Posted on 09 March 2010.
By Kim Gluckie
Today I’m reflecting on entrepreneurial decision-making and the significant opportunity we have as solopreneurs to have a straight path from “I don’t know” to “yes” or “no”. We have no limitations, roadblocks, hierarchy, political minefields, or unknowns that are affected by anyone other than ourselves. There are only two types of decision choices for us: indecision or snap-decision. Continue Reading
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Posted on 01 March 2010.
By Kim Gluckie, M Powered Marketing
Congrats Canada! I am one among millions who have unpeeled my reserve and stood in naked Canadian glory… unashamed to claim both my national pride and my ‘go for it’ attitude. I am thrilled Canadian athletes, spectators, sponsors & officials owned our Canadian identity in front of the world instead of quietly in our living rooms. Continue Reading
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Posted on 08 February 2010.
By Kim Gluckie, Monday Morning Marketer
Being unique is quite easy. Expressing how unique you or your business are is a whole other matter. Why is it so hard? Continue Reading
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Posted on 01 February 2010.
As I enjoyed an aggressive, fast-paced game of Hungry Hippo with my two year old, it dawned on me that there are some pretty significant business lessons to be gained from this game. Continue Reading
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Posted on 18 January 2010.
By Kim Gluckie, MPowered Marketing
As I continue to reflect on the past year, today’s bright blue Calgary skies and excitement about seeing the Olympic Torch come through our abundant city, I thought I’d share some top tips on keeping positive marketing momentum. And I’m going to tell you how to do this by putting you to work on evaluating where have come from. By doing this, you will know how to go forward! Continue Reading
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Posted on 11 January 2010.

Kim Gluckie, Power of M Marketing
Do you live in ‘bigger is better and so is faster’ mindset? Many type A entrepreneurs do. Not that they always like it, but they just can’t seem to help themselves. The need to be “the best” or “the only” is a dominant entrepreneurial trait, and one that compels us to move forward at a rate that can make a business really thrive quickly. But it can also be unrealistic and cause burn out or disappointment. Continue Reading
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Posted on 28 September 2009.

Kim Gluckie, Power of M Marketing
I have met dozens of fascinating new entrepreneurs in 2009 so far. They are enthusiastic, motivated, sharing, open minded and smart. When I listen to them speak about their products or services, they are shining lights. They are beacons beckoning other entrepreneurs to join the small business revolution! Continue Reading
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