God never ceases to amaze me. In addition to being an entrepreneur, I work a regular 9 to 5 job, Mon-Fri. I’ve been praying for an opportunity to combine both my professional and entrepreneurial worlds and it has arrived. What started off as a ‘we’ll see’ from the Senior Consultant of our Learning and Organizational Development department, flowered into a whole one-hour class in the largest conference room in the office! I. AM. GEEKED. Its part of their ’New Year, New Yo

I did it. I finally did it. In celebration of stepping outside of my comfort zone, I’ve decided to just go for ‘it’, entrepreneurially. (Yes, entrepreneurially is a REAL word – I googled it – it’s the adverb form of entrepreneur.) ‘It’ could be booking more clients, providing better content or providing better products. I am going for it full-throttle. Over the past four years, I’ve thought of ways to grow my business on a major scale. I’ve taken webinars, listened to p

Entrepreneurship is daunting. I’m shy by nature but can easily be an extrovert when necessary. I’m a homebody. I realized that I find peace of mind and recharge my batteries in my solitude. People are often blown away when I tell them because I’m usually pretty talkative upon introduction. Nevertheless, if I want my business to grow on a major scale, I’m not going to find new clients if I hide in my home office all day. About a year ago, a fellow entrepreneur asked how I

I knew running a business was hard, but I never realized it would be THIS hard. I’m sitting in bed, my husband is flipping channels, our kids are asleep and I’m pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to connect a popular online payment system to my website. The internet directives might as well be in Hieroglyphics. The technical difficulties I’m experiencing are most likely due to (my) user error. Let me preface this by saying I have no idea what I’m doing. I’m jus