By Kathleen Ries-Jubenville

Do you feel like growing your business has gotten somewhat out of control?  Are your employees unable or unwilling to make decisions without your input?  Do you want your business to...

  By Kathleen Ries-Jubenville

Do you have a lot of ideas and options, but are concerned about putting your time and effort into the wrong one? You just don't know where to begin.

Are you afraid you are not good enough, not experienced...

  By Kathleen Ries-Jubenville

I have been struggling with whether or not to include elements of my Christian faith in my business messaging. And if so, to what extent? But I finally decided to go all in with it. Here's why...

I believe...

   By Ed Jubenville

Nothing is stupid.  That phrase has been stuck in my head for a while now. I don’t even know why, but I decided it is time to unwrap it…

When I was a little kid, stupid was a common thing to hear....

   By Ed Jubenville

Driving on the freeway today I saw something that literally made me laugh out loud.  Check it out...

Take a close look.  This is a heavy equipment hauler repurposed for a somewhat smaller but apparently no...

  By Kathleen Ries-Jubenville

I am a Christian.  This means I believe Jesus Christ is the living son of God who came to earth and died to reconnect imperfect humans with our perfect father.  I also believe he rose from the dead to...

  By Kathleen Ries-Jubenville

Hi, I’m Kathleen Ries-Jubenville, author of the book, “Grow a Pair of Antlers: The Fearless Climb to Lead Your Herd” and founder of The Fearless Climb.  I am a High Performance...

  By Kathleen Ries-Jubenville

Are you actively engaged in social media to market your business? I am just getting started on social media to develop my business, so I am thinking about my various observations and opinions of it. An...

  By Ed Jubenville

I don't listen to news anymore, I listen to people.

I can’t watch the news anymore. No more talk radio either.  I was getting too upset, so I chose to stop.  It took some prodding.  I was in denial...

   By Ed Jubenville

I am most proud of the software programming code I throw away.  Every once in a while I have a reason to look at old code, and I may see a small improvement to simplify, clarify, or otherwise enhance the code....