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10 Mindsets Web Entrepreneurs Must Have To Succeed

March 12th, 2009

Entrepreneurship is a dynamic process of creating incremental wealth. Entrepreneurs willingly take part in the process of creating something new that has value by devoting time and effort and assuming the financial, psychic, and social risks. Luckily, we, as entrepreneurs, also receive the resulting rewards of independence, monetary profits from our endeavors, and the personal satisfaction of creating something viable. As the president and founder of the Association of Web Entrepreneurs and the National Association of Women Writers, I have had the pleasure of networking with, collaborating with,... Read More

Accomplishing Your Dreams Requires ACTION

February 13th, 2009

What\’s Your Programming “There is an undeniable link between your programming, the core beliefs that programming creates, the vision you develop for yourself, and the results you create.” – Randy Gage I love the quote above because the last two points really focus on the action you must take to accomplish your dreams and live passionately. We all have the same three elements to work with in order to fulfill our business dreams. We have to work with time, money, and expertise. Since we won\’t often have these at the beginning of our journey, we often have to leverage... Read More

My Top Twelve HIGH ROI to Do\’s For Your Business in 2009

January 13th, 2009

– Create a Timeless and Focused Marketing Plan for Your Business As you probably have heard by now-you aren\’t in the business of (fill in the blank here). You are in the business of marketing. Your marketing must be automated and systemized. Period. – Create Passive, Income Generating Information Products Create your own advances and get paid to create information products. Many, many target markets are considered “information hungry”. – Build Your Most Important Asset… Your List Success on the Internet is about providing high-quality information, solving... Read More

My Favorite Entrepreneurial Tool – Deciding My SWOT

December 12th, 2008

As the owner of four online companies, my job is to sit down every year and decide my SWOT for the next 12 months and then to consistently revisit my SWOT throughout each year and tweak as needed. I base my decisions on my experience and the emerging trends in the industries I serve. I also network, engage in learning with mentors, and a lot of the time I simply go left when everyone else goes right. I am a rebel that way and it works simply because it helps my companies stand out in a crowded marketplace. SWOT is my favorite tool to help me understand at the strategic level how to go left when... Read More

The Get CLEAR Process for Business Success

November 12th, 2008

Have you been struggling to reach your goals and achieve the level of success you desire and deserve? Then use my Get CLEAR Process to get the results you want. Clear the Clutter. The first step in the process is to eliminate the clutter that takes up physical and mental space in your life. Your goal is to make room for your future by getting rid of the excess “stuff” that creates chaos in your surroundings and clogs your mind with overwhelm. To accomplish this, you\’ll want to first select an area to work on—whether that\’s your desk, your home office, or some other space... Read More

Honey, I Am Having a Business

October 14th, 2008

I coach a lot of new business owners-many of them are women-and most of them have a common struggle. They have a spouse that gets stressed about the amount of money and time it takes to build a profitable business. I know-the irony-it takes money to make money. Here are some of my recent thoughts on how you might help your non-entrepreneurial husband understand your need to “have this business”. First-sit your husband down and break the news. Say it slowly so that he actually thinks you will say “baby” at the end and then be relieved when you say “business” instead. So... Read More

Create Your Own Virtual Group Today

September 12th, 2008

Everything worthwhile in your life only comes into form through your creation. You cannot wait for the right time, the right job, the right husband, the right house, or even the right body to come to you. You have to create it. To achieve the life of your dreams, you need to spend time “visioning” what you think will make you happy. Then you get busy “acting,” moving forward, and figuring out how to create what you want. I created the right job by becoming the CEO of my own company and constantly refocusing back to my “passions” during difficult growth phases.... Read More

Lifestyle Tips For Women Who Think & Create Big

August 11th, 2008

Much of my success with membership-based businesses is also because of my ability to continuously grow in the area of “mindsets”. Here are a number of tips to help you think and create in a big way. Tip One–Honor Your Urges One of the main reasons I left the corporate world and took the entrepreneurial plunge many years ago was so I could do more of what I enjoyed and less of what I hated. It makes sense doesn\’t it? Yet, you would be surprised how many entrepreneurs don\’t do more of what they love. Make sure you take advantage of the freedom you have by setting boundaries... Read More

How To Organize for Tax Time

June 16th, 2008

The words “simple” and “tax time” have probably never been uttered in the same sentence. Well, not until now at least. The key to a stress-free tax season is being organized all year-round. Trying to organize a week before or, even worse, the night before April 15th is setting yourself up for failure. Why You Should Organize for Tax Time Organizing for tax time helps you avoid misplacing important receipts and documents. Your stress level will be lower because you won\’t be rushing around at the last minute trying to get to the tax preparer and/or post office. Being... Read More

“10 Golden Rules” for Book Marketing Success

May 13th, 2008

Learn how to successfully market your book with these 10 valuable book marketing tips. 1. Take Risks. Be willing to put yourself in uncomfortable situations (like speaking and selling) to market your books. Pretty soon you won\’t be uncomfortable anymore and you will be selling books. 2. Accept Mistakes. Not everything you try will be effective. Some of the promotions you dream up will fall flat and others will be very effective. You have to test your marketing plan, and accept the mistakes as a guideline for what NOT to do the next year. 3. Don\’t Take Criticism Personally. The act... Read More