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The Art of Subtraction: Simply Your Life Serenity Now For Entrepreneurs
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Mindful Hustle: Strategies for Entrepreneurial Mental Wellness Serenity Now For Entrepreneurs
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Try It Till You Buy It Serenity Now For Entrepreneurs
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Legacy in Transition: Passing the Torch of Entrepreneurship Serenity Now For Entrepreneurs
A company built with the purpose of creating social impact is easy to get behind, and Seth Stover and TideRise are doing just that… globally. With the idea to connect educated and ambitious people that lack opportunities with work, TideRise has changed the trajectory of countless people in Malawi […]
play_arrow Aligning your values with your business | Why does it matter? Serenity Now For Entrepreneurs Does your organization align with your values? Have you considered what your company’s purpose really is? Donna Cheung Co-Founder of Wakefield Agency, found that working with value-driven organizations fulfilled her need to stay aligned […]
play_arrow Fraud Prevention Strategies from An Expert Banker Serenity Now For Entrepreneurs 33% of all business failures or bankruptcies are due to theft and/or fraud. With over 36 years at TD Bank, Mary Vellani has seen it all and shares eye-opening fraud information and prevention with the Serenity Now Sisters. […]
play_arrow When to call your accountant! Serenity Now For Entrepreneurs Are you aware of all the ways an accountant can help your business? Do you maximize the services your accountant provides? In this episode of Serenity Now, the sisters discuss how an accountant can provide guidance in ways you may […]
play_arrow When Clients Don’t Pay Serenity Now For Entrepreneurs Have you ever had difficulty collecting money owed for your work? Perhaps your client has forgotten to pay you… or worse, chosen not to? This happens way too often and our panel has seen it all. On the latest episode of […]
Starting a business sounds like a great idea… You open up with an idea only to find out that you’ve just scratched the surface of operating a business. Vickie Boughen found this out quickly when she opened a school and took on roles she’d never expected, a lot of them. […]
