by Michael E. Parker | Nov 18, 2019 | Entrepreneurship
Starting a business is a dream of many, but few take the necessary steps to make their dream a reality. For most people, it is either the fear of failure or a lack of motivation that holds them back from taking the first step. If you are struggling to get started with...
by Michael E. Parker | Oct 1, 2019 | Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurs understand that business often comes first. Still, there can come a point where putting your work above everything else is unhealthy. Usually, entrepreneurs do not actively try to lead unhealthy lives; their poor habits often catch up with them over...
by Michael E. Parker | Sep 10, 2019 | Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Mentorship
Last year, San Francisco Mayor London Breed introduced a new initiative to the city, called Opportunities for All (OFA). This program was meant to help educate and provide opportunities for diverse youth in the economy. As Mayor Breed said, “Opportunities for All will...
by Michael E. Parker | Sep 7, 2019 | Entrepreneurship, Time Management
Entrepreneurs tend to have busy schedules. For many, their work starts as soon as they wake up and lasts until they go to sleep. However, having an established morning routine that incorporates both work and non-work elements can help entrepreneurs stay at the top of...
by Michael E. Parker | Sep 2, 2019 | Entrepreneurship, Positive Thinking
When it comes to success in business, there are many factors that can play a part. It should come as no surprise that one of them is positivity. To some people, positivity is caused by having a successful business. However, the relationship is really the other way...
by Michael E. Parker | Jul 25, 2019 | Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Michael E Parker, Time Management
Burnout can happen to the best of us. If we are having a busy time at work, trying to juggle too many tasks at once, it can be easy to come to the point where you just burn out. Burnout can completely drain you of all motivation to perform any of your normal job...
