As entrepreneurs, we're often our own worst critics. That little voice in our head telling us we're not good enough, smart enough, or capable enough to achieve our goals? That's self-sabotage at work.

The shackles of negative thinking can be the greatest obstacle standing between us and the life of our dreams. Michael Chavez, the founder of KinSpired Goal Setters, is dedicated to empowering individuals to overcome their fears and achieve their goals.

Our identity is so much more than just a label or a title— it's the very core of who we are. But sometimes, it can feel like we get stuck in these boxes that other people try to put us in. The self-doubt creeps in, and we start to lose touch with our truest selves.

As an entrepreneur, the journey extends far beyond just managing operations, finances, and strategy. We must also navigate the complex internal landscape of our mindset, emotions, and decision-making processes

Are you stuck in Version 1.0 of your life? Far too many people live out their days confined to the limitations of their initial programming— the beliefs, habits, and circumstances that shaped their early years.

Leading with an iron fist, relying solely on power and authority, is an outdated and ineffective approach to leadership. While it may yield short-term results, this style of management is not sustainable in the long run.

Winning at life and business is a noble pursuit, but finding the right balance can be a constant challenge. We often feel the pressure to prioritize one over the other, sacrificing our personal lives and relationships for the sake of professional success, and vice versa.

Many entrepreneurs and business owners struggle with sales because they've bought into the myth that it's all about numbers and grinding through rejection. Cheri Tree is a renowned sales and influence expert, speaker, and author.

As you achieve new levels of success and progress in your personal and professional goals, it's natural for your network of friends and contacts to undergo some changes as well. People who were once close may not be as supportive or aligned with this next phase of your growth.