According to a recent study from Bentley University, more than half (66%) of Millennials hoped to start their own business in 2014. Unfortunately, that dream hasn’t happened…yet.
Being an entrepreneur does not require any special skills, superior intelligence or bags of experience. The only thing that separates people who start a business from people who don’t is just that, they start!
So you didn’t put yourself forward for the promotion again? And you didn’t speak up at the last team meeting, even though you knew the subject backwards. And that new project the guy at the desk next to you has walked off with — the…
Eeeerrrrggghhhh networking. I hate it. At least I thought I did. As a Director of SheSays, which has become the largest global creative network for Women, you probably find that an odd thing to say. It took me a long…
It’s a fact that when you look good, people treat you differently, and with more and more Women working their way up the corporate ladder, becoming CEO’s and running their own business, nothing screams success and power like the right attire…
We live in a day and age where everything is go-go-go. Most of us don’t even drive a whole journey without checking our emails or to see if anyone’s ‘liked’ our status.
More and more Women are taking the brave leap and quitting their jobs to start a business from home.
Whether it’s a new business or a space for you to manage an existing one…
Starting up a business is hard work. It’s as difficult as giving birth to a baby and raising it. Especially right at the beginning when you’re enthusiastic about getting your business in front of people and getting bogged down by all…
With more and more women jumping on the business bandwagon, here’s some tips to consider before you get going…
1. A Strong VisionMaking sure your vision is clear is vital in making your business succeed. Big ideas and dreams may seem all a bit…
Women can do anything and everything when it comes to running their own business and excelling in a job — and not even a baby can stop that!Gone are the days when us ladies would take months or even years off work after having a baby…