by Jessica Freeman | Featured Contributor Working with other freelancers/entrepreneurs can sometimes be difficult if you’re not used to working with them. For me, I felt awkward the first few times I worked with my CPA – not because he was mean, just because I didn’t know what he was talking about. Sometimes this is […]
Category: She Owns It
5 Things Not to Say to a Friend Going Through a Break-up
by Nicole Huffman Hollins It’s the middle of the night, and suddenly my phone rings. It’s my girl-friend calling to cry and declare that, “I’m done [with him.] It’s over- for real- this time.” Have you ever found yourself in my position? On the other hand, perhaps, you were the hysterical friend who needed a little […]
If I had a daughter by @melissatalago
by Melissa Talago | Founder & Chief Fire Starter at Campfire Communications I’ve often wondered what it would be like to have a daughter. I’ve wondered what it would be like to shop in the pink section of the shop. Or what it would be like arranging Frozen themed birthday parties instead of aliens and […]
What My Baby Taught Me About Business by @AngryGradBook
by Leah Bell After an exhausting day of chasing my recent crawler around the house, I said to my husband, “He never gives up.” He looked at me with a smirk and replied, “Where do you think he got that from?” Entrepreneurship is hard. It’s one of the most challenging things I have ever done. […]
Listen More Assume Less! by @womensbusinessa
by Jane Willmott When it comes to your ideal clients and knowing what they want, assuming isn’t a good idea! Often when I speak with people about their ideal clients most of the information they tell me hasn’t come from their ideal clients, they’re actually just assuming that they know. But when you assume that […]
Is Your Elevator Pitch Leaving People Confused?
by Michelle Mazur, Ph.D. When I spied her across the room, I just knew I had to meet her. Her big smile, positive vibe, and openness had me at hello. We struck up a conversation. We both loved Game of Thrones, owned neurotic cats, and loved bad 80s music. That’s when I popped the […]
The “I Dos” and Do Nots of Social Media During the Wedding Season
by Brittney Borowicz | Featured Contributor This past weekend I was blessed to attend the wedding of my brother and new sister-in-law. The ceremony was beautiful, the food was tasty, and hey! I got a sister out of the deal! Now that the wedding season is upon us, there are some definite dos and don’ts for the […]
Family Mediation: What It Is and Why You Should Care
by Emma Heptonstall Family Mediation: what it is and why you should care. So, you’re separating and divorcing. Have you booked your Family Mediation yet? Perhaps your lawyer just asked you to consider it and in your gut, you think “Yeah right, I’m seeing him in court”. You’re also thinking “What is Family […]
Step 5 To Being A Successful Coach: Become Famous! (Here’s How)
by Christie Mims This is part five of a six-part series on how to build a successful coaching practice. You can find part 4, on how to sell to clients, right here. Want to know the secret to being a successful coach? People have to know that you exist :). So…marketing. Yep, you’ve got to […]
