Business Identity

In this episode, we discuss the identity of your business and your own identity as a business owner with Dhru Beeharilal of the Nayan Leadership Group. Dhru is a leadership, executive and agile coach. Dhru shares 5 key points of business identities Identifying identity in the context of entrepreneurship.

Books of Business and the Benefits of Working with a Collaborative Publisher

Have you ever thought, I should write a book? If so, or if you want to know more about collaborative publishing, Michelle Vandepas of GracePoint Publishing shares the details and great tips on how to have your book published.

Today’s Willfully Ignorant Businesses

In this episode, Ann talks with a fellow marketer, Alex Fakeri from MOJO Creative Digital. We talk about the ripple effect of marketing and why being consistent in your efforts makes all the difference, how to create marketing plans and what exactly marketing pathways really are for small businesses. Finally, we talk about the need to take action and why as a business owner you cannot be willfully ignorant.

Ann BrennanJune 29, 2020marketing plan, marketing, Small Business, entrepreneurs

The Brand Promise

What is your Market Reality? Damion Lupo joins me today, sharing his wisdom as we delve into your pain points and how you know the market needs or cares about what you have to offer in business. Join us and discover what mentoring is really about. Damion asks how much do you trust yourself and are you ready to do the work? We discuss Brand Promise and why it needs to be consistent throughout your organization plus, other essential ways to take the opportunity to reinvent yourself.

Are You Ready To Lead Loudly?

In this episode of Small Business Connections, we talk to Nathalie Gregg, Adjunct Faculty/Leadership & Performance Coach/Speaker about her brand #LeadLoudly. We discuss three ways that women can Lead Loudly today, the importance of choosing a word for 2020, mission-critical behaviors needed to excel in 2020, and the role mentorship has played in her success.

Entrepreneurs and The Risk Of Suicide

Many of the same traits that make someone a good entrepreneur also make them prone to suicide. They are strong. They are independent. They are doers, people of action. They care deeply. Because of this, I want to tackle the subject head-on.

How are you doing today? What are you doing to protect your mental health? Who do you have to tell when things are going poorly? Do you have a plan for when to ask for help?