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December 2016
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Women in leadership roles are more common than it was fifty years ago, however before the new millennium took hold; women faced so many issues that a box of Kleenex wouldn’t be enough to dry the tears. The feminist movement made great changes to the climate around the world, e…
By David FeinsteinWomen are wired to network because of this ingrained sense of nurturing, intuition and an innate ability to put another person’s needs before their own.
By Sue SewardNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By Unknown contributorHere is the thing, as a woman you are going to run up against what people think of women in the work place anytime you’re talking with someone. So cultural biases don’t go away.
By Jillian Middleton (Article & Video)In the last 15 months, I have learned much of what it takes to accomplish that goal.
By Chris Colt (Article & Video)“ The world cares very little about what a man or woman knows; it is what a man or woman is able to do that counts.” Booker T. Washington
By Chris WidenerWhen it comes to MLM business, there’s one thing that MUST take precedence of all other things.
By Unknown contributorAre we being sold a bill of goods that what we already have is not enough and that we need to have more, or deserve to have more in an abundant manner?
By Julio VarelaInstead, try to inspire these people to want the results of a successful business more than avoiding the inconvenience of building a business.
By Unknown contributorThe truth is, there is no “secret” to building a successful home business.
By Randy Steen (Article & Video)No source excerpt was available for this article.
By Max SteingartThe mistake is made when you think that just because someone is successful in one area of life, that they have all the answers about everything else. Trust me when I tell you that they don't!
By Ron HenleyWhen the home inspector finished inspecting my house, he handed me a DIY book. It probably cost him $10 at the store …but in return, he got every home inspector referral from me for years and years!
By Brian MastNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By Steve DaileyNo source excerpt was available for this article.
By Bill Mitchell