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Your daily actions to grow your business can be minor or monumental but you need to challenge yourself to continue to do it. I suggest that you commit to a schedule + strategy and continue to do it for at least three months. The biggest mistake that I see people make with building their list is tha Read More

I was a wee bit of a people pleaser from childhood through early adulthood; however, when I embraced being an entrepreneur, I had to learn a valuable lesson–the boundaries of self-love. Read More

No matter the stage your business is in, building a list of your ideal prospects is important to your success and using the internet to leverage your growth can be one of the most effective methods of building a strong, solid and profitable list. Read More

Women should recognize the tendencies that we have to react to situations as I have outlined above and be vigorous about curbing these tendencies to avoid overwhelm due to over-commitment. Read More

If you stay the course, the entrepreneurial journey is its own adventure of becoming. Walk it long enough and you will burn through your head trash and your many limiting beliefs and grow into a wise and powerful woman. Read More

Since what you focus on grows, you would not want to focus on the wrong things. Focus on increasing your visibility, networking and building relationships with your ideal clients. People do business with people that they know, like and trust. Read More

You are fired up about your new online business. Starting a business can be overwhelming. You can feel as though there is an endless number of tasks to complete. Read More

Do you find it challenging to sign up new clients? In this brief post, I am sharing how a sales enrollment conversation is structured like an Oreo cookie. Read More

If your free offer will span over multiple days (such as an e-course), you have probably already created an autoresponder sequence. If not, get busy creating a series of messages. Read More

Businesses without a strong why often go up in smoke because there is nothing to pull the entrepreneur forward and motivate her on a consistent basis. Read More