by Heidi J. Dalzell, PsyD. “If you don’t believe you’re good enough or smart enough or informed enough to have a voice in the conversation, you never will.” Susie Moore, Life Coach and Entrepreneur Imposter syndrome is that oh so painful feeling of not measuring up. For many of us it’s a fact of life, […]
Category: Leadership
Taking A Stand in Your Business
Taking A Stand in Your Business “I write for those women who do not speak, for those who do not have a voice because they were so terrified because we are taught to respect fear more than ourselves. We’ve been taught that silence would save us, but it won’t.” — Shirley Chisolm, […]
Favorite leadership tips from 7 influential women
From Resume.io Women face a variety of extra challenges on the road to success, but it’s heartening to know that success can be achieved. Some indomitable women have proven that it is not only possible to become the top of their fields, but also that the priorities that motivate action can be re-defined, and goals […]
The Coronavirus Will Change the Future of Working from Home by @juliekminer
by Julie K. Miner If the last few weeks have taught us anything instructive, and may even contain a silver lining, it’s that telecommuting – working from home – is here to stay and will most likely increase in scope and frequency in the years to come as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Twenty […]
Leading teams effectively in this new COVID-19 World by @LeadToInspireC1
by Crystal Smith Within a matter of weeks many of us have been forced to manage our teams in this new virtual world because of the COVID 19 pandemic. In just three short weeks I have witnessed teams overcome the challenges extremely well. I have also witnessed teams crumble at the core. There are many […]
Transitioning From Entrepreneurial Business To Company: Why You Need Leadership Development Now by @jenlongmore
by Jennifer Longmore The difference between running an entrepreneurial business and a company is significant. When you’re in the entrepreneurial stage, you’re working predominantly with contractors, you may or may not have run a team before, and your systems are likely lacking or nonexistent. A company is run differently. The systems, policies, procedures, and protocols […]
4 Pillars of a Civil Society
The ‘Holidays’ … … offer entrepreneurs a renewed opportunity to serve, solve, & be civil, especially in hyper-competitive industries. With this mindset, we can ask ourselves a key question: How can business owners strengthen the pillars of our civil society? Please think & then brainstorm ways to turn thoughts […]
10 Qualities to Look For When Hiring a Marketing Manager by @lucyrk78
by Lucy Render-Kaplan | Featured Contributor In an industry where the only constant is evolution, how do you know what to look for when hiring a Marketing Manager? If you were looking for an accountant, you would know to look for someone with accounting skills and who went to school specifically aiming to work in […]
National Women’s Small Business Month: 3 Ways To Be a Better Leader
by Deborah Sweeney Did you know that there are more than 11 million woman-owned businesses in the United States? October is National Women’s Small Business Month, and in celebration the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) created a new infographic showing the impact female entrepreneurs have in business. According to the infographic, these 11.3 million woman-owned […]
5 Things To Measure To Make Sure Your Web Strategy Is On Track by Tavasya Agarwal of @digitalpart
by Tavasya Agarwal It’s great to see what’s working but also why it’s working. This is why analytics tools are vital to the success of your digital marketing success. They tell you everything you need to know, such as how customers behave on your website, success from social shares and open rates from emails. However, […]
