This blog post has been authored by Stand Out Online Member Tineke Rensen, Powerful Business Academy

Is growing your sales the most challenging and complicated element of your business? I hear you. It’s a broad and complex area, with so many moving parts. What strategy should you use? Which phase should you focus on? Where do you even start? Add to these the many coaches out there who promise you that you can increase your sales quickly if you buy their programs and copy their method. With so much information and misinformation, how do you know which ones will work for you?

As a business coach for women myself, with over 30 years of business experience, I will tell you this: it’s not easy, and you can’t do it quickly. There’s no magic formula, no instant fix. It’s different for every business, and what works for others may not work for you. And you won’t grow your sales by sales inc…

This blog post has been authored by Stand Out Online Member Jennifer Longmore, Soul Journeys

Reading the Akashic Records for your soul is a transformative way to grow and expand your spiritual connection. You’ll gain deep insights into who you are, where you belong, and how you can get there.

Whether you’re receiving an Akashic Records reading from someone else or giving one to yourself, much can be learned from accessing the Akashic library for new insights.

In today’s post, we’re going to discuss what the Akashic Records can teach you.

What Are the Akashic Records?The Akashic Records can be considered a cosmic database that exists beyond the physical plane. It contains your experiences, thoughts, interactions, and intentions in the etheric realm. The general idea states that during an Akashic Record reading, the practitioner will be able to access deep insights and even peer into possible futures. Read more

This blog post has been authored by Stand Out Online Member Anggi Pradhini, Anggi Pradhini

Hey there! My name is Anggi.

If you feel stuck in your job, I made this blog special for you. I hope it helps.

I still remember the pain I feel in my guts and how I gasp to gather myself together to continue my work hour that day.

Even after I decide to quit I still hang on to that job for the next 300 days.

Why am I taking so long to quit? Well, because this girl has bills to pay.

And once upon a time in my university life, I lived on $1/day and I promised my younger self that it would not happen again to me.

That’s why I make a plan – detailed plan before I quit.

In 3 simple bullet points, these are the steps I took before I give my resignation paper:

1. Decide What I Want for My Life

This is the number one and most important of all.

I al…

This blog post has been authored by Stand Out Online Member Angela Gala Gonzalez, MD, MS, PhD, MTCM, Dr. Gala Health Coaching LLC

Hi ladies! I bet you’re thinking, “why is this woman writing a post about menopause?” Well, it’s because I’m not just any woman. I am your sister in the journey of life, and we should pause and talk now and then.

This article will share some tips that helped me naturally out beat some of the most annoying perimenopause symptoms.

What is Menopause?

Maybe I need to be more clearer in the title of this post. Menopause is when women stop menstruating, which can happen in their 40s and 50s (or earlier). It’s not just about getting older; it has its own symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, and sexual dysfunction. It’s also not something we should talk about with our friends but instead get educated on so you understand what to expect from menopause before it happens…

This blog post has been authored by Stand Out Online Member Jennifer Longmore, Soul Journeys

Understanding Zen State and What It Means to You

Zen is a state of being, not a destination. Sadly, many people are conditioned to look for things outside of themselves to bring them a sense of peace and calm, only to be on that journey for a very long time.

While things like essential oils, yoga, and float tanks can create a temporary zen state, as long as we keep looking outside of ourselves, rather than inward, a constant state of zen will always elude us.

While we may feel inspired for a little while to pursue the outward goals that we’ve created, it is soon replaced with that doubting voice inside of our head that questions whether we’re on track, or getting it ‘right,’ or if we even have what it takes to meet our goals.

Doubt creates a lack of clarity, and a lack of clarity creates a lack of co…

This blog post has been authored by Stand Out Online Member Eleanor Duelley, Nourishing Nutrition

If you’re feeling a bit stressed out lately, I’d love to share with you some of the simple tips I incorporate to deal with stress in my own life. It takes some time to find what truly works for you, and it takes even more practice to get into the habit of taking time to help yourself through stressful situations.

But that’s exactly what it is — practice. We make a commitment to help ourselves where we can and when we can, with the tools we find that work for our unique selves.

Here are eight simple and very actionable ways to manage daily stress that can fit perfectly into your daily routine.

1. Change your reaction

One of the easiest ways to handle stress is to change perspective when it comes to the response. Figure out what’s triggering the tension, then make a targeted strategy. It’s so hard…

This blog post has been authored by Stand Out Online Member Marta Janas, Good Morning Academy

"Your ideas drive me crazy; maybe you should concentrate a bit more and stop coming up with all these ideas! You are so annoying. I’ve had enough of you, and it's not just me; everyone hates you," my employee shouted at the end of the meeting. She slammed the door in my face, leaving me to sit alone in the room.

I sat silently in shock. So many questions went through my head. So many emotions. I was angry, upset, sad, and confused all at the same time.

I stared out the window. What just happened? Why did it happen? I start to question myself. Am I really that terrible at running my business? I have done so much for my staff. I am always there for them; I bend forward and backward to make them all happy. I spend countless hours training them and paying them good wages. We spend time together. I’m their friend as much as…

This blog post has been authored by Stand Out Online Member Wendi McNeill, Charli Jane Speakers

Why Include a Page for Planners on Your Speaking Website?First and foremost, the answer is time. Event planners are busy people. They’ve got a lot of speakers to evaluate. Therefore, it makes total sense to have everything they need collected into one concise page that saves them searching all over your website for the information they’re looking for.

So often, having a clear and compact planner page can make the difference when it comes to securing speaking gigs. Remember, you have to make it as easy as possible for them to book you. The planner page provides everything they need in one simple click. So make sure you get working on including a planner page if you haven’t already!

If that’s you, you might be wondering what you need to include. So let’s quickly run over the fundamentals.

What Should You Incl…

This blog post has been authored by Stand Out Online Member Emily Dawn, Emily Dawn Coaching

What happens when perfectionism takes control of your life? What are the tasks you put on hold when your perfectionistic self takes over?Do you believe that everything needs to be perfect before you can launch your offer, your course, or even your first business?

When trying to make things perfect, you think of every little thing that can go wrong rather than what could go right! But what if there was a way to curb that?

In today's episode, we dive into what it means to be 'flexible,' the ways you can leverage your flexibility to grow as an entrepreneur, and how nothing is set in stone.

In This Episode, You'll Learn:- Why you don't need to achieve perfection to launch your offer- How adapting is bette…

This blog post has been authored by Stand Out Online Member Jennifer Longmore, Soul Journeys

We spend an awful lot of time in our head trying to figure things (or people) to the point that we become disembodied. This happens more than we even realize.

Spending too much time in our head disconnects us from our body’s wisdom, our awareness, and a sense of clarity. When this happens, we feel less clear about our sense of purpose, direction and meaning.Then, the snowball effect sets in.

We begin over-analyzing which creates more stress.

We begin worrying about the future so much, that we steal ourselves from the present moment.

We repeatedly run scenarios from the past over and over in our mind, trying to make sense of things or wishing we had responded in a different way.

We become distracted by what others should or shouldn’t be doing.

We fall prey to comparison and continu…