How to Inventory Your Time

Have you ever felt out of control with your time? Like everyone and everything was vying for this limited resource and you had little say over where it went? Like your time was being disrespected or wasted on things that weren't serving your mission? I see you. I am you! Time management is one of … Continue reading How to Inventory Your Time

To My Fellow Female Leaders…

Many of you have come to know that I speak (and write) passionately about the unique challenges of being a female entrepreneur. So when my friend, Christine Knapp, invited me to join a select group of fellow female leaders to share our perspectives with a worldwide audience, I jumped at the opportunity. What is most … Continue reading To My Fellow Female Leaders…

Project Management Best Practices That Can Transform Your Organization’s Future

Navigating the complexities of project management is no walk in the park. In fact, making sure your project stays on schedule, within budget, and meets expectations is a tall order. That is why it demands you to be adept in handling stakeholder engagement, warding off scope creep, averting risks, and embracing its core principles to … Continue reading Project Management Best Practices That Can Transform Your Organization’s Future

It’s Not All Sunshine: How to work through the “gray days”

Much of entrepreneurship has been glamorized thanks to the rise of social media and movements like #bossbabe and the like. We see more people than ever before sharing the highlight reel of their entrepreneurial journey. Most often, what we see is carefully crafted content designed to portray success, wealth, freedom, comfort, and luxury. And while … Continue reading It’s Not All Sunshine: How to work through the “gray days”

The Decision that (Almost) Destroyed My Business Model – And What I Learned in the Process

As I’ve grown Bennis Public Relations from the ground up over the last 12 years, it’s come with an incredible amount of growth and wisdom that is realized far beyond my bottom line. Simply put, being a business owner is hard. Being a young, female business owner who started at age 23 added even more challenges. And if that … Continue reading The Decision that (Almost) Destroyed My Business Model – And What I Learned in the Process

How to Start Your Business’s Public Relations Strategy from Scratch

If you've been running a business for any length of time, it's likely you've invested in marketing strategies. And based on your business's size, budget, and goals, you may have also incorporated some paid media or advertising into your overall growth plan. But what about Public Relations? So often this is the missing piece that's … Continue reading How to Start Your Business’s Public Relations Strategy from Scratch

Tips for Effectively Marketing Your New Business

Starting a new business is as exciting as it is challenging and overwhelming. In the beginning, the focus is often on making sales and growth. Simply put, it is about ensuring the survival and prosperity of your business. So, how do savvy new business owners increase sales and gain traction? Through smart and efficient business … Continue reading Tips for Effectively Marketing Your New Business

Struggling to Keep Up With Your Blog?

The first Monday of each month, I dust off a favorite post from the Bennis Inc Blog archives and give you another chance to enjoy the wit and wisdom that’s been shared. Enjoy this month’s treasure – and if it inspires you – be sure to share it with family and friends! For anyone who has the … Continue reading Struggling to Keep Up With Your Blog?

How to Stay Focused When Conflict and Negativity Seep Into the Workplace

Meeting the daily demands of your career is challenging enough, let alone adding on conflict and negativity which creates a whole other hurdle to cross. This could be a conflict in a professional relationship or a personal one; both are equally distracting and painful to navigate. If you're like me, I don't like conflict. I … Continue reading How to Stay Focused When Conflict and Negativity Seep Into the Workplace