Six benefits of a peer group


It’s easy to feel alone as a business owner. You have to deal with unique pressures and wear a happy face even when things are down. And despite having support from friends and family, there are just some things that only a fellow business leader will understand. This is what a peer group is for.
Three ways to use fear to your advantage


Fear is an integral part of our lives. From a purely survivalist perspective, it stops us from doing things that could potentially harm or kill us, but it can also prevent us from pursuing our dreams and fulfilling our potential.