I love guest posting, especially when I get to write the blog! I am sooo grateful and humbled at the fact that the amazing Melissa Stewart of SheOwnsIt has chosen me to be a featured contributor to her website. If …
New Releases on Amazon!
I’m so excited to release these e-books and share them with you all!
Creative Business Podcasts You Need to Hear
Check out some of my personal favorite podcasts, written and run by crazy-creative, amazing, entrepreneur ladies!
Protected: Why I Need the Band App in My Life, and So Do You!
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Dealing with Your Mental Health as an Entrepreneur
Being an entrepreneur is difficult enough. Adding a mental health condition to the mix can make things pretty wild… Mental health is a topic that’s full of stigma, verbal fluff, and awkward silences. We so often assume that people who …
Change is Inevitable. So, Embrace It.
Change is inevitable. But here’s the problem; we as a species, are afraid of change. And I get it.
Digital Marketing Myths You Should Completely Forget About
Digital Marketing is absolutely necessary for your online business. So forget the myths and start building your online presence!
7 Free Courses to Continue Your Education
As I have said many times before, knowledge is the key to success. We are so lucky to be alive in the day and age where education and information is so accessible to us.
9 Important Things You Learn as a Stay At Home Mom
By the time I was sixteen years old, I was a certified workaholic. My life revolved around my fitness and my job. I never saw myself becoming a “Stay At Home Mom”. In fact, truth be told, before I became …
Why its So Important for Entrepreneurs to Pursue Knowledge, Every Day!
Many entrepreneurs, especially those of us on the younger side, tend to think starting and running our own business is just common sense. As long as we’ve got the skills we need NOW, we don’t have to keep educating ourselves. …
Why Most Entrepreneurs Fail (and How to Break the Cycle)
There’s a reason almost 90% of businesses fail during their first 5 years, and it’s probably not why you think it is.