Why do women have so much discomfort surrounding money? Most specifically, getting paid for what we do?
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Have you ever thought about hiring a business coach to talk about your business?
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In my experience, as a women entrepreneur and as a women's business coach, women want MORE! They want to be taken seriously! They want to have control! They want to do it their way! They have an idea, a concept, a plan and they want to take a risk----but will anyone believe in them to go for it?
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New businesses are started every day all around the world. The entrepreneurs that launch them have spent countless hours planning, strategizing, marketing and worrying about the how, what, when, where of the company. Most, however, haven't stopped to ask themselves why?
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You started your business between 1998 and 2001 and you have been thinking that it might be time to sell. So, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
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The calendar still says summer, but that doesn't mean women entrepreneurs aren't working around the clock and still not finding the time to get everything done.
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As a business coach, I spend my time providing guidance, encouragement and inspiration to my clients. I am careful to let them know that my job is NOT to tell them what to do -- only they can make that decision -- BUT to ask them the difficult questions that only they have the answers for. Then, and most importantly, I hold them accountable for their actions, their decisions and for moving forward.
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