by Lisa Illman The word coach has traditionally been recognized in professional sports. Names like Vince Lombardi, Phil Jackson and Bear Bryan come to mind. Nowadays though, people outside of this exclusive arena are successfully using coaches in a number of areas in their lives. Coaches are being brought into our personal lives and our […]
by Nicole Huffman Hollins I was recently involved in a social media exchange regarding spouse’s having friendships persons of with the opposite sex. The responses were split, and insecurity and jealousy were too of the main points of contention. The pro-opposite sex relationships side surmised that a person who is secure in a relationship would […]
by Christie Mims This is part two of a six-part series on starting a successful coaching practice. See part 1 over here. You are a new coach just starting out – congratulations! You are probably pretty excited, and feel pretty great about your future and the fact that you are ready to help people! If […]
by Michelle Mazur, Ph.D. I refuse to attend events that I know are going to be one gigantic pitch fest. I don’t like being told “Run to the back of the room to take advantage of this limited time deal.” I hate being given an order form, and told to cross off a price […]
by Jane Willmott It’s annoying right living in a space where you live sale to sale, client to client? You’re essentially in a feast to famine cycle, when you’ve got clients and sales it’s amazing but then when they finish you’re back in that place with nothing frantically trying to get sales again. You go […]
by Carol Sankar| Featured Contributor As I continue my journey with documenting the journey of women in business and their willingness to desire more, yet fear of asking for more, the question remains: What is Fear? Recently, I asked the question of a select few women who are in business over 2 years, yet not attracting […]
by Kailee Goold We’ve all been there. Emailing or checking Twitter while a speaker wraps up another unbearable presentation. We do it because the presentation isn’t capable of keeping our attention. The speaker reads wordy slides to the audience and is often so unprepared they speed through 15 slides in the last two minutes. And […]
by Randryia Houston | Featured Contributor Such items as a lack of influence, or a lack of a budget, and no audience are not reasons for you to avoid diving in and beginning your movement. You can really create momentum if you have a straightforward vision, clearly designed along with a dash of creativity and […]
We LOVE our She Owns It featured contributors and we LOVE sharing their awesomeness! Ray Ball of A Few Hungry Girls has just launched her new ebook ‘Cut the Crap’ a 21 day detox. See all the details below! from Ray Ball Cut The Crap was written by Ray Ball of A Few Hungry Girls […]
by Diana Adams Some bloggers take 30 minutes to write a high-quality blog post. Other bloggers take several hours on multiple days to write the same blog post. If you are a busy professional with big blogging goals, and if you’re taking more than one hour to write your blog posts, this article is for […]
