Female Entrepreneurs Articles

1. 30 Minutes That Could Save Your Dream

By Suzanne Falter-Barns If you’ve got a dream you’re intent on pursuing, chances are you’re going to bog down at some point. That’s just the way dreams are. In fact, there’s a little known rule about this called the Second Rule of Thermodynamics, which states that sooner or later everything returns to chaos. In other words, expect your dream to come crashing down around your ears periodically. Yet, no need to despair... read more

2. Why You Don't Write Your Book

By Suzanne Falter-Barns In the ten years that I've taught people how to get on with their books and creative projects, I've noticed a phenomenon that I'll call "Author's Block." Would-be writers can, indeed, sit down and work when pressed to it. The problem is that they're not so sure they want the pressure of being an author. But they do want it. But they don't. And so on. Ah, the agony of getting on with your b... read more

3. Are You a Self-Saboteur?

By Suzanne Falter-Barns Are You A Self-Saboteur? A Questionnaire by Suzanne Falter-Barns, http://www.howmuchjoy.com Take this questionnaire to get clear on what you may be doing to undermine your own success and happiness in life. An explanation of your score awaits at the end. 1. When someone offers help you usually a) answer no without even thinking b) consider for a moment, but then decide their help wou... read more

4. Dramatically Improve Your Stock Trading Success

By Larry Rogers Get Access to Realistic profitable strategies & discover the mindset to dramatically improve trading success. * Avoid those confusing "cookie cutter" technical analysis tips and tricks that you can read anywhere else for free. * Let us show you an effective & practical approach * Limit your risk and follow certain conditions * How and where to pick the best stocks * Identifyi... read more

5. 8 Quick Ways to Nurture Your Creativity

By Suzanne Falter-Barns One of the really great things about creating your dream are those times when you go into a trance. That's when you look up after three hours and discover that the rest of the world has gone to bed while you've been creating your work of genius. And this is when your creativity is at its absolute sparkling best. Here are some elements you can put in place that will help you slide into that exal... read more

6. Be Discontented With The Status Quo

By Rachelle Disbennett-Lee, PhD It is natural to be satisfied with the way things are; but the moment we settle for how things are, we give up the opportunity to experience how things could be. Life is evolutionary, but only if we allow it to be. If we choose to, we can get stuck in the comfort of the status quo and miss the real opportunities that require us to step into a bigger life. Many people in business are comfortable... read more

7. Stock Market for Beginners.....Keep in Mind You Compete with Experienced Traders

By Edgar Davenport Arm your self with an effective and easy to understand stock market trading strategy.- Stock trading keeps getting competitive and the stock market doesn't care if you are experienced or a newbie stock trader. The rules and the opportunities are the same every day, so either youre going to make money stock trading or you are going to lose it in favor of the more seasoned ones. As a stock ... read more

8. A Sign Or Just A Rainbow?

By Rachelle Disbennett-Lee, PhD I believe in signs. I think what seems random or a coincidence is actually a sign. A sign can mean anything you want it to mean, such as “Times are getting better!” Or “Hang in there!” Signs are personal messages we receive from the universe. If we pay attention, signs will appear. I took my dogs for a walk right after a thunderstorm. We rounded a bend and saw two amazing rainbows stretched acr... read more

9. How to Make Time for Your Soul

By Suzanne Falter-Barns The locust are buzzing. The fireflies flashing, and we can almost swim in Lake Champlain. That means it's just about popsicle weather, which is the perfect time to get serious about your dream. There's more daylight, less squeeze in schedules, and more time to connect with your soul. These are some great ways to tweak your routine to better serve your dream. Dig in before the summer slips by. Y... read more

10. Internet Stock Trading ........ on line stock trading education

By Steven Balkin The stock market can present you with a lot of hot stock opportunities every day at any time, either in pre market, regular market hours or the after hours session. Some of them are extremely risky while others are not as good as they seem. When you know how to identify and approach the best momentum stock opportuntites, you are able to generate a consistent and respectable amount of money in a... read more

11. Parenting Styles - Overcoming Your Differences

By Lori Radun If you spend any time in the parenting section of the library or your local bookstore, you will find hundreds of books on disciplining and raising your children. All the leading experts have their own ideas about what works and what doesn’t. As a parent, you have your philosophy that you bring to the table. Most of your thoughts come from what you learned as a child. You either liked the way ... read more

12. 3 Interviewing Mistakes

By Carole Martin by Carole Martin, The Interview Coach Since no two interviews are alike, it is difficult to be prepared for what lies ahead, but you can focus on your presentation skills, which may be even more important than what you have to say. Three areas of performance, which should be considered dangerous and deadly, are worth spending some time thinking about before your next interview. 1. Poor non-... read more

13. If You Are Not Ready, Don't Start

By Rachelle Disbennett-Lee There are times when we feel we should take action, but feel stuck or unsure. Action does assist with moving forward, but the first question to ask is "Am I ready?". We might be willing and able, but if we are not ready we will have a false start. We will sabotage ourselves. Being ready is about commitment. Being ready is also a mindset. At times we have to be pretty fed up before we are reall... read more

14. 5 Ways to Zap "Mommy Guilt"

By Lori Radun I remember, almost 14 years ago, bringing my son Kai home from the hospital. We had borrowed an old car seat from someone we knew. I placed all 6 lbs 14 oz. of him into the car seat and suddenly burst into tears. The car seat was way too big for him. I really felt I had failed him. I mean what kind of mother doesn't know he needed an infant car seat? The sudden awareness that I didn't know w... read more

15. Enroll in Car College

By Rachelle Disbennett-Lee One of the most overlooked opportunities for learning and personal growth is the time we spend in our cars. There really isn't much we can do safely in our car but drive. I know I see people doing all kinds of things such as curling their hair, putting their makeup on and talking on the telephone. All of those things are distracting. There is something we can do in our cars to make any commute wor... read more

16. Getting Started is the Toughest Part of the Job

By Rachelle Disbennett-Lee, PhD One of the most challenging things about starting on a new project, goal or task usually isn't the planning, the thinking about it and the mapping it out. It is the doing! Actually taking the first step is often the most difficult part of any new endeavor. I was reading a project manager’s manual and found it interesting that listed, as one of the reasons projects fail, is lack of implementatio... read more

17. A Plan is A Beginning

By Rhoberta Shaler This article may be published electronically in either your ezine or website under the provision that all copyright, contact and link information is kept in tact. We would appreciate receiving a copy for our Publishers Directory. Thank You. Word count: 274 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A PLAN IS A BEGINNING! © Rhoberta Shaler, PhD www.OptimizeLifeNow.com To accomplish somet... read more

18. The Spectacular You

By Rachelle Disbennett-Lee I recently received a letter addressed to Spectacular Rachelle Lee. At first I thought it was a joke. Who would write such a thing? I then thought maybe it was a mistake. Whatever it was, I knew it did not feel comfortable. It turned out to be an advertisement, for what I am not even sure. What I am sure of is that the way it was addressed caught my attention, and I realized how difficult it... read more

19. Where Did Your Energy Go?

By Lori Radun, CEC The most common complaint of mothers today is that they are tired. Being a mom is hard work. I love Dr. Phil. He always says, “Being a stay at home mom is like having two full time jobs.” Following that logic, moms who work from home actually have three full-time jobs. It’s exhausting just thinking about it. While we obviously need to conserve our energy, it is difficult when we are confronted ... read more

20. Why We Don't Write Our Books

By Suzanne Falter-Barns In the ten years that I¡¦ve taught people how to get on with their books, I¡¦ve noticed a phenomenon that I¡¦ll call ¡§Author¡¦s Block.¡¨ Would-be writers can, indeed, sit down and work when pressed to it. The problem is that they¡¦re not so sure they want the pressure of being an author. But they do want to. But they don¡¦t. And so on. Ah, the agony of getting on with your book. Well, I¡¦m he... read more

21. Why We Hate to Promote Ourselves

By Suzanne Falter-Barns In the last week or so, I've begun enrolling people in the next session of my Platform Push Coaching Program on my other site, www.getknownnow.com. And boy, has that been interesting. In a few brief encounters, I've learned a lot about the power of permission. The course is demanding; it requires these coaching students to really make a commitment to building their platform. Over six months t... read more

22. Common Newborn Ailments (from Baby Lullaby Ezine)

By Topsy Slater Baby Lullaby is newsletter for young Moms and those who are ready to be a Mom. Wholesome tips and advices that help you to bring a smile on your Baby face as well as Free Baby & Parent stuff. For more info visit http://babylullaby.bravehost.com. =========== ~*** Common Newborn Ailments ***~ Sickness is always worrisome, especially if you have a new baby and have never been a parent. Th... read more

23. Build On Your Basics

By Rhoberta Shaler This article may be published electronically in either your ezine or website under the provision that all copyright, contact and link information is kept in tact. We would appreciate receiving a copy for our Publishers Directory. Thank You. Word count: 260 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BUILD ON YOUR BASICS © Rhoberta Shaler, PhD www.OptimizeLifeNow.com When you take the tim... read more

24. Are You Willing to Prosper?

By Rhoberta Shaler This article may be published electronically in either your ezine or website under the provision that all copyright, contact and link information is kept in tact. We would appreciate receiving a copy for our Publishers Directory. Thank You. Word count: 460 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ARE YOU WILLING TO PROSPER? by Rhoberta Shaler, PhD www.OptimizeLifeNow.com Are you willing... read more