Today we’re covering a really important issue.
It’s an area that many people struggle with and it can literally crush your profits, your growth and your entire business if you don’t get it handled.
I’m talking about setting boundaries.
Specifically, how to set boundaries with your clients and clearly communicate your policies about lateness, no-shows, payments, refunds and all the other stuff that drives you crazy.
In June of last year, I kept having this “funny feeling” that something was up.
It was one of those nagging senses you get when you know someone really well, and can detect even the slightest energy shift from them.
By the end of the summer, I found out that my “funny feeling” was right on. Something was up and what came next was a bittersweet, yet beautiful break-up. Let me explain.
Today I’m packing my bags to fly across country to speak at a big internet marketing event called Underground hosted by my friend Yanik Silver.
I’m so pumped to teach and learn, and really happy the weather back east is mild. This New Yorker has officially gotten used to 70 degrees and sunny LA weather.
Now that you know my whereabouts, let’s get down to some business advice.
In today’s episode of MarieTV, I’ll show you how to deal with one of THE most upsetting situations you’ll run into as a business owner . . .
Negative business reviews.
Have you ever tried to “get motivated” to do something, but nothing works?
You start to feel horrible, like you’re falling behind in your business or career.
You get embarrassed to meet with friends because you don’t want to talk about what you’ve been doing or more accurately. . . what you’ve not been doing.
Yeah, I’ve totally been there too.
If you’ve ever felt the shame, frustration and humiliation that comes from being stuck and lost in your life, today’s new MarieTV.com episode is for you.
A weird thing happened to me around 11:00am on Tuesday, December 13th, 2011.
I was in my apartment in New York working when a thought arrived so clearly and loudly it made me stop what I was doing.
At the risk of sounding woo-woo (which ya’ll know I’m not), it felt like an out of body experience where someone else said something to me, in my own head.
To be honest, this has happened before.
