Dr. Robin Smith and I think alike, as you can see from our unplanned color coordinated dresses. Her empowering keynote speech for women entrepreneurs was the highlight of the annual Beyond the Glass Ceiling Gala, honoring women advocates, trailblazers and leaders in South Jersey. The author of Hungry: The Truth About a Satisfied Soul started her keynote speech by encouraging the

One question I frequently get asked is, “How did you know?”  As in, “How did you know when you quit your day job that it would all turn out OK? How did you know the bills would get paid and you wouldn’t lose everything you’ve worked for?”  My first answer is this: I don’t recommend anyone quit their day job until they’ve

One of my key messages for women entrepreneurs is to not be afraid to put yourself out there. I found out I needed to listen to my own advice when I was nominated to be a Top 100 Small Business Influencer last Fall, awarded by Anita Campbell and Ramon Ray via SmallBizTrends.com. After all, I’m “just” a regular Jersey Girl

Love is in the air. Thanks to the economy, many women (and men) have been struck by Cupid’s arrow, forced by a job loss or pay cut, to reinvent and become an entrepreneur. We’re living in a decade of ReinventPreneurs (you heard it here first). It’s a beautiful world where the glass ceiling for women disappears and the gender gap

Deb Bixler, multiple winner of the prestigious Direct Selling Live Power 50 Awards and host of the Cash Flow Radio Show, is one of the most recognized experts in the direct sales industry. Join Deb and Lynn on Million Dollar Party Girl Talk podcast to learn how to consistently work your business and get greater results. You will learn how

  Women have been sold the “you can have it all” mantra since the 1980‘s, when we were just hitting our stride in the work place. I believe the simple answer is, no, women really can’t have it all. Striving to be the perfect mom, wife and career woman will only give you more mommy-guilt. Sure, I bought into it,