by Kathy Scott | Featured Contributor Sheryl Sandberg’s book, Lean In, left a lot of women, including myself a little empty. “Leaning in” hasn’t been the problem. Often when women are leaning in, the men lean out and sometimes they even leave the room and slam the door shut, at least that’s how it feels […]
by Anne Day | Featured Contributor A bad attitude is like a flat tire. You don’t get anywhere until you change it.” How true. Taking this quote literally, I have had both a flat tire and burst tire on the Highway. Each time it was a scary experience, especially the burst tire, because it happened […]
by Martina Iring | Featured Contributor I’m always being asked by small business owners about how to get their website higher in search rankings. While each and every industry and market is unique, and how much SEO work is needed is different for every business, one strategy that is always a good idea is blogging. […]
by Stephanie Nissen You need a strategy. Social media marketing only works when you know not only what to do but why you’re doing it. Why did you make that particular post? Why are you on social media? These are just a few of the questions you have to ask yourself when creating a social […]
by Stacy Kleber Jensen | Featured Contributor Now, the heading of this post is a little deceiving – no, I’m not going to teach you how to take advantage of your graphic designer. But I do want you to know how you can work with your designer to get the best possible result. A win-win […]
by Nancy Laws | Featured Contributor Those who get noticed, have an easier time getting the job, promotion, etc. Your resume is your first introduction during your job search and your first opportunity to get noticed in order to get a foot into the early stages of recruitment. Showcasing your ability to be creative not […]
by Rory Gardiner Do you often feel as though you don’t have a minute to yourself? I am constantly trying to break down the list of things on my daily agenda, ranging from sending an email, or recording an album. The size of the task doesn’t matter, because I know that once the project is […]
by Sue Ismiel Work/life balance is something that women in business talk about a great deal, and while there is no single solution to suit every woman’s situation, there are some core life lessons that I have learned while creating and running my own business while raising a family. -Let Go Of Guilt When the […]
by Makeda Pennycooke | Featured Contributor Wrestling with a lack of confidence is not uncommon for women entrepreneurs. Here are 9 things you can do to lead more confidently in your business and in your life. These are things that I continue to learn in my own business and leadership. Comparison-itis has to stop The […]
One of the things I hear most frequently from anyone trying to get organized is that they don’t know where to start. To help people get over this hump, I wrote and recently published my first e-book, “Fabulous Foothold to Organization: A guide for getting started when you don’t know where to start.” In […]
