Throughout my career in the wedding and events industry, I’ve found myself mentoring and coaching individuals “unofficially” for many years. Being able to help and mentor fellow entrepreneurs has been one of the greatest joys of my journey so far. I love seeing my fellow #bosses succeed. From my experience, I’ve found that the best and most impactful way to begin to help is to take a deep dive right alongside you into your business to help you achieve the results you ultimately want. I like to call this the Immersive Business Deep Dive.

If you haven’t already figured it out, my main goal and objective is to always find the best available tools, the easiest way to take in as much knowledge as possible, and finding things that are going to make my life easier while also serve our clients well. What I want to share with you is the tool we use to create our 2D & 3D event design rendering boards for our clients that are easy to use, look incredibly professional, and you don’t have to be a graphic designer to use them. A total win-win in my book!

If you read last week’s blog post, you probably saw the part about my undying love for Brené Brown. I have another to-die-for video by Brené that I want to share with all of you. This one is called, “Why Your Critics Aren’t the Ones Who Count.” As creatives, we’ve all had experiences with critics. It’s part of the job. In this video, Brené is talking to us directly - a whole audience of creatives.

Since time is of the essence, I wanted to share my three favorite resources which I find work perfectly in my busy life. I can honestly say that these 3 resources really transformed how I view and run both my personal and business life.  

Something I see come up for entrepreneurs time and time again is to-do list paralysis. Running a business is hard work. We have to-do lists that are miles long - not only filled with big-picture tasks, but also with those day-to-day tasks to keep your business running. Looking at this list, sometimes it feels virtually impossible to get everything done. Here's how I prioritize my personal to-do list to prevent overwhelm.