie How do you handle conflict? Conflict is a fact of life—when everyone is the same and no one is challenged, nothing changes and nobody learns or grows.

Privacy has been a hot topic lately, and with good reason. While Facebook’s use of user data has taken center stage, there’s another important piece of privacy news influencers and businesses need to know about— and take action on, soon.

Do any of these statements apply to you? You tend to be a perfectionist, leading to issues with imposter syndrome or analysis paralysis. You look for “gold stars” from others to gauge successes. You have definite goals for your business,

Just a few episodes ago, we discussed how we are growing and scaling our business. In that episode, we spoke pretty frankly about the failures we’ve experienced along the way (let’s call them “growth opportunities”).

Feeling stressed? As an entrepreneur, that question probably seems nonsensical. Of course you feel stressed. Everyone feels stress, it’s a normal part of life. And when you’re an entrepreneur those stresses multiply like bunny rabbits.

Launching your own business is a huge leap of faith— in yourself and in your product. It can be scary. With patience, determination, a lot of elbow grease and a bit of luck, that leap pays off, but whoa. The time in the interim can be scary.

Once upon a time, not so very long ago, the blogging community was much smaller and tightly knit. Blog posts tended to be more freewheeling and personal in nature, and bloggers and readers alike interacted within the comments section of each one.