Whether you are an entrepreneur, a network marketer or a combination of both, most likely you're trying desperately to navigate the world of social media.  At some point, you probably had the thought that sounded like this:

"There are billions of people on social media every day. Surely I can convert a few hundred into my business and make some money. This is like shooting fish in a barrel."

I know I did. I have frequently appeased myself with the reminder that social media is a vast space and if I can just say the right thing at the right moment, they'll flock.  

But they don't, do they?

Social media requires many things of entrepreneurs to be successful:

• Clear messaging
• Consistency
• Authenticity
• Professionalism
• Vulnerability
• Relevance

The list is much longer than this, but these are the most important, and the most valuable for you as a boss in today's online space.

Today, I'd like to talk to you about the last one: Relevance.  

Open up anyone's Facebook...

It's a strange thing to receive photography advice from an Instagrammer whose entire feed is full of quotes, BUT this instagrammer also used to be a professional photographer.  With that credential looming around behind me, I wanted to share a few tips for you to create better Instagram photos.  I see so many amazing IG accounts out there, and I know that they could be even better if the photography was kicked up a notch.  SO, with that in mind, I'm sharing my 3 steps for improving the photos you share on Instagram.

Tip #1: It's all about the lighting

Of course, if you have the bucks to grab yourself a Diva Ring Light, you could go that route, but the reality is that most of the population isn't going to drop a few hundred bucks on a circle light that makes their skin pretty.  So, how do we catch the light no matter where we are?

It's simple:  you face it.  When you're taking your photo - no matter what room or place you're in, you want to always have...

Every January my social news feed is filled with resolutions, intentions, fitness goals, business goals and a whole host of good intentions.  It's amazing to witness, and always makes me feel like there's hope for humanity because people WANT to change. They WANT to shift and grow and evolve into what they know they can be.

Sadly, by February at the latest, those posts go away, and the people return to their regularly scheduled programming and the resolutions are no more.  This year, I want to uncover the why. Why do we fall apart so quickly? Why do we let go of the change we desire?

Well, the obvious answer is because it's hard, yes? Change is terrifying. Change is difficult and tedious.  Change takes time and we live in a society where immediate gratification is the name of the game and anything less is exactly that.  

The deeper reason has to do with intention and decision.  You see, the people who stick to change and who stick to the "new year, new...