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Building a successful business requires a clear personal mission statement, mind mapping, and effective goal-setting. These tools foster clarity and alignment, enhancing decision-making and priorities. The Women's Council of Entrepreneurs offers a Mission Map + Goal Planner Bundle to help define purpose, visualize goals, and achieve a meaningful business and life.
Katie Froehlich of White Oak Music Hall reminds us that most confirmed sales require 3–5 follow-ups - not once or twice, but a series of touchpoints that build trust, clarify needs, and demonstrate your expertise.
This content discusses the importance of having an exit strategy for small business owners. An effective strategy can provide options for retirement, family time, or new ventures. It outlines five common exit strategies—selling, passing on, merging, turning into passive income, or closing—and offers practical steps to prepare for a smooth transition.
The LinkedIn Content & Conversation Starter Cheatsheet by WCE is a handy guide designed to help professionals consistently show up on LinkedIn with value-driven posts and genuine conversation starters. It offers easy-to-use content ideas that build trust, DM and comment prompts to spark meaningful interactions, and quick engagement tips to grow relationships authentically. Perfect for entrepreneurs and business owners looking to increase visibility and connection without overthinking what to post.
If you’re ready to build on your lead generation system and step into intentional visibility, let’s talk about one of the most overlooked tools in your business growth toolkit: LinkedIn. Gone are the days when LinkedIn was just a platform for job seekers and corporate resumes. Today, it’s a goldmine for women entrepreneurs who want to… Continue reading LinkedIn: Turning Your Professional Network into Revenue
This article explores strategies for using social media effectively and emphasizes the importance of transitioning from online engagement to in-person interactions to build the know, like, and trust factor.
It’s easy to let the thorns in our life overshadow the roses. But what if we took a moment to reflect on the positive moments of our day? The “Rose, Thorn, Bud” activity is a great way to do this. When you take the time to reflect on your day you’ll lead a more positive life. You’ll be able to see the good moments, learn from the bad moments, and set yourself up for a better tomorrow.
We have been helping small business owners and entrepreneurs for over four years and what we have found to be a common problem is organization and productivity. With all the tasks of owning a business, on top of all the tasks that you have in your personal life it can be overwhelming to say the… Continue reading Organizing Your Daily Tasks with the 4Ds of Productivity ~ Free Download Included
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