Shelley Row is committed to organizations, businesses, and individuals. In this episode Shelley talks about how she aims to improve decision-making by not overthinking.  This

Overthinking, despite the anxiety it causes us, can be addictive because it gives us a false sense of control. But if we’re honest with ourselves,

When we are stuck in a rut and can’t make a meaningful decision, we do too much thinking and not enough feeling. For this episode,

Richard “Trigger” Bontrager, author of “Rock the Virtual Stage Show,” has made serving as center of attention into a science. The longtime TV host has

One of the stranger effects of the Covid lockdown is the rapid rise of the Zoom meeting.  Almost overnight, all of us became the hosts

In the years between her first job at a small town shop to majority owner of A Few Cool Hardware Stores, she has successfully navigated

Should we focus on developing skills for professional purposes or personal fulfillment? For Gina Schaefer, majority owner of A Few Cool Hardware Stores, our resumé

From employee to co-owner to sole proprietor, Marsha Lindquist has seen entrepreneurship from practically every angle over her 30 year career. In her view, the

 In this engaging episode, veteran financial strategist Marsha Lindquist gets personal.  She shares the effect entrepreneurship has had on her personal life. She also talks