Advice, Tips & Resources for Women Entrepreneurs

Bringing on a summer intern can add a depth of age diversity to your staff. (Photo by Jeswin Thomas on Unsplash)

It’s Not Too Late to Find a Summer Intern. Here’s What to Know

Summer interns can help fill slots while employees take vacations, plus they bring perspectives (and new skills) your staff might not have.

Happy Mother’s Day: 10 Great Gifts for Moms, Made by Mompreneurs

Time is running out, but if you’re still stumped on what to get for the moms you love, place some rush orders with these women entrepreneurs today.

Amy Cordalis, who has served as the Yurok Tribe's general counsel, understands how important fishing is to her people and today is fighting to restore the health of the Klamath River, which has been hurt by climate change and environmental damage. (Credit: Matt Mais of the Yurok Tribe)

Earth Day: These Women Leaders Are Taking Eco-Conscious Action

Science shows that climate change is a clear and present danger. Women are doing all they can to help.

Tania Isenstein of Camp Canine. (Credit: Camp Canine)

On National Pet Day, We’re Giving These 6 Pet Business Owners Two Paws Up

We’re marking this ter-RUFF-ic holiday by spotlighting some of our favorite, fur-baby-loving female founders.

Women and Wine: It’s in Your Bones

A new study out today has found that moderate alcohol consumption may help prevent bone loss in women. I can’t imagine receiving better news – although I’m still hoping that the definition of moderate will expand to more than one or two drinks daily. Since wine is good for my bones, I need to drink more of it, so I called on wine expert Lysanne Tusar

Trust Your Opinion

In this vlog Gabby talks about the importance of releasing the need for other people’s opinions and accepting that you are your greatest adviser. The more you listen to your inner guide the stronger your intuition will be.

7 Secrets to Work-Life Sanity

Do you ever feel like Wonder Woman? I have. As a woman juggling a ton of things I’ve wondered “what the heck happened to my life?” In fact, there have been times when I wondered if I had much of a “life” at all.

Step into Your Discomfort Zone to Achieve Your Goals

Christopher was an intelligent 41-year-old accountant when he came to me looking to “re-brand” himself in the second half of his life. Though he had a steady, well-paying job, he longed to work as an entrepreneur.

Summer Reading: Spark & Hustle by Tory Johnson

In her newest book, Spark & Hustle, Tory Johnson offers practical advice for women who have that spark to develop their own business and they just need is a little hustle to make it all happen.

Banker Reveals Small Business Lending Challenges and How to Overcome Them

I was a commercial banker in a regional New England bank. I worked with all kinds of organizations – from start-ups to multinational companies.

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Startup Tips

It’s Not Too Late to Find a Summer Intern. Here’s What to Know

Happy Mother’s Day: 10 Great Gifts for Moms, Made by Mompreneurs

Earth Day: These Women Leaders Are Taking Eco-Conscious Action

On National Pet Day, We’re Giving These 6 Pet Business Owners Two Paws Up

The Story Exchange

Startup Tips

It’s Not Too Late to Find a Summer Intern. Here’s What to Know

Happy Mother’s Day: 10 Great Gifts for Moms, Made by Mompreneurs

Earth Day: These Women Leaders Are Taking Eco-Conscious Action

On National Pet Day, We’re Giving These 6 Pet Business Owners Two Paws Up

The Story Exchange

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