Summary: <p>After reflecting on why my businesses in the last 4 years were more successful than those I tried earlier on in my career, I found one common thread linking the successful ventures (producing over a million in revenue each year). That thread has to do with the one employee I have that is the hardest to work with -- me. In this eposide of Boss Up, I propose that the way to create more success is to focus on the things you're actually good at rather than the things you have to learn from scratch and hate doing.</p><br> <p>Today's Wine: Ascheri Barolo 2012</p><br> <div><strong><span style="font-size: large;">Lindsay Teague Moreno</span></strong></div><br> <div><strong><span style="font-size: xx-small;">author + truth teller + momtrepreneur</span></strong></div><br> <div><strong> </strong></div><br> <div><strong>WEBSITE: <a title="http://www.lindsayteaguemoreno.com/" href="http://www.lindsayteaguemoreno.com/">www.lindsayteaguemoreno.com</a><br>INSTAGRAM: <a href="https://instagram.com/lindsayteague">@lindsayteague</a><br>FACEBOOK: <a title="https://facebook.com/ltmauthor" href="https://facebook.com/ltmauthor">@ltmauthor</a><br>PODCAST: <a title="https://lindsayteaguemoreno.com/boss-up-podcast" href="https://lindsayteaguemoreno.com/boss-up-podcast">www.bossuppodcast.com</a><br>PINTEREST: <a href="https://pinterest.com/lindsayteague">@lindsayteague</a></strong></div>
