Listening in is important. As a leader, as a team member, as a company. It can be to your audience, your social following, the people you work with, or the people you live with.

As someone who runs a fully-remote marketing agency, my daily life can feel like it’s all over the place. While I am not someone who likes to have to same work day-to-day, sometimes I feel like I’m lacking a proper routine. I am always trying to get into the flow of a schedule that is completely up to me, but one big thing I’ve been neglecting is taking time out of my day to eat.

Leadership means creating an environment where those around you feel inspired to thrive, where they feel their voices are heard, where they feel they have the tools they need to reach their highest potential. It is not a role where you dictate over your team giving order by order. That is management and it does not make for an effective team.

Are you ever afraid to take the leap? That your bank account won’t support your dreams? Often time the fear of stepping out of your comfort zone creates a lot of questions and worries but it also leads to missed opportunities.

Gaudi was truly a revolutionary when it came to design x functionality x user experience x beauty. All things I strive for at the Inspiration Agency. He designed with the future in mind.

Being an entrepreneur often leaves me prioritizing work over my personal life because there is always so much to do all the time. I love what I do which makes it hard to put time into other aspects of my life but I think the thing that is most often neglected is our time put into self-love.

As an entrepreneur taking a day off can seem like the craziest thing to do. Without you, especially in the early stages of your business, things don’t run. How do you bring your business to the point where it runs with or without you? There are three simple answers.

Sometimes it’s difficult to know how to incorporate philanthropy into your business, especially if it wasn’t part of the original business plan. Your services don’t have to be aligned with your philanthropic efforts but your perspective on what you’d like to help the world achieve should.

Mentorship comes in all shapes and forms. There aren’t specific qualifications that allow you to mentor someone, nor do you have to be a certain age or the highest in your field. Where you are now is already steps from where you started and there are thousands right behind you who could benefit from your experience.