Anna Sabino talks about her process of testing ideas and getting feedback for her products. She also shares her experience with getting a literary agent and publishing her book with a traditional publisher.

Reflection is a powerful tool for growth. You can see how far you’ve come and stay aware of things that still need some work. It’s the perfect opportunity to take time to reflect on your business and inner journey. Take a few minutes, grab your journal, and dig in. You might be surprised!

The truth of any business lies in the budget, monthly reports and on bank statements. You have the opportunity for empowerment when you understand how the money comes in and how it goes out. The information found in the money systems you use can craft your strategic priorities and growth plans for the month, quarter and year.

In this day and age, everyone and their dog can build their own website. But not all websites are created equal. Whether you are planning to DIY it or hire someone to create your piece of online real estate, there are many aspects to consider. Lots of them are “nice-to-haves” or options depending on your particular needs. However there are several “must-haves”, regardless of the type of site you want or the business you are in. Some of the points examined below are concrete and easy to implement, while others are a bit more abstract. All of them have the ability to make or break your site’s functionality, usefulness and/or user experience.

Stephanie Pollock discusses what it means to embrace a leadership role in your business, even as a solopreneur. Stephanie offers 3 powerful tips for new entrepreneurs that will save you time, money, and heartache.

Andrea Jordan discusses her experience as a digital nomad and provides tips for using systems in your business to create the lifestyle you desire. She shares tools for planning blog content and social media posts as well as how to get started as a digital nomad.

Liz has transitioned into a personal chef after 35 years as a professional horse trainer. In this episode she talks about the fear and excitement that entailed plus how she worked through the challenges of starting a presence on the internet. Liz also shares her experience combining her two passions – being personal chef & Jeunesse health and wellness products – under one umbrella business, Better Lifestyle Solutions.

Dannie Fountain, an experienced marketing and PR strategist for creative entrepreneurs talks about her process writing her books, The Side Hustle Gal and The Bucketlist Babe. She also discusses sharing your story with purpose and her personal journey with writing her third upcoming book, One Honest Woman, also releasing in 2017. Dannie gives us a behind the scenes look at what it’s like to be a digital nomad and graciously shares tips and strategies for getting started as an entrepreneur.

Behind-the-scenes look at developing a new fashion brand with Kickstarter. Toyin talks about her process for sourcing sustainable materials, finding manufacturers in the U.S., and developing her product line.

I’ve spent a lot of time lately going through everything I own and letting go of as much as I can. Earlier this week, the Vietnam Veterans of America graciously picked up a rather large donation as a result of this letting-go process. It’s a difficult process, but certainly a powerful one. It’s not just a Spring Cleaning, but more of a mental and spiritual purification ceremony.

Recently I attended the Colorado State Chapter Convention of P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization). It was an empowering experience and I met a lot of amazing women who are changing the lives of women all over the world. As I have been processing the depth of information I received over the course of the convention, I am struck by a few “universal” thoughts that I want to share with you.