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One of the biggest myths in entrepreneurship is that successful business owners do everything themselves. The reality? Successful entrepreneurs know when it’s time to ask for help and when to hire your first employee. If you’re starting a business or growing your small business, you’ve probably worn every hat at some point. You’re the CEO, […]
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From Engineer to Leadership Coach #262
Preschool Owner Turned Author
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If you’ve been thinking about starting a business, you’ve probably noticed that everyone online seems to have the “perfect” business idea. One day it’s Etsy. The next it’s Amazon. Then digital products. Then YouTube. Then affiliate marketing. It’s enough to make anyone wonder: “Am I choosing the wrong business?” As a business coach for women […]
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Have you ever looked around your workplace and thought, “I know I’m capable of more… but how do I get there?” Whether you’re dreaming of becoming a leader, starting a business, or navigating a career transition, one thing is certain: confidence doesn’t magically appear. It’s built through action. On this episode of the Second Act […]
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Career Transition After Corporate. How One Woman Built a Business, Wrote a Book, and Created Her Best Second Act If you’ve been dreaming about a career change, wondering whether you should start a business, or thinking about writing the book you’ve always wanted to create, this story will remind you that there is no expiration […]
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There comes a point in many women’s lives when the corporate ladder feels more like a hamster wheel than a path towards success. The promotions don’t quite fill the void, the office politics drain energy, and the thought of working for someone else for another 10, 15, or 20 years feels… unbearable. When these feelings […]
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