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“I wish I knew how easy it actually was to start a business.”  Ain’t that the truth?  Christina walks us through her trials and tribulations in getting her biz off the ground…and how she’s thriving now doing what she loves most. What business did you start up? Danger By Design, providing artistic services to individuals,…

“How fitting that Jill Salzman was the May speaker for the Women in Business Breakfast this month – just in time for Mother’s Day! Although I still believe there is sometimes a stigma involved with being a mom and an entrepreneur, I am inspired by Jill.  Her latest entrepreneurial venture is an international networking group for entrepreneurial…

Back by popular demand!  Check out the next series of workshops I’ll be offering in the Fall: Becoming An Expert In Your Field:  Tuesday, September 18 at 10A – 12P or 6P – 8P The Itty Bitty Basics of Twitter:  Thursday, September 20 from 10A – 12P Pocketbook-Friendly Publicity: Free PR For Your Business:  Tuesday,…

Amy Sanders always wanted to be a rockstar.  And according to the Business Ledger, she is.  Winner of the 2010 and 2011 Entrepreneurial Excellence Award, Amy is thriving in her role as founder of a service-based business that helps the rest of us get the job done right. What business did you start up? Virtual Admin Concepts.  We…

Guest Post by Katy Lynch :: As a mom, and business owner, things can get pretty hectic. I have heard from a lot of entrepreneurs and startups that social media is overwhelming, and it can be. Managing content across multiple platforms can be a full-time job (take it from me)! The important thing to remember is…

Tim Jahn of Entrepreneurs Unpluggd and I talk all things entrepreneurship in this great video interview (…in my very messy office.) We discuss why it’s important to get your idea out to market quickly, why it’s important to test your idea regularly, the advantages and disadvantages of planning versus just iterating, and much more.

“Just how mobile are you during your workday? You’ve seamlessly moved a lot of your work to your phone through apps. You can check and create notes in Evernote there. You can respond to business emails there.  You can interact on Facebook and Twitter and LinkedIn using their apps. But I’ve started to realize this…

“To those of you seeking a publishing deal:  quit it. You don’t need to hand over any profits, control, distribution or happiness to a major corporation that may or may not pay attention to your success anyhow.  Go the way of T.S. Eliot, Thomas Hardy, Stephen King, Rudyard Kipling, Ernest Hemingway, Upton Sinclair, Virginia Woolf, Walt…

Don’t know how to balance your work with your family life?  Emily does. Find out why attorney Emily Rozwadowski, Esq., started up her very own practice, when she knew to turn her attention to the better things in life, and how the hardest part of her job is probably similar to the hardest part of your…