by Kate Muller | Featured Contributor “That’s life.” I can’t even tell you how many times my mother would recite this aggravating mantra to me when I was a kid. My disappointments back then were relatively modest, but I’ve quickly come to realize just how painfully valid this saying can be an an adult. No […]
Category: She Owns It
Increase Your Capacity
by Lorea M. Sample | Featured Contributor There are times when you reach a point in life when you know that change has to occur. Sometimes you know what needs to change, and sometimes you don’t, but there is always a “knowing” present that pulls you in the direction you need to go. I know that […]
4 Easy Steps to Stay Home and Get Paid to Write by @ecainwrites
by Elna Cain | Featured Contributor Is your maternity leave ending soon? Scrambling to find a daycare provider for your child before you head back to your old job? For the many moms gearing up to go back to work, many are torn between wanting to stay home to take care of their children, and […]
Music Turns Children Into Successful Adults?
by Rory Gardiner There is no mistaking that the arts are a fantastic development tool for children. Research has proven that learning an instrument will improve memory, boost confidence, and result in higher academic achievement. If this is the case, then why do so many bright eyed children refuse to learn or practice the instruments […]
How To Run Your Side Business Like A Fortune 500 Company
by Tanea Smith From the diary of a Side Hustler: How to run your side business like a fortune 500 company Monday through Friday you can catch me in a comfortable pair of footwear, one hand with a death grip on my handbag and a cellphone to my other ear doing bobbing and […]
Why You Need a Life Board by @GAllenTC
by Gayle Allen | Featured Contributor Can you remember how you felt the first time someone saw something incredible in you that you didn’t see in yourself? Or how you felt after someone took the time to listen to you share a big life goal and then followed up to check on your progress? Alone, […]
11 Questions to Ask BEFORE You Market an Event Online
Photo credit: Freepik by Jenise Fryatt To successfully market an event online where the emphasis is on social media, understanding and engaging with your target audience on a human level is vital. To ensure you stay on the human-centered marketing path, here are eleven questions to ask before you get started. What is the WHY of your […]
Key Advice for Overqualified Job Applicants by @nkwebbgroup1
by Nicole K. Webb | Featured Contributor In today’s economy and sometimes tricky job market, it’s not uncommon for job applicants to apply for positions in which they may be considered overqualified. Instead of meeting the minimum requirements for a position, they exceed them by twice the amount of experience requested or more. The truth […]
3 Business Owners Share Their Lessons Learned
by Tracy Jensen | Featured Contributor They say hindsight is 20/20, right? While I have provided freelance and consulting services periodically over the years, my LLC, Frizz Marketing, is actually only a year old. It’s been an interesting journey so far, and not without its bumps. As I review my own first year, I asked a […]
Will You Be My Lender?
by Angela Ozar A few weeks ago, I sent an email to a friend with the subject line: Coffee Date? Little did I know, the “coffee date” would turn into lunch! I had reached out to Britt Scearce of Emery Federal Credit Union, to get inspiration and his expertise for an article on credit. […]
