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“There’s a version of each of us that is the best version of who we could be. This version is smart, witty, engaging, funny, helpful, sincere, resourceful, self-reliant, happy, fulfilled and more. Our “best selves” are within us, but they’re usually held back by fear, circumstance, habits, cynicism, limiting beliefs and the status quo. Becoming […]

Your Best Self is Waiting

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At some point in your event planning career, you may get that nagging feeling that you aren’t good enough or that you are “faking” it. Sometimes this happens after a new event planner books her first paying client or after an event planner books an event that is much bigger (more detailed, bigger decor, higher […]

On a Scale of 1 to 10

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There is plenty of success to go around in the events industry. One person’s success does not mean less opportunity for you. In fact, their success can be yours too if you help them get there. Compete less, encourage more.

On Promoting Others

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What happens when you are stuck in a rut or not motivated at all?  First, realize that you are not alone. Everyone has experienced this at some point including me.  Here are seven tips to help you power through this phase and get moving. 1) Be honest Acknowledge how you feel and give yourself permission […]

How to Get Unstuck in Life and Business

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I saw a sign in an office recently that said, “Great people talk about ideas, average people talk about things, and small people talk about other people.”   I have heard this quote before but don’t recall who originally said it.  What are the characteristics of small people? They talk about … other people.  The comments made tend to be […]

Great, Average, Small

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annual review and planning guide

Whether you have your own business or not, take time to evaluate what worked and what didn’t work for you in the past year.  This includes your professional career successes (and not-so-successful-ventures) along with your achievements in education, relationships, personal growth, health, and finances.  If you are an entrepreneur, this is especially important.  It’s easy […]

End of Year Review

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After settling into my event planning business and figuring out how to be different than my competition (instead of trying to be better), I’ve discovered that I am actually pleased when other planners (a.k.a.competition) succeed and do well in their business. If my peers are working hard, being ethical, and doing great work for their clients, I admire them. They […]

The Competition

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Burnout is a state of emotional, mental, and physical exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress. It occurs when you feel overwhelmed and unable to meet constant demands of your career and personal life. As the stress continues, you begin to lose the interest or motivation that led you to take on a certain role […]

7 Strategies to Recover from Burn Out

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Learning how to say “no” to requests on your time is one of the most empowering tools you can learn. If you find this difficult, remind yourself that saying “no” allows you to say “yes” to the things that you truly want to do.  Afraid to say no?  Check out one of my very favorite articles […]

Saying No

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Attempting to copy what works for another business is the surest path to mediocrity.  Authenticity is easy.  It’s who you really are and what you believe.  There is no hiding what you stand for.  Are you being truly authentic in your business and in your life?

Authenticity

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