Victoria Kennedy
It’s Not About Being a “Lone” Wolf
John Swanson remembers vividly how exhausting it is to be a small business owner. In the early 2010s, he was stretched thin across three ventures: The Fast Factory, a small gym in his hometown of St. Cloud, Minn., consulting agency Fast Forged, and the Granite Games, a Minnesota-based CrossFit fitness tournament. He worked day and night to ensure his clients and employees were successful and growing, but his family and personal time suffered as a result.
Victoria KennedyPublished 2 months ago in Journal
From Zero to Google and Beyond
David Koves knows all there is to know about being a Googler — even the feeling of leaving the “mothership” behind. When working for Google left him feeling jaded, he decided to follow a long-standing passion: making explosive digital growth accessible for businesses of all shapes and sizes.
Victoria KennedyPublished 2 months ago in Journal
From Counting Stars to Crunching Numbers
It’s tax season and for most Americans, this is their least favorite time of the year. But for the “Tax Goddess,” Shauna A. Wekherlien, CPA it’s her time to shine.
Victoria KennedyPublished 3 months ago in Journal
From Counting Stars to Crunching Numbers
It’s tax season and for most Americans, this is their least favorite time of the year. But for the “Tax Goddess,” Shauna A. Wekherlien, CPA it’s her time to shine.
Victoria KennedyPublished 3 months ago in Journal
From Baking to Changing the Face of The Broken Music Industry
Well, you get the nickname, ‘The Baker’, and note the inverted quotations because you also flip the music industry like a pineapple upside-down cake. This is Carl Hitchborn’s journey in a nutshell. He’s a baker, turned innovator, turned music industry pro. And it all started when Carl realized, “no one in the music industry knows what they are doing.”
Victoria KennedyPublished 3 months ago in Beat
From Baking to Changing the Face of The Broken Music Industry
Well, you get the nickname, ‘The Baker’, and note the inverted quotations because you also flip the music industry like a pineapple upside-down cake. This is Carl Hitchborn’s journey in a nutshell. He’s a baker, turned innovator, turned music industry pro. And it all started when Carl realized, “no one in the music industry knows what they are doing.”
Victoria KennedyPublished 3 months ago in Humans
More Than 1,300 Businesses Flourish Through Bill Murphy’s Proven Cheat Code System for Direct Sales
Bill Murphy always had a knack for selling, but his path to success was paved by seizing opportunities to hone his exceptional skills. The 34-year-old entrepreneur spent a decade learning the best digital marketing strategies for the solar industry and applying them to his own company.
Victoria KennedyPublished 4 months ago in Journal
Success is about Execution, not Likability. Kate Monroe is the living example of that rule.
We live in a society that tells young girls to smile and “just be nice” — because that will get them everything they want, right? No. It is a system that forces us to swallow our potential and ignore our drive. Because it isn’t “womanly” to want power and ambition. These are traditionally in the purview of men.
Victoria KennedyPublished 4 months ago in Viva