Best 76 quotes of Amber Hurdle on MyQuotes

A Bombshell, at her best, is a bold, brave, and unwaveringly confident woman in business and in life.

A Bombshell commands attention for her business with a strong culture, consistent branding, and simple, no-to-low cost marketing.

A Bombshell’s constant struggle is living up to her God given potential while also battling in her mind the difference between her expectations and the world’s expectations.

A Bombshell wants it all, yet she is beginning to see she can’t have it all at once.

Ain’t nobody gonna separate from their cold hard cash unless they have an unresolved problem, so if you want to make money, you have to be incredibly clear about what problem(s) you solve.

All businesses begin and end with their company culture.

Always, always, always smile.

A plan is not putting you in a box and forcing you to stay there. A plan is a guide to keep you on course, efficient, and safe.

Be a person of character people can count on.

Because I started investing in wiser relationships, I am now an absurdly wealthy woman—if blessings, fulfillment & joy are measured as wealth.

Before you can decide on your brand fonts, colors or imagery, let alone your messaging, you need to know who you're trying to attract first.

Business is fluid and you can always improve and progress as your time and financial resources allow, and as your learning curve shortens.

By not stepping into your greatness, you are letting down everyone around you whom you can inspire, touch, or influence.

Cheaper does not always equal better.

Creating a plan to bring in more business in a way that does not ultimately support your annual goals is fighting against yourself.

Creating an ideal customer profile helps you understand who are you talking to through your marketing, and it helps you carry that message and vibe through to your customer experience.

Creating a company culture is the first operational step in becoming a bold, brave fempreneur. It creates certainty, a road map and stability.

Don’t be bothered with what you think other people expect of you when it comes to your raw talent.

Even if you delegate that responsibility, ultimately you are the one responsible for how your brand is portrayed.

Exceptional customer service proactively manages your brand and reactively can turn upset customers into raving fans based on how you handled their complaint.

Find another solution. That’s how you move toward success.

Follow through. You’d be surprised how many people don’t do that. If you have to stay up all night to get it done,n then do that. If you consistently see that you cannot actually get things done in the time frame you committed to, stop over committing.

Good influences are positive, and they see the good in even bad situations.

I always say that my success has been three parts support and encouragement from my amazing network and one part piss and vinegar.

I call dealing with your calendar the “calendar boogie” because you seriously have to dance around to pull it all together.

If I had a dollar for every time someone asked, “What do you think about this logo?” I’d be rich.

If something doesn’t work, try something different. Don’t go ball up, cry in a corner, and say, “Woe is me.” Kick yourself in the pants and force yourself to get on to the next alternative.

If you cannot tie your marketing efforts to actual dollars that the electric company will accept, it’s time to adjust your plan.

If you choose the right vendors, your collective and sincere motives should establish both trust & grace on both sides of the relationship.

If your culture is how you do business internally, your brand is what people believe about you externally.

If your plan is not working, pivot. If it is working, do more of it!

If you were stranded in the ocean in a small boat with a paddle, I’d tell you to pray to God, but row for the shore!

I’m telling you that responsibly applying time strategy and proactively leveraging your calendar is the dumb ol’ secret to seeing your dreams come true.

I pick my technology like I picked my husband. It has to complement, not complicate, my life.

Make no mistake: if you want to make it as an entrepreneur, you simply can’t do it on your own. This is a nonnegotiable!

Most people like to talk about themselves, so get them going and you’ll make new friends quickly!

Much to the confusion of small-minded people, confidence does not equate arrogance.

Never take lightly that becoming an employer puts another person’s ability to provide for their life in your hands.

Only you can create bold goals that attract success for your business as you use your God-given gifts to serve others.

Own your mistakes. Even when you’re in the process of screwing up.

Plan B” is nonsense. Successful people come up with plans A, B, C, D . . . all the way to Z. That’s how life works. If you’re not constantly looking for and testing solutions, that’s probably why you’re on the hamster wheel that you’re on right now.

Raise your hand if your calendar ever makes you feel the need for an oxygen mask!

Remember that businesses are made up of humans like you. They aren’t going to be perfect and they will need encouragement, clarification, and correction to deliver their best.

Remember, you are not aspiring for perfection, Bombshell. You are aspiring for progress, one step at a time.

Service standards create the standard of expectation that you and all team members follow when interacting with customers.

Sorry, Sister. You're not “normal.” You're exceptional. You're a Bombshell. If this was easy, everyone would be a successful business owner.

The bottom line is that no matter what you’ve experienced in life, no matter what kind of trauma you’ve been through, no matter what bad decisions you’ve made, if you accept the realities of your situation, you can properly address them with a plan and with action.

The concept of “work-life balance” is a fleeting idea for a Bombshell. Instead, a focus on work-life success—where her time and energy shifts based on the rotating demands of each area of her life—is far more realistic.

The thing is, If you try to market to everyone, then you successfully market to no one.

The time to market yourself is all of the time.