Photo credit: PickPik by Lorea M. Sample | Featured Contributor I am absolutely loving the relatively new social media platform, Periscope. There’s 2 things that I greatly appreciate about the platform and what it has to offer: 1. Hearing and connecting to people you admire and would no other way be able to connect to […]
Category: She Owns It
Owning Your Personal Power in Your Life and Business @beck_ruiz
by Rebecca Ruiz | Featured Contributor In life and business we aim to stand out from the crowd and be different because it’s important for us to be unique, that makes us real. This is why our customer’s and client’s choose us because of what we offer is not the same as everyone else. What […]
Failure Is Good For Business
by Chrysta Bairre Since I launched my business 7 months ago I’ve failed a lot. A little (or a lot in my case) of failure is bound to happen when starting anything new. From starting a new business to learning a new skill, failure is inevitable. As a recovering perfectionist failure isn’t a concept that’s […]
HR Heat: How to Protect Your Business without Drama
If you are a startup or a small business, you could be building the next unicorn SaaS app, a small business you don’t want to have to spend money on issues that are preventable. Generally, you can stop a small problem from going to court if you have proactive policies that anticipate HR issues before […]
3 Reasons to Start Journaling by @SandraDawes
by Sandra Dawes | Featured Contributor If you’re a fan of Oprah’s or watched The Secret you’ve probably heard of the benefits of doing a gratitude journal. Taking the time out to reflect on all we have to be grateful for is a great exercise and one that I not only suggest to clients, but […]
3 Powerful Food Choices For a Healthier, More Sustainable Life
by Jenise Fryatt It’s not news to say that our food choices have a powerful effect on our lives. Those of us with chronic health issues know this first hand. But too often we live day to day treating the symptoms and never really addressing the causes of our maladies. Like so many, my childhood included […]
The Odds are in My Favor: You Can Bet on Me.
by Angela Ozar Don’t confuse me with Katniss Everdeen, I am not volunteering as tribute, nor do I consider myself a huge gambler when it comes to my life. I wouldn’t rate slots, card games, or horseraces as my favorite activities. Even though I personally don’t see the appeal, there are plenty of people […]
Why You Should ‘Give Up the Ghost’ on Ghosting by @DrSandraH
by Dr. Sandra Hamilton | Featured Contributor Having a friend, date, or co-worker be a “no-show” is not a new story, but technology has transformed the “no-show” into a “no muss, no fuss” vanishing act called ghosting. For those of you that have been spared, ghosting is the act of terminating communication with a love […]
Why you need me
by Angie Weber | Featured Contributor At the end of April, tena.cious put on the before. conference and it was an experience to say the least. If you have ever put on a conference, you totally know the stress, planning, and money that goes into something like that. It was physically and emotionally draining… but totally […]
10 Reasons Your Business’s Pre-launch Needs a Quiet Phase by @GAllenTC
by Gayle Allen | Featured Contributor It’s exciting to launch a new business. You’ve spent days – even months – building products and services, and you’re eager to share them with clients and customers. But in your eagerness to launch, you may be overlooking two things that will ensure your success, namely, product market fit […]
