by Lauren Galli, Creative Director I have a morning ritual that includes waking up (slowly at times), grabbing a cup of hot tea, and scrolling through my cell phone to check out what happened during my sleeping hours on Facebook. Being someone who is habitually nosey, Facebook was a wonderful invention for me. If you’ve […]
This past week, I had six calls with prospective clients – all small business owners looking to capitalize on the on the tremendous opportunities of the social sphere. Typically, having this many leads would be extraordinary. But I’ve sometimes found it to be deflating. And here’s why…. Many believe that if they invest xx dollars […]
For those of you who have not had a chance to learn of my recent journey, here’s the scoop: In April, I moved to Norristown, which is outside of Philadelphia. This move was personal and professional as I’ve left behind my lifelong home and all that came with it including my spouse, my family and […]
This past Saturday marked six weeks since I’ve embarked on a journey that included moving two hours away from my home in Harrisburg – and to be on my own for the first time in my life. I’ve left behind my spouse, my family and my friends. I had a seemingly happy life in Harrisburg. […]
You’ve likely heard of the term ‘six degrees of separation,’ which simply means that we are connected to anyone and everyone in the world, by way of introduction, within six steps or less. Social media has taken this theory a step further with studies showing between three and five degrees of separation by users of […]
Risks mean different things to different people. An investor likely equates risk in terms of opportunity; a parent perhaps with danger. As an entrepreneur, I consider risk compatible with the level of potential reward. As I said in a recent post, risks are tough because the outcome is uncertain. But I believe risks are necessary […]
You may have noticed that my blog has taken more of a personal approach in the recent weeks. Well, there’s a lot going on right now – in my personal and business life. There may be more to come on both, but for the purpose of this blog, I thought I would share some revelations. […]
Today is bittersweet for me. It’s the 14th anniversary of a fateful accident that changed my life forever. If there’s anything I’ve learned about all of this – then and many years later – it’s that time is precious. Yet, sometimes we don’t realize it until it’s too late or until circumstances require us to […]
With all the snow and ice we’ve had this winter, some folks (my husband included) have been forced to spend some days telecommuting. I decided to work from home in May and have learned it that it has its perks – and its challenges. Here are my top six tips to for making sure your […]
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