Jane Ann Craig is an author, public speaker, and business advisor who has successfully taken "from start up to acquisition" multiple health care and service based companies. She has been the founder/CEO within the companies she started and has served as CEO within the multibillion dollar organization that acquired her four companies. Through easy to understand conversations and stories, Jane Ann teaches the what, how, and importance to understanding and following the right business principles and strategies.
The Power of Your Plan

Creating a Plan is a foundational principle to success in any endeavor or venture, yet few people take the time up front to consider the why, how and “nuts and bolts” they will need along the way to accomplish their goal or dream. It was my senior year in high school when I caught...

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Learn to See Beyond the Surface

A while back my husband and I joined another couple on a charter boat in Mexico. We were lounging on the deck when suddenly the captain shouts to us that there was a whale shark next to the boat. Looking over the side, I immediately saw the shark. It was huge.

Oddly, my husband and friends...

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See the End from the Beginning

One of the greatest keys to success is learning the principle of "Seeing the end from the beginning." It is a principle we understand when planning a vacation or building our dream home. It's a principle that will empower us to achieve our goals, dreams and visions.

When planning a vacation, we...

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The Barnacle Principle

One of the greatest advantages I have enjoyed in life has been that I was blessed with parents that possessed both an unusual sense of adventure and the desire to experience life to its fullest. It was with this spirit that they packed up our young family when I was four years old and moved us...

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Lessons Learned on the Mountain

A few years ago a friend of mine named Mike invited me to go skiing with him. Mike was in his early twenties, worked at Deer Valley, was a great skier and knew the mountain well. I on the other hand, was a mediocre skier at best and about twenty years older than Mike. Mike had been skiing since...

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