Issue #30: How Female Entrepreneurs Kickass Past Top Biz Obstacles
Design your Wilder Success Strategy with this answer: What's my #1 biz fear?
"What is a biz fear?" You've faced fear for as long as you've been alive; first day of school, first kiss, first day driving, first day of college, etc. It's usually a first time dealing with with an uncomfortable, sometimes unpleasant obstacle (real or imagined) blocking you from reaching a desired goal. Business is no different. Every female entrepreneur will have to work like a boss and face one major fear that is keeping her from reaching that next level of success.
So what makes me an expert on facing fear? I'm a Certified Business Strategist, Published Author, with three university degrees in Business Management, Applied Behavioral Analysis, and Social Services and a ton of certifications in Equal Opportunity and Conflict Resolution. But I'm also the founder of the It's OK to Tell My Story movement and...
Issue #38: What's Your Biz Fear?
WHAT'S YOUR BIZ FEAR?
Do you know why you're stressing all the time building your biz?
Do you know why you aren't making any money in your business?
Because there's one thing every female entrepreneur has in common (even the most successful ones) that it could be and I see it all the time.
I LOVINGLY REFER TO THIS OBSTACLE AS A "FEAR"
And what I mean by this is your unwillingness to not identify your #1 Biz obstacle (fear) is keeping you from being successful as a female entrepreneur.
And there are six things you can do about this right now, to Kickass Past Your Fear to become more self-confident and financially independent in your biz.
1WORK A WILDER PLAN.
Issue #28: 5 Ways to Make Your Biz Possible on a Budget
5 Ways to Make Your Biz Possible on a Budget
One of the primary reasons female entrepreneurs hesitate to start a business is their fear of needing many thousands of dollars in startup money. If you’re starting a brick-and-mortar business that requires a physical location and/or inventory, yes, those startup costs can be very expensive. However, if you’re starting a business presence online, working from the comfort of your own home, then the startup costs are minimal.
Here are 5 ways to stay on budget while setting up your business:
- Purchase a domain. Every business should have a website as part of their online presence so invest in a paid domain. Don’t settle for platforms that offer free domains; those will look similar to www.mynewbiz.wordpress.com and screams unprofessional and cheap. Invest the $15 dollars to purchase the www.mynewbiz.com instead. You can keep the initial domain and just re-route it with the .com domain.
- Shop around for web hosting. Domain...
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