How to Run a Successful Business as an Introvert
That's right! Oprah Winfrey considers herself an introvert! There’s always been lots of talk about the pros and cons of extroverts versus introverts. The stereotype often paints extroverts as the gregarious go-getters and introverts as the quiet wallflowers. .... Read More
How to Gain PR During a Pandemic
During unprecedented times, it’s best to tailor your marketing strategies to change in line with the environment the world is currently living in. Many businesses have transformed their marketing plan in the past couple of months due to COVID-19, and we can guarantee that if they did it correctl .... Read More
4 Resolutions For A Better You
Setting resolutions can be inspirational and full of motivation. A new year is a fresh start, a do-over for some, but like many people that hope to continue on their forward path, some resolutions don't last. With the new decade ap .... Read More
What's Your Relationship with Money?
Money - Every business owner wants it, BUT not every business owner wants to work for it, ask for it or even acknowledge it. There are times I get pushback for bringing up this topic. “LoriAnne, money isn’t everything!” Of course, it’s not, but money is in every a .... Read More
7 New Year’s Resolutions for Driven Entrepreneurs
As a female entrepreneur, you’ve probably learned a lot in 2018 that you plan on growing from in the New Year. It’s always good to be aware of these lessons and turn them into your resolutions. Maybe it includes a set of purposes that will inspire other women going into the business or p .... Read More
How to Bootstrap, Boogie and Borrow Your Way to Success
Almost 2 decades ago, Sandra Yancey bootstrapped her way from a room above her garage to create her dream. She succeeded, and continues to scale and re-imagine her business. Her company is now one of the largest women’s business networks in North America. Her journey from bootstrap to bo .... Read More
Women-Owned Businesses Lack Access to Capital
According to the 2012 Census report, women own 36% of all privately held businesses. They account for an economic impact of $3 trillion due to jobs they create and maintain. That's 16 percent of all U.S. jobs! Yet, one of the biggest issues for women-owned businesses is lack of access to capital. .... Read More
