Women Who Changed History
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By David FeinsteinFrom the monthly archive
December 2015
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By Andrea WaltzG ives herself the opportunity to pursue her goals and dreams. O wns her failures knowing that failures are part of her journey to success. F ocuses on being assertive and stops worrying about being perceived as pushy. O btains and increases her ‘no’s’ ultimately increasing he…
By Andrea Waltz1. Women are starting companies at twice the rate of men. The number of female-owned businesses in North America alone has grown to over 9.5 million.
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By Kimmy Broooke• Fear... don't want to even think about it.
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By George MadiouNo source excerpt was available for this article.
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By Jim Rohn1. Write down three things he likes to do.
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By George MadiouI know a lot of women who own businesses... and I'm thrilled to be able to say that!
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