by Marianne Padjan The practice of meditation in my world is one of the greatest elements towards living a life that is perfectly designed for you. The art of meditation has many universal similarities, yet each of us are unique in the practice and process of meditating. Meditation brings awareness. We spend at least one-third […]
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Prepare for the rise of Grandma-preneurs by @StarrHall
by Starr Hall Now that I am becoming a grandma for the first time, I guess I am expected to spend my days scarfing One-A-Days and rocking gently in my backyard gazebo. Not happening. (Especially since I don’t own a backyard gazebo). I am an entrepreneur, and I have been most of my adult life. […]
How To Get What You Want By Letting Go Of What Others Think by @Jennocal
by Jennifer O’Callaghan When I was in elementary school, my mom had the habit of replacing the teen soap opera novels on my nightstand with more wholesome reading. They were lighthearted books with an under current of the importance of not worrying how others perceived you, or your unique brand. They usually involved a child […]
Six ways to stay mentally healthy when starting your own business by @RuthSaundersOP
by Ruth Saunders Being an entrepreneur can be all-consuming – there are so many sacrifices you have to make along the way, but your mental health shouldn’t be one of them. We co-wrote ‘Female Entrepreneurs – The Secrets of Their Success’ to help every woman who wants to set up their own entrepreneurial business to […]
How to juggle motherhood and freelancing? by Ksenia Larina of @lemoneyeo
by Ksenia Larina Being a mother is an important part of a woman’s life. But what to do if you want more than just switching diapers and cleaning toys the whole day? Some moms find themselves in new hobbies. Others prefer to conquer the world with a baby in arms by switching to freelancing. First, […]
The Art of Being Scrappy: How To Get What You Want by @KelleeMarlow
by Kellee Marlow Do you ever remember complaining when you were in school about how hard things were, only to have an adult tell you to appreciate your childhood because being an adult is so much harder? Navigating life is scary and challenging. There’s no free pass, no get out of jail free card, and […]
(Part Two) Lessons Learned While Leading During the Covid-19 Pandemic – We Are Still Here. Now What? by @LeadToInspireC1
by Crystal Smith If you told me when I closed my office door roughly eight months ago that this journey would take almost an entire year, I would have thought you were being extreme. Yet, here we are in the same space and it appears we are going backwards after making progress. What have these […]
How to Know You’re Ready to Start a Business with Your Best Friend
by Erin Jaibur We’re sure you’ve heard not to mix business with pleasure (and don’t get us wrong, that definitely still applies for certain scenarios). But for us, doing just the opposite was the best decision we’ve ever made. We’re best friends who opened up our own medical spa a few years ago, and our […]
3 Energy Flows That Directly Affect Our Impact & Influence by @coachlorimcneil
by Lori McNeil Let’s be honest… as women we have the upper hand… … yet most women do not recognize or realize exactly how that influence shows itself. What I am referring to is not about control, equality, or superiority. One word. Influence. As women, we are stereotyped into being things like: A multi-tasker A […]
5 Tax Write Offs Every Solopreneur Needs to Know
by Anita Forrest Tax write-offs are one of the best parts of being self-employed but it’s also one of the most confusing areas with many missing out on valuable deductions. So, if you’re freaking out every time you get a tax bill or just not claiming expenses because you can’t decide whether you are entitled […]