Mistakes aren’t failures; they are signals pointing to deeper issues. May Yeo Silvers explores why simply recognizing a mistake isn’t enough. To break the cycle, you have to understand what led to it in the

Money moves fast in business, but without a solid plan, you could be spending when you should be investing—or worse, mismanaging the funds that keep your business running.   In this episode, May Yeo Silvers

Most business owners spend money to grow, but how many actually track whether those investments are working? Are you making strategic decisions or just following what other event profs are investing in at the moment?

Most event planners fill their calendars with industry networking, but is that really the best way to grow your business?   May Yeo Silvers makes a case for being more strategic about where you invest

Talent and passion for your craft are great, but are they enough to build a thriving business?    In this episode, May Yeo Silvers explores the biggest mistake new entrepreneurs make: underestimating the passion, discipline,

“Do you have something that people want to pay you for? That’s the question you have to ask yourself,” says May Yeo Silvers, as she reframes what it truly takes to start a business.   

Big goals often fail because we focus on the end result instead of the daily steps that lead to success. In this episode, May Yeo Silvers introduces the concept of “Quit Friday,” the second Friday

Success in the event industry shouldn’t demand exhaustion. In this episode, May Yeo Silvers urges event professionals to rethink the glamorized narrative of post-event burnout often shared on social media. She challenges the idea that