It’s taken me a long time to get comfortable sharing this with you all. For more than two years, I’ve been detoxing from the old way of doing business– pretending to be perfect, trying to control everything that happens, working to a point of exhaustion. As I continue to shed this mentality and embrace my [...]
Posts Tagged: women business owners
What’s Your Money Story?
Do you ever watch movies and then halfway through them think to yourself, “Man, this movie sucks”? Then you get mad because you’ve invested an hour of your time into something that you don’t even care to watch the ending of? This happened to me the other day. I downloaded a movie to watch at [...]
How Much Business Revenue Do You Need?
I was recently meeting with a group of small business owners and entrepreneurs and I asked them how much revenue their business needed to produce in order for them to reach their business and personal financial goals. The room got silent. Not one person knew the answer to my question! It seems strange, but a [...]
Hire an Attorney that Understands Your Business
Tell me about your business and how you help women? I am a business lawyer for women entrepreneurs. My practice, Rachel Rodgers Law Office, is run entirely online making my services accessible and convenient for busy women business owners. My secure online law office was one of the first of its kind and has filled [...]
50 Things I’ve Learned From Being an Entrepreneur
Just 2 short years ago, I left Ameriprise Financial and started my own financial planning practice. Seems like a lifetime ago! As I reflect back on everything that has happened over the past 2 years, I realize how much I have learned from being an entrepreneur. I have learned so much about myself and business, that if I really wanted to go crazy, I could probably come up with 1,000 + learning lessons to include on this list! But then who would want to read a blog post that long? So to spare your time, I narrowed down my list to the 50 most universal things I have learn by being an entrepreneur. Of course, these are just learning lessons from my own personal journey of starting a business but hopefully if you are a woman embarking on starting your own business, you will be able to relate or learn from my list.
Ready to Hire your First Nanny? Here’s how…
Rebecca Stewart helps moms find the best nanny for their children. She helps new mom going back to work, stay at home mom’s who have an actively lifestyle and need an extra hand, and celebrity mom’s who have demanding career and lifestyle. She not only finds them the best nanny, she also walks them through the process of how to hire the best nanny for their family.
Hiring Employees? Learn the basics of employment law
Learn more about employment law and how to protect yourself in all aspects of the employer/employee relationship, including drafting Employee Handbooks, implementing policies and practices, guiding employers through hiring, discipline and termination, and defense of any claims or lawsuits that may arise.
Step Up Women’s Network- Why I love this organization
Step Up Women’s Network is a nonprofit membership organization igniting women & girls to fulfill their potential. Through impactful after-school and Saturday enrichment programming, we help teen girls in under resourced neighborhoods become confident, college-bound and career-ready. We also propel our professional female membership through connections, collaborations and continuous development. We bring our teen girls and professional members together by inspiring women to invest in the future success of our girls through mentorship and financial support. Essentially, we ignite women and girls to fulfill their potential.
Mentors are So Cool!
So you are confused about what do in your business or the career change you need to make, now what? Get a mentor. Really! I think having a mentor can help you so much in life.
Serial Entrepreneur- Ask the Expert with Lisa Nicole Bell
Watch Lisa Nicole Bell, CEO of Inspired Life Media Group on this week’s Ask the Expert



















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