This is a good time to expand, but don’t overextend your reach. You don’t want to have to sell at the very moment you acquire.
Your personal support may be getting too personal. When putting yourself in someone else’s shoes it’s a good idea to remember who they belong to.
Someone tells a story wherein names have been changed to protect the innocent. Pay close attention because you might just recognize yourself.
Any change in the way you do business makes you queasy. Yes, it pushes you out of your comfort zone, but it’s nothing a glass of seltzer can’t remedy.
Sometimes people won’t listen unless they hear it from someone else. Call in a relative or mutual friend. S/he will see to it that your message gets across – and in bold caps.
A financial matter gets turned on its head. Your first reaction is to fix it, but wait. There may be something to this new perspective.