Women's Business Blog

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For me every day is another day to celebrate women's history as women are involved in every area of life and continue to change the world one woman at a time.

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Topics: women entrepreneurs, woman entrepreneur, business, small business, self-employment

I just read the recent issue of Inc. Magazine where some of the country's most successful entrepreneurs share their stories. All agree that an entrepreneur without a story is an entrepreneur without inspiration. For example, Sara Blakely's story of how Spanx was born is simple - she bought a pair of white pants and found that nothing she put on under them worked until she cut off the feet of a pair of stockings. Voila! No more bulges, panty lines or unsightly winkles - Spanx was born. So, what's your story?

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Topics: female business owner, women entrepreneurs, woman entrepreneur, entrepreneur, negotiation

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What does the customer want? That's the big question for every business and entrepreneur. If a company can provide customers with the best service and product/service required than it would seem clear that that company would be assured of returned business. As a woman entrepreneur I want to know "So what's up with the behavior of the two bullies in town offering TV, phone and internet? Yes, I mean Verizon FIOS and Comcast Xfinity.

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Starting a business is a great adventure for every entrepreneur. Sometimes one experiences the thrills of victory, but at other times the agony of defeat. The determined entrepreneur picks herself up again and again, implementing lessons learned, and ventures onward....the question is to what end?

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