We all want balance in our lives – mental white space to think and be creative. But busyness is entrenched in our culture and (for most of us) in every day of our lives. While constant busyness and packed calendars seem to be taken as markers of success, what if the true secret to entrepreneurial success actually involved the opposite? What if resting more equaled accomplishing more in the end? I loved every part of this article published on Entreprenuer.com: Why Rest Is the Secret to Entrepreneurial Success. We’ve all been thrown out of our regular routines. What if we use this time to rest from the “usual” and focus on investing in our business, building deeper focus, and creating routines? How could you use this time as an opportunity to come out stronger? If you’ve been curious about EOS but haven’t found the time to pursue it yet, now could

We’re all adjusting to new ways of working during COVID times. I’ve converted to virtual client sessions. Here’s what my new setup looks like: My conversations with clients have adjusted from growth to managing all the curve balls these uncertain times are throwing at us. Helping leaders apply advice, being a sounding board, working through challenges and fears that everyone is facing, and creating contingency plans so we are stronger when this is all over! What’s the one thing you’re struggling with that I can help you with? (no strings attached – I want to do my part to help my fellow business owners). Please know I’m here to support you. You can email, call, or message me. If you know of another business owner that would benefit from this, please pass it along.

  Trying to accomplish too many important things often means we don’t accomplish anything important at all. When working through EOS with a client, we implement multiple tools to help avoid this scenario like keeping an issues list and setting quarterly rocks so they can focus on moving the company in the right direction. When I read this article about Warren Buffett’s simple but practical advice for achieving more in your career, I wanted to share it with you. Sometimes we need to set aside good goals in order to achieve great goals. To see how this principle plays out in the world of EOS, check out the Compartmentalization video on my website.