by Dr. R. Kay Green Many people ask successful entrepreneurs, “What is your secret?” And they will cite things like dedication, passion, or even strong networking skills. But here is something to consider: If you were to ask “On a scale of 1 to 10, how much do you know,” I would be willing to […]
Category: She Owns It
Why female olderpreneurs are valuable for tech startups
by Megan McLatchie Very often it’s too easily assumed that the only successful tech startups are only created by teenage boys living by laptop light in their bedrooms. What doesn’t help is that the idea has been reinforced by the likes of Mark Zuckerburg, who launched the first version of Facebook from his Harvard dorm […]
The Fine Art Of Leaning Into Environments In The Workplace, Even When It’s Difficult
Photo by fauxels on Pexels by Angela Kambouris Workplace conflict is on the rise. Whether it be with colleagues, clients, bosses, or navigating work relationships, you need to use your voice rather than avoid these situations. When you don’t speak up, you remain trapped in your conflict. At times, conflict is needed. Many humans skirt […]
Engage and Retain Employees through Elearning by @DrRKayGreen
by Dr. R. Kay Green | Featured Contributor Employee retainment is a real struggle for businesses. High turnover rates are plaguing corporate offices, with many not knowing how to solve the issue. A big part of the problem, I believe, comes from a lack of engagement. Employees do not feel invested in what they are […]
I’ve applied, now what? by @KerryHeaps
by Kerry Heaps | Featured Contributor The process of applying for speaking engagements can be tedious, and frustrating because it does have a long turnaround time for a response. I’ve compiled a few tips on how to create a follow-up system after you’ve had a conversation with a meeting planner. Keep in mind after you […]
How to Make a Side Hustle Work
I started my business, Tini Lux, as a side hustle. Tini Lux is the first line of fashion jewelry made with metals that are compatible with the human body. At the time, I had not worn earrings for years because they caused extremely painful reactions. I really wanted a pair that I could safely […]
How To Build A Thriving Offline Community
Photo by William White on Unsplash Offline communities have immense value when building know-like-trust relationships. For brands and individuals, they really help showcase more of who you are and what you do. Offline communities grow brand advocacy, build your audience, and help retain customers. With so many events on the calendar though how can you make […]
6 Ideas To Connect With The Audience
by Elaine Slatter Last week I was pacing up and down my kitchen rehearsing for an hour presentation on “standing out from the crowd”. A branding talk. My dilemma was how to connect with the audience. I had all the facts, but since I wrote a script and was trying to follow it, the delivery […]
The Two Books You Need Right Now To Grow Your Business
by Casi Yost I first heard about these two books over podcasts. Are you surprised? By now you shouldn’t be. The first is the “Artists Way” by Julia Cameron This book is what allowed me to creatively break through to get to the mindset where I needed to be to actually take myself […]
The Future of Women in Business and Politics
by Dr. R. Kay Green When it comes to women leaders, be they business owners or politicians, we still have a lot of work to do. Certainly, we have made strides in recent years. A recent study shows that 40 percent of businesses are owned by women, a large leap from 29 percent in 2007. […]
