Last year, I approached my husband through tired mom-eyes riddled with a cabin fever of epic proportions and said, "I need to shop spending money on crap we don't need. I'm buying stuff because I'm bored and lonely and sad. Halp."

A list of apps that can help: from your personal spending issues to your business organization and marketing. Hooray!

Almost instinctively, I ran downstairs and found some cute stationary in my office. I did a search on Pinterest for "Gratitude Journal Prompts" and found about 6 I liked, wrote each one on a notecard with colorful markers, and taped them around my house like the grown up entrepreneur, mother, and woman I am.

In my experience, finding a good therapist is what may make all the difference. That’s why I asked my actual therapist, Laura Longville of Walking In Grace to help us all with something we may not have even thought important before this: how does one find a good therapist?

The real question is, “How do I find the right therapist for me?”

We've all been deeply impacted by the COVID-19 closures and repercussions of social distancing. As many communities are re-opening, we're sharing our thoughts for steps small business owners and entrepreneurs should consider to help their staff and teams re-enter their work environments.