Post by Chrysty Beverley Fortner, contributing Women On Business writer Not an excerpt from any book title nor near as profound. My thoughts today are about my recent journey which reminded me the value of silence and where it can lead you. I keep a personal journal about my experiences throughout my work week. Only recently have I decided to take my entries public. I’m not … [Read more...]
Archives for February 2009
Hang in There During the Women On Business Site Upgrades
Women On Business is going through some much needed upgrades this week. Please hang in there if you visit the site and it doesn't load or you see something odd (e.g., missing posts, etc.). You never know what might happen during an upgrade. Hopefully, all will go smoothly, but just in case - please don't give up on us! Cross your fingers for a smooth transition! … [Read more...]
Echo Garrett Joins the Women On Business Writing Team
Please join me in welcoming Echo Garrett to the Women On Business writing team. Echo brings a diverse skill set and a wealth of experience to Women On Business as you'll learn from her bio below. About Echo Garrett Echo Garrett is the Founder and CEO of Equity Enterprises. Equity serves as a creative and productive resource for small rural business owners. Equity is … [Read more...]
Chrysty Beverley Fortner Joins the Women On Business Writing Team
Please join me in welcoming Chrysty Beverley Fortner, of Fortner Factor Inc., to the Women On Business writing team. Chrysty brings a great creative mind and diverse background to Women On Business, and I'm very happy to have her join the conversation on Women On Business. About Chrysty Beverley Fortner Relationship Builder, Public Speaker, Business Developer, Team … [Read more...]
Creating your Home Office Environment
Post by Scarlett de Courcier, contributing Women On Business writer It’s everyone’s dream: getting up after the sun rather than with it, slumping on a sofa with a cup of coffee, and not standing up again until lunchtime. Which is, of course, dictated by you, not the boss. Because in home working, there is no boss but yourself. Is it all it’s cracked up to be? … [Read more...]
Don’t Jump the Gun
Post by Tanya Maslach, contributing Women On Business writer It was in Lanikai, Hawaii where I did my first triathlon. Not a bad place to start, really. My first race I stunned my husband. You see, he knew I could swim, but he was surprised to see me finish the first part of the three disciplines (swim, then bike, then run) ahead of every woman, and ahead of a good many of … [Read more...]
Women Business Owners Can Be the Best Resources for Each Other
Post by Liz Cullen, contributing Women On Business writer Last week, I had the pleasure of attending a taping for a local PBS program, To The Contrary. This is an all-female news analysis series, providing a forum for women to discuss pertinent issues. During the show, the panel of experts discussed health care costs to women business owners and cost savings options. The host, … [Read more...]
How to Market an Ebook
Guest Post by Melissa Cassera (Learn more about Melissa at the end of this post) Ebooks are an excellent way to gain additional income for your business. Ebooks are not only for authors, speakers and industry experts - product and service based businesses can also develop ebooks on their areas of expertise. Are you a jewelry designer that can write about how to make wire … [Read more...]
Introducing the Women On Business Roundtable – Submit Your Business
I'm very happy to announce the new Women On Business Roundtable, which will provide a great opportunity for business women to increase their online profiles, access expert advice and guidance, and encourage business growth. The team of Women On Business authors (including me), who are all experts in various fields such as marketing, coaching, finance, management, and … [Read more...]
The Innovative, Sophisticated Nonprofit
Guest post by Leslie Hendry (learn more about Leslie at the end of this post) What do nonprofits and for profits have in common? A lot. Ask anyone who is running either type of organization and you end up talking about the business at hand, which inevitably is how to sustain the organization through hard earned cash. Both for profits and nonprofits seek revenues and incur … [Read more...]