There’s just some times you need to take intentional action.\u00a0 This is one of those times for me.<\/p>\n
I’ve been doing this newsletter for over four years, and it’s been a great pleasure to interact with this small community.\u00a0 But, as you might know, my primary focus is on building small businesses.\u00a0 I’m a member of Small Fish Business Coaching<\/a>, serving small business owners in northern Colorado and around the world.<\/p>\n So I’d like to ask your patience and support as I put this newsletter away.\u00a0 It’s served many people well, but I have to place my effort elsewhere.\u00a0 If you’re interested in following Small Fish, check out my Northern Colorado Small Business blog<\/a> or my Values Based Business blog<\/a>.\u00a0 As a group, we also have a newsletter which you can subscribe to here<\/a>.<\/p>\n How does this relate to what you might be dealing with?<\/p>\n Especially as we enter into a new year, it’s a good time to ask yourself:<\/p>\n You’ll notice that I start first with the positive<\/em> version of these questions, because I find that helps to build energy and focus.\u00a0 Only then should you look for opportunities to get rid of tasks and to disengage.<\/p>\n So as you enter into 2015, what do you want to focus on, to grow and prosper?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n