Jeffrey Shaw

Entrepreneur Leadership Network Contributor
Small business coach

Small business coach, Jeffrey Shaw is the author of The Self-Employed Life and LINGO, as well as an in-demand keynote speaker. He's the host of the top-rated podcast, The Self-Employed Life and a LinkedIn Learning instructor. Shaw's TEDxLincolnSquare talk is featured on TED.com.

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Growth Strategies

6 Essential Elements of Getting More Customers

These six essential elements provide a system to assure that you have all the customers you could want now and in the future.

Growth Strategies

What Is an Impact-Driven Business Model and How Can It Benefit You?

Explore the difference between a traditional income-driven business model and an impact-driven business model which can lead to greater satisfaction and income.

Lifestyle

Why We're Wrong About The Great Resignation (and How We Can Benefit)

There are 3 ways we can look at the Great Resignation differently that can also benefit us and our businesses.

Growth Strategies

Do You Have a Love/Hate Relationship With Goals?

Set achievement benchmarks without setting yourself up for disappointment.

Lifestyle

How to Get More of What You Want

Here are some ways to overcome self-doubt and get what's coming to you.

Growth Strategies

You Need to Make an Important Distinction for Your Small Business

A problem that many small businesses face is they don't understand the difference between a transactional business and a relationship-based business.

Supercharging Creativity

Focus on One Thing, or Diversify?

Advice for new business almost inevitably falls into those two camps, but there's actually an effective way to embrace both strategies.

Supercharging Creativity

Why Getting People to Know, Like and Trust You Isn't Enough

Find out how to raise the bar, stand out, and create raving fans.

Starting a Business

The Most Important First Step When Starting a Business

While there are many things to consider and tasks to do when starting a business, this first step alone may decide whether your new venture is successful.