by Ann Zuraw | Featured Contributor Incapacity Planning Incapacity of the mind can be a temporary condition or a long-term decline as one’s mental abilities begin to slowly “diminish.” The older I am, the more I see situations that differed from expectations. With more experience, I recognize the value of operating within “my lane […]
Category: She Owns It
Using The 80-20 Rule to Grow into The CEO of Your Business
by Melanie Benson Most people who built their own business from the ground up feel a lot like their business is their baby. They’ve worked so hard to birth it, nurture its growth, and help it mature into a sustainable small business that they will protect it with everything they’ve got. Many entrepreneurs want […]
Why You Need to Use Stories in Your Nonfiction Book by @JaneTabachnick
by Jane Tabachnick | Featured Contributor Our brains are wired for stories. They can create an emotional connection and are easier to remember than text or facts. Your nonfiction book will be much richer if you include stories in it. You may have a compelling methodology, philosophy or message; the reader will benefit more and […]
5 Tips for Setting Solid Boundaries as a Woman and a Business Owner by @SigSuccessful
by Kristi Brown | Featured Contributor No. No thank you. Nope, but thanks for asking. Not doing it. Most women I know struggle saying it. They want to be the best. In everything. To everybody. If you are also a business owner, especially one that works from home, saying it becomes even more daunting. So […]
Five Lies Instagram Tells Us About the Lives of Other Women
by Meghan Bliss | Featured Contributor How many times have you started your day by opening Instagram? I’m a little bit embarrassed to admit this, but far too many of my mornings have started with my hands full: coffee in one, my phone in the other. When I was in college — only ten years […]
On Quitting My Job And Reinventing Myself
by Diana Chin On the New Moon in Virgo, I made the decision to quit my job. I chose the last day to work on the Full Moon in Aries. As crazy as it sounds, making important decisions based on the lunar cycle plays a crucial role on my career development. Some of you who […]
How To Create Interesting Content Ideas That Convert
by Elaine Slatter Marketing your business means developing lots of valuable content. Creating interesting content can be very time-consuming. There are lots of ways to create content and then repurpose the content into different formats. You can re-engage your audience in multiple ways with a minimal amount of work. Here are some ideas to help […]
10 Ways To Neutralize Toxic Energies In The Workplace
by Angela Kambouris The 21st century is basking in change and no one is immune to the experience. Rather than buying in to the volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity (VUCA), it’s time to quit wishing the change won’t occur or resisting the opportunity to contribute. Resistance to change, lack of alignment to business and […]
How Insurance Can Calm the Entrepreneur
“The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry.” -Robert Burns I often feel running a business is like riding a roller coaster. Ups. Downs. Exhilaration. Fear. Doom. Elation. Can you relate to this at all? I find this chart hilarious and oh so true for my personal business trajectory. Some days things […]
3 Things Women Need to Overcome in Their Journey to Success
by Denise Damijo | Featured Contributor Starting a business for anyone can be tough and will take a lot of courage and grit to see it thrive. As women, we tend to have a lot more on our plate, especially when we have a family to take care of. The many hats that […]
