Personal Growth

I can’t tell you how excited I am to be sharing the stage with some incredible speakers at Everyday Windshield’s – RoadTrip2013: Rockin’ the Information SuperHighway

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So many know that after twelve AMAZING years with Dave Ramsey, I started my own business. I will share more on that soon. Along with that, many of you have asked what I’m doing now. First, I have to say that I sincerely appreciate the love and support you’ve shown me in recent weeks. You are all

People are inspired by the things we say, do, or by our actions. We all have either a positive or negative impact on each other.

ObamaCare has taken a pretty heavy toll on small business. Every week I am having conversations with entrepreneurs who are telling me ObamaCare is causing them to lay off team members due to the increase in rates it has created.

As well as companies aren’t hiring because of the potential impact.

The Federal Reserve reports:

• Employers Cited ObamaCare As Reasons For “Planned Layoffs And Reluctance To Hire More Staff.”
  
• Businesses Have “Delayed Hiring” Due To ObamaCare.
• ObamaCare Has Caused Companies To Hire “The Absolute Minimum” Of Employees To Skirt The Law’s Burdensome Regulations.

In 2014, companies with 50 or more team members are expected to

Here’s a guest post on making your business last by Joel Fortner. He specializes in helping entrepreneurs be better marketers, and is the author of the blog, Get Serve Keep. You can guest post as well. Read how to here. Oh, and there’s something very special only for Chris LoCurto.com readers at the end of this post!

Once a business is up and running and revenue is steadily coming in, the last thing you want to do is put it on cruise control.

Besides finding ways to optimize and grow it, you need to figure out your plan to make the business last.

This weekend…

When I made the switch to MailChimp, I made some rookie mistakes that had me emailing my subscribers twice each day. (Some three times)

I quickly sprang in to action, because I’m that kind of guy, and called my buddy David Morris at Dillanos and asked if he would be so kind as to help me say I’m sorry.

David was so kind as to offer a 30% discount on all Dillanos coffee for the whole month of March!!!!

All you have to do is…

Customer Service is something you hear me preach about quite a bit here. To me, it’s the lifeblood of your organization. Without at least good customer service, few people care about your product.

Recently I attended a conference in Colorado. (Having been to a ton of events, and perhaps put on one or seven hundred myself, I was pretty excited that we had two great instructors in Pete Richardson and Michael Murphy.)

During one of the sessions, Pete shared about an experience he had with the now defunct CompUSA. Early in his

Tomorrow I’m going into the studio for another Q & A EntreLeadership Podcast to answer YOUR questions. These episodes are always the most downloaded, so please feel free to ask whatever you would like in the comment section, and hopefully your question will make it to air. Except, don’t ask about the time I was

Here is a guest post by Matt McWilliams. Matt is an author, motivator, and thought leader.

He writes daily at MattMcWilliams.com on life, leadership, love, and more. He has learned everything the hard way and sees failure as a catalyst to success. You can follow him on his blog and on Twitter.

Those are famous words from the Serenity Prayer by Reinhold Niebuhr. I was praying this prayer a few days ago and halfway through it hit me that this prayer was made for leaders.

So I rewrote it and out came the “Leader’s Prayer for Serenity.”

As leaders, we often worry about the things we cannot change, like

Ok, so I have to apologize immensely for the one…or maybe three extra emails that you received this week.

And If you are one of the ones who have been with me from the beginning, and you subscribed on Wordpress, then you received six extra emails this week.

At the end of this post is an incredible offer for your trouble!

So, I switched to MailChimp last week and, well, I messed things up. I am still trying to figure it all out. HOPEFULLY, you are only getting one email today.

Unless you’re a Wordpress subscriber, then you are still receiving one from Wordpress with the WP logo, and one from me.

If that’s you, and you received one from me and one with the WP logo: