by Briana Cavanaugh | Sep 27, 2021 | coaching, goals, implementation
Carrying out your plans can be hard In coaching entrepreneurs, I get to see their biggest successes and most difficult challenges in their relationship with money. What kind of successes are the biggest? Vision. That’s often why they went into business for themselves:...
by Briana Cavanaugh | May 10, 2021 | coaching, mindset, self-care, values
Of course, we all get to decide how to spend our leisure time — if you love the show I’m not kicking you out of my community! I know folks who love it, and I know other folks who think the early episodes feel cringe-y and stereotypical in its portrayals of all...
by Briana Cavanaugh | Oct 21, 2020 | coaching, money
Some money love for youI was coaching a group of women and people beyond the gender binary today and they were doing work that a lot of coaches do with money: sharing one limiting money belief and transforming that into one positive statement.As I listened, I noticed...
by Briana Cavanaugh | May 18, 2020 | coaching, money
Do you want more control of your money? I know you’re sitting there thinking, “Of course I do! Who doesn’t want more control over their money?!” I know! It made me laugh too. For years and years (and sometimes even still) I want more control...
by Briana Cavanaugh | Feb 10, 2014 | action, business, coaching, inspiration, money, self-care, success
I personally do great at getting work done, but like many people am not great at getting things done for myself! And because I’m a believer, I have a coach. In fact I have a coach I talk to twice a week, a mastermind group and 3 accountability partners. ...
by Briana Cavanaugh | Jul 27, 2011 | accounting, bookkeeping, business, coaching, free, goals, implementation, money, organizing, planning, quadruple bottomline, self-care, technology, tools, values
A value must meet seven criteria: It must be prized and cherished It must be chosen from among alternatives It must be chosen freely, without coercion It must be chosen after thoughtful consideration of the consequences of each alternative, not impulsively, and after...
