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Introducing the Monday Child Care Business Boost

Running a child care business brings many daily responsibilities and challenges. During my 27 years as a child care business owner, I have read hundreds of books, attended countless training sessions, followed inspiring leaders, invested in business coaching, and drawn encouragement from people who had already achieved what I hoped to accomplish.

I know firsthand how important it is to stay inspired and motivated as you start, grow, and lead in your childcare business. That is why I have been inspired to send you a Child Care Business Boost every Monday—to encourage you to keep building the business of your dreams.

I’ve made the mistakes. I’ve learned the lessons. I’ve built the businesses. Now I want to help you build yours!

The subscribers of my blog will start receiving a weekly Monday Child Care Business Boost! In fact, as a subscriber of the Child Care Business Owner blog, you will receive a weekly Business Booster every Monday!

If you are already a subscriber, you don’t need to take any action, just look for your Monday Business Boost beginning on Monday October 19, 2026.

If you are seeing this post on social media or on my blog, simply subscribe to the Child Care Business Owner Weekly (by simply clicking the subscribe button on the right-hand corner of the Child Care Business Owner Institute blog) and you’re in!

Every Monday you can expect to see the following in your Child Care business booster:

💡 Business Tip:
One thing to improve this week.

📣 Enrollment Tip:
One way to attract families.

👩🏽‍💼 Leadership Tip:
One way to strengthen your team.

🙏🏽 Monday Encouragement:
A short, inspirational message from me.

📚 Resource:
A book, resource or tool that I recommend for you.

After reading your weekly Monday Child Care Business Boost, be sure to come back to the blog and tell me how the business boost has inspired you start, grow or lead in your childcare business.

-Dr. Shiketa Morgan

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Leadership, Start a Child Care Business

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Planning for a Successful Business Week

“If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.”

A Successful Business week begins with a Plan. In fact, I have found that if you want to have a successful business week, you must find the time to set your intentions for the week through planning.

One of the things that I consistently share with my coaching clients is to get a Planner and plan each business week.

This has been a habit of mine for the past 26 years. In fact, I have found that if I do not plan, I’m all over the place the entire week and many of my goals are left unmet.

However, if I take the time to write down my goals and set my priorities at the top of the week, I usually meet my goals.

This week, I simply want to inspire you to be intentional about having a successful business week and focusing more on your top priorities.

6 steps to planning for a successful business week:

  1. Purchase a business planner
  2. Take about 20 minutes at the top of the week and write down what you plan to achieve for the week.
  3. Write down three goals to achieve every day and focus mostly on that.
  4. Be intentional about being grateful for your business. Gratitude releases the flow of success.
  5. At the end of the week, assess what you have accomplished and celebrate!
  6. Repeat every week until you master the art of Planning for a Successful Business week!

Did this post inspire you in any way? Do you typically plan your business week? If so, leave your comment below. Also, I want to invite you to join my Gratitude Challenge.

Gratitude is a vital part of building a successful business, because it opens the door to more success! click here

To Your Success,

Dr. Shiketa Morgan

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Business Management, Leadership

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