Blog on Business

There’s a moment every dreamer knows — that gut-punch feeling when the opportunity you’ve been chasing suddenly slams shut. A deal falls through. A partnership dissolves. A plan you believed in collapses overnight. I’ve been there — staring at closed doors, wondering what went wrong. At first, I did what most of us do: waited for another door to open. I hoped for a sign, a stroke of luck, a “new beginning” that would make the failure make sense. But it never came. What came i

“I can do it” are four simple words, but when strung together like this, they can send an extremely powerful message that can make the difference between strategically undertaking something truly important to you or not being in the proper headspace to tackle it or simply opting to pass on it.

What I shall call the First Journey of our lives is made from our quests and our adventures, and its legacies are achievements, memories, possessions and status. But even as we live our first journey, there grows beside it a Second Journey. And whereas the First Journey is made from our seeking and adventures, so the Second Journey is made from our identity and our destiny.

Resourcefulness can lead to changes that are strategic, well thought out, grounded in reality, and that leverage appropriate resources that you can apply in an effective manner.

October’s EDGE (Entrepreneurial Discussion Group Exchange) meeting focused on the Start Up Experience.  We began this meeting by hearing from two businesses that have recently kicked off operations, to serve as case studies for the evening’s round table discussion. K Parsons Designs – Krista Parsons After working in the industry for 15 years, interior designer Krista Parsons decided to break out on her own with the opening of K Parsons Designs. What sets K Parsons Designs apa