Posted in Uncategorized on Aug 31st, 2010
“Entrepreneurial women want to have it all. The problem is that they have all the stressors of running a business, maintaining relationships and raising a family in addition to the economic stresses that we all face. Women business owners are at a higher risk for divorce. It is possible to have it all, you just have to learn how to do it. When we learn better, we do better.”
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Posted in Uncategorized, Women in Business on Aug 27th, 2010
In these days of long airport lines, increased security and carry-on restrictions, women travelers need be savvy to arrive at their destination ready for business. Now merely packing for a trip, whether for a quick meeting or a four-day conference is a constant challenge. Ellen Hart, president of Careerbags shares how to de-stress your travel experience without compromising on style or your personal and professional needs.
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Posted in Women in Business on Aug 16th, 2010
July’s National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) survey reported that, in June, 90% of small business owners said they are having all their credit needs met (or are choosing not to borrow). Only 6% reported “financing and interest rates” as their top business problem, up from 3% from the previous month but still quite low.
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What is Your Value?…One of the best examples I’ve heard of someone confidently expressing their value was from a story about the famous artist, Picasso.
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Guest Post by Jan King eWomenPublishingNetwork For coaches, psychologists, attorneys, physicians, and many others, writing a book is an important part of a successful career. In case you aren’t convinced, we think there are seven dramatic impacts a successfully published book can have on your professional practice. 1. Developing and profiting from your intellectual [...]
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Guest Post by Maria Coyne @Key4Women The third Key4Women Confidence Index is hot off the press, and results point to increased optimism about the economy. Women business owners who responded to our twice-a-year survey by the Center for Women’s Business Research said they are seeing signs of an upturn. Look at these comparisons with surveys taken [...]
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Posted in Women in Business on Jun 21st, 2010
(Guest Post by Katrina Sawa) I work with hundreds of women entrepreneurs every year and unfortunately so many of them come to me for advice on these two things in particular… they ask “How can I get more clients right now?” or “I need to make money now, I’m struggling to pay the bills?”. [...]
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Posted in Coaching Corner, Events on Jun 14th, 2010
6/17/10 Tele-Insights with Lisa Cherney Magnetize Your Marketing to Attract Your Ideal Clients Now, more than ever, it’s crucial to stand out in the crowd of competition. There are hundreds of businesses that sound like they offer the same services or products as you, and have the same certifications, degrees and title as you. Clients [...]
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The hashtag for the 2010 Conference is #ewomen2010, and utilizing it in posts on Twitter, will make your communication easy to share with other conference attendees.
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Emily Bailey, owner of “My Sister’s Closet” of Dallas, Texas recently learned about the GLOW project movie. Here is a note she wrote to the Executive producer of the movie, Kym Yancey: Dear Kym, Thank You so much for spending time with myself and team yesterday. Our meeting was truly a prayer answered. I recently [...]
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