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As a business coach, I work with my clients on exploring risk vs. reward with every decision. As much as I believe that a woman entrepreneur must be fearless in order to build a business: fearless does not mean unintelligent. There will always be risks in business, but a successful entrepreneur knows how to measure the risk vs. the reward. The most important part of the puzzle is that the reward must take you closer to your goal. If you don't have goals for your business than measuring risk vs. reward is just an exercise in futility. Let me explain why.

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Now that I have your attention, I'm sure you want to know what Kevin Bacon can offer women in business? It was in 1994 that the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon game was invented by three college students who after watching several Bacon movies speculated that he could be connected to just about everyone in Hollywood. Fast forward to 2015, women in business must think about this phenomenon and how it can be used successfully with LinkedIn.

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Women in the United States continue to decide on entrepreneurship over working in corporate America. According to a recent PayPal survey , 55% of "aspiring women entrepreneurs say the single biggest motivator for them is a better work-life balance. As a woman entrepreneur and business coach I say, stop fooling yourself! I promise you that becoming a successful entrepreneur will not give you time to put your feet up on your desk.

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