How do you master a skill or craft? You start out by realizing it is not mastered in one day, one week or a year. It takes dedication, time and blood, sweat and tears. This applies to many physically created products but the same goes for “Soft Skills”.

A big slice of pie is a treat, but what if you share this piece with someone else? It brings you more than you think.

The secret of great entrepreneurs? They recognize what needs more work and act upon it.

When you - as a business owner and person - come to terms with you and your company’s strengths and weaknesses you can move forward to find and work with the changes that need to be done.

Sometimes to practice what you preach, you first need to preach what you practice.

Listen to the little voice within, she may help you make some good business-related decisions.

Because portfolio’s don’t do the trick, the best way to show prospective clients what you’ve got to offer is to create free work.

You get the freedom you ask for, but it comes at a price. How to tackle this ironic problem.

How to move forward in complex times, when more thinking doesn’t get you further.

How to become expandable when your main work shouldn’t be doing the work.