by Victoria McIntosh | Featured Contributor No doubt you’ve heard the headlines: “Major Company Hit by Huge Data Breach“ or “Ransomware Attacks on the Rise”. Not a week goes by without word that there’s been a discovery of a new digital attack or malware on the loose, and what we hear is only the tip […]
Category: She Owns It
How to be your own best boss by @JenniferSDaley
by Jennifer Studer Daley | Featured Contributor So now you’re your own boss. But are you being your own best boss? 1. Be on your “A” game You are your brand, you are a walking advertisement and the main spokesperson for your company. How you dress, how you speak and how you make people feel […]
Tired? Hungry? Craving Junk Food? Here’s What To Do.
What do you do with your food cravings? One of my clients was almost always tired and rarely had time to feed herself. As an entrepreneur and mom of two young children, when she thought about food, it was always for her children first. And when she got a signal from her body that she […]
Defining Success – it’s not just about the money! by @AZanswers
by Ann Zuraw | Featured Contributor Since many of you are entrepreneurs with your own businesses,–you probably work hard all the time. However, your profit and loss statement is not the definition of your success. As you can see in the financial life infographic—your assets cover much more: family, house, retirement, legal, investment experience, job/career, […]
The Dark Side of a Side Gig
by Diana Chin Side gigs – it makes us feel pretty rebellious and empowered and gives off a sense of high that you’re making money on your own terms. No matter the age bracket, you’ll be sure to encounter someone who may have nonchalantly spoken about their side hustles while working at a day job. […]
Why You Should Write A Shorter Book by @JaneTabachnick
by Jane Tabachnick | Featured Contributor Shakespeare said, “Brevity is the soul of wit”, and when it comes to writing your book, shorter may just be better. You can now sigh a sigh of relief. The thought of writing a book can be overwhelming especially when you think it should be a long tome. The […]
Want to Start a Blog or Online Business? These Essential Tools Will Help
by Meghan Bliss Starting a blog or online business can be one of the best, most sustainable ways to make a living. With so many potential avenues to follow, it can be easy to diversify your income as a blogger or online business owner. This can mean a boost in your current income as […]
How to Avoid the Dreaded Contractor Hiring Mistake
by Melanie Benson Strick Last week one of my new clients called in for coaching, feeling super frustrated that the online marketing service professional she had hired was not getting the job done. Ninety days after her desired “go live” date she still didn’t have a functional website. This is not the first (nor […]
Three Keys To Connecting With Prospective Customers
by Elaine Slatter A few weeks ago I interviewed Pat Duckworth an international author, speaker and NLP expert on my podcast. We had a really interesting and engaging conversation about connecting with prospective customers. Pat talks about how people want to feel understood. Are we really listening to want they want and need? Although we […]
When the Need for Work Flexibility Leads to Entrepreneurship by @ChristyCareer
by Christy Williams | Featured Contributor I have been a passionate evangelist of flexible work for as long as I can remember. Certainly, long before I had children of my own. But I am only now realizing how this absolute requirement in my life is leading me, and many others, to become unexpected entrepreneurs. I […]
