Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
This week, Christine and I are in Portland, Maine speaking at Grow Brand Camp, a sweet boutique conference filled with some pretty awesome creative minds. Those who know me know one thing…
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Transformations: Our One Year Anniversary
Tomorrow, Vivid & Brave turns 1. Back in July of 2013, Christine and I traveled to Denver, Colorado to act as mentors at a workshop there. For awhile, we’d been talking about…
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Don’t Invite Me To Your Online Party
The first time was just before Christmas. I got invited to an online Jamberry party. Having never heard of the product, I poked around on the website, fell in love with a…
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How We Met | Things You Should Know Thursday
One of the most common questions we receive, after we’ve told people what we do, and where we’re from, is a puzzled “How did you meet?” Because when one of you lives…
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Book Worms Unite! | Vivid & Brave’s Summer Reading List
Remember back in March when I confessed to you that I’m not so good about reading books all the way to the end? I’m hoping to change that. Are you ready for…
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Price Justification & Why You Should Stop It
You’ve probably all seen the blog posts and Craigslist ads. You’ve maybe read along, nodding, and shared them with your Facebook friends. The “Why _______ Is Expensive” justification posts. Maybe you even…
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The Polarization Primer
If you ever come to hear Christine and I give a talk, or you join one of our coaching groups, you’ll find that we talk a lot about polarization and why it’s…
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Being the Boss Means No Sick Days
Being an entrepreneur has so many perks. I can work from the road, I can set my own hours, I can do what I want to do when I want to do…
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Your Blog is Like a Dating Profile
Years ago, back when I was single, I had a profile up on one of the dating sites. For those of you that have never had this joyous experience, here is how…
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Wedgies Aren’t Worth It (In Your Life or Your Business)
I got my first thong when I was around 16 years old. I remember this distinctly because the gift tag said “Don’t open these in front of your cousins!” The cousins being…
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