It was a wonderful night and believe it or not, we had near perfect weather for a February in Michigan! Nearly 150 women strolled through our doors and we were able to raise a good chunk of money for Forgotten Harvest. The night featured wine tasting from Black Stallion Winery of Napa Valley, a pairing menu developed by Big Rock Chop House Executive Chef Gabby Milton (amazing food!) and a keynote speech by Jennifer Kluge which you will find the video below. More event photos will be added on MondaySEE DETAILS

From entrepreneurs and startups, to parents’ kids and new grads, I spend a good part of my week answering questions on how to succeed in business and careers. I find myself combating all the bad advice you find on the internet, ranging from poor content marketing articles to people posting videos of themselves on YouTube. There are actually some great people giving out some great advice, but it is drowned out by the endless assault of bad content. Garyvee is one of the people I enjoy listening to. Now, ISEE DETAILS

The 2017 Super Bowl is the best example I can give anyone at the moment of what it is like to be an entrepreneur. On LinkedIn you see an endless series of graphics showing the ups and downs of success, usually a comic, but for those at the helm it is never funny (I included a similar graphic for the hell of it.) What you watched last night was a team and quarterback with a knot in their stomachs for most of the game. In fact, it wasn’t even aSEE DETAILS

I have that Jay-Z song with Kanye in my head (Hate) where you keep hearing “haters, haaaaters, haters…” in the background. Something you realize over time as you become more successful is that people want to see you fail. Believe it or not, even your friends and family may get pleasure in seeing you fail if you were once doing well. *Not everyone is a hater, and there are many people that want to see you make it including great team members in your office. This article just covers thoseSEE DETAILS

When 2 parties with only self-interest in mind collide, you can end up with something similar to a head-on car crash. Recruiters and candidates need to stop bitching about each other, you both share an equal amount of blame for the failures in the job search process. This site has turned into a cesspool of bitching and complaining and you’re both at fault. It’s turning into some of the news sites where the comment section was just brutal, to the point where they removed the comment section because there wasSEE DETAILS