by M. Shannon Hernandez | Blog, Business Blogging, Content Coaching, Content Marketing and Strategy, Scaling Your Business, Thought Leadership
The word legacy can make people uncomfortable. Many people don’t want to talk about their legacy because they think it means they have to talk about life after death. When I talk about legacy, I’m not talking about death. Legacy is about...
by M. Shannon Hernandez | Blog, Business Blogging, Content Coaching, Content Marketing and Strategy
Running a business means you have to get cozy with hitting a lot of income ceilings. Often over, and over, and over again. Every big stretch and price bump in your business comes with new challenges and a whole new set of skills you have to learn if you want to...
by M. Shannon Hernandez | Blog, Business Blogging, Content Coaching, Content Marketing and Strategy, Thought Leader Marketing
For 10 years, I’ve been asked to be a speaker on stages in Australia and New Zealand. I’ve politely declined. I have zero interest in adjusting my work hours to accommodate the time zone differences. I’ve never felt guilty about that, despite the judgment I’ve...
by M. Shannon Hernandez | Blog, Business Blogging, Content Coaching, Content Marketing and Strategy, Thought Leadership
I’ve found there are two types of people when it comes to email marketing. The person who loves it and the person who hates it. Why the extreme emotion? I believe it’s directly related to the personal success one has with it. If you spend the time growing your...
by M. Shannon Hernandez | Blog, Business Blogging, Content Coaching, Content Marketing and Strategy, Thought Leadership, Uncategorized
A few days ago I had a major AHA moment. I was looking back on my life and thinking about the difference between me learning how to draw botanicals and where I am now. When I was learning how to draw botanicals, I was consumed by it. I would...
by M. Shannon Hernandez | Blog, Business Blogging, Content Coaching, Content Marketing and Strategy, Thought Leadership
Most of us have at some point experienced feelings of doubt and unworthiness in our lives. But the reality is when your accomplishments are a result of your own knowledge, hard work, and preparation and you still feel inadequate … you’re probably suffering...
