As an entrepreneur, you’ve likely experienced the exhilarating highs of building your dream—and the daunting lows of burnout and exhaustion. Your passion can drive you far, but without intentional self-care, even the most dedicated visionaries risk running on empty. Drawing from My 30 Days to Better Self-Care, here are five effective strategies to help you…
Losing your best friend and biggest supporter is hard. My mom passed away and I wanted to share a bit about her and after reading about her, it might make a bit more sense why I do what I do now to help others. I want them to have the same type of support I…
Today’s Guest Blog is by Ellen Bradley The day I returned home from my first solo business trip in more than 25 years, a divorce decree awaited me in the mailbox. While there was nothing more than coincidence with the timing, I did feel a sense of significance mixed with irony. Significance because the decree…
When the audition openings memo was posted on the wall backstage at Davies Symphony Hall, I couldn’t believe it. It included a second trombone opening for the San Francisco Symphony which paid $55,000 (~$152K in today’s dollars). I was giddy with anticipation because trombone positions rarely open (i.e., John Engelkes, one of my brass coaches,…