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College soccer experience taught her focus, patience and how to succeed as part of a team.
To get better in business and life, you must first embrace failure.
Our Brain Squad divulges how weather affects jewelry shopping in their markets.
Go big or go home? A jeweler wishes this customer would.
Linear earrings graced the jawlines of style-setting stars.
Focus on charity touches community.
Female self-purchasers are key.
Shane Decker says too many owners give up too quickly.
Jeweler David Nygaard recently won — then lost on a technicality — a city council seat, yet he remains upbeat about the future.
Customer service makes or breaks a business. Occasionally you have to think outside of the box or go to the extreme to make a difference, so...
These stunners are both beautiful and affordable.
One tip involves a jeweler who allowed a client to pour his own gold.
Don't miss an audacious pearl collection as well.
Sales trainer David Richardson says this is an opportunity to make a client for life.
Don't miss the newest program from Greenland Ruby.
No jeweler should be without this fun stuff.
Bosses and workers often have different ideas on what’s equitable. Here’s how to make everyone happy.
Why failing spectacularly can be the best thing that’s ever happened to your business.
Seize on this date to own the ideas of truthfulness and trust in your community.
Your managerial planning for the month starts here.
These were the styles our readers were reordering in March.
When you need a phrase to stick in the mind, try this trick of sound.
92% of all stores don't have one.
An appraiser undervalued a client's jewelry donation to the university.
If you don’t try, nothing will change, says growth expert Elle Hill.
David Geller’s failure in business led to success as a retailer and later as a consultant.
He would never have been in position to succeed if he hadn’t failed first.
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