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WII 114: Use These Resources to Take Control of Your Financial Reality

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Dread dealing with your finances? Fear that becoming debt-free is impossible, or feel unsure about where you’re at? If you can relate, then tune in to this episode to get a better way of managing your financial reality.

Bree Carroll is the Owner of B Carroll Events, a full-service wedding and event planning agency based in Bossier City, Louisiana.  With a background in civil engineering, Bree combines her strategic problem-solving skills with intentional planning in order to create transformational experiences. In her work she helps other influential women achieve their goals while securing financial stability. Additionally, she is the Founder of Military Marriage Day and the host of the Hearts & Stripes Podcast. B Carroll Events has been featured by BRIDES, SUCCESS, and Military Families Magazine, among others. 

In this episode Bree talks about the best things you can do to get intentional about your current and future finances.

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5 Ways to Leverage Technology to Support Remote Leadership

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The industry’s post-pandemic resurgence has brought back everything from live events to in-person networking. With the wedding boom (finally!) starting to quell, many event pros are settling back into their routines. Yet, for many businesses, one underlying shift remains a part of the “new normal”: remote work.

There are countless benefits to remote work. For one, employees are often more productive when provided with flexible arrangements. A better work/life balance also boosts morale across the board. Pair a happy team with the cost savings of a virtual workspace, and it’s hard to argue for the traditional in-person, 9-5 setting.

And with coworking spaces and meeting room rentals on the rise, many event pros have settled into a comfortable hybrid approach to collaborative work.

But doing client work remotely isn’t the same as leading a team remotely. While you might churn out timelines and floorplans on the go, it’s not as simple to oversee shared projects and manage staff from a distance. As your team grows, so does your leadership role — and it’s vital to use technology to support an efficient and supportive work environment for all.

If you (and your team) appreciate the idea of remote work, aim to harness the power of technology in these five ways to keep your employees motivated and engaged.

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