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#47-Coping with Failure and Challenge
It’s been about a year since my last post in this series. Part of the reason has been: It’s been a tough year.
You know when you have those years, and December 31 rolls around and you are just so looking forward to the clean wipe of the previous year?
2011 to 2012 was like that for me. And carried over a little bit in 2012.
I was beginning to lose my power to press re-start when I remembered a story. It was inspired by a question from one of the attendees from #SisU2012 (the Hot Mommas Project Women’s Leadership Academy).
Tell us about a big failure, what happened, and how you recovered?
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#46 – How to Build a Million Dollar Business Part Time
By Kathy Korman Frey for the series Building a Million Dollar Part Time.
Do you think it’s possible to build a Million Dollar Business while working part time (the premise of this insider’s series within the Hot Mommas Project blog for business junkies?)
Welcome, my home slices, to a new (or renewed) belief system.
In yourself.
The short version: If you want to Build a Million Dollar Business, Cameron Herold is the man to help you do it. If you can’t afford Cameron in person, then just buy his book Double Double and his DVD sets based on this and his first book: BackPocket COO. (And, for the jaded… no, I am not Cameron’s sister or something).
The long version: Entrepreneurs are basically nuts. You’ve got to be to handle the ups, the downs, the doubts. But it’s tiring. After leading, innovating, fire fighting, and getting up the next day and to do it all over again, there is the desperate need for guidance, structure, and an answer. Cameron gives entrepreneurs that answer. To that, many of you will say:
&*$^#@ finally!
Read the rest of this post on our main blog, HERE.
#45 Escaping the Email Vortex of Death via Auto Responder
By Kathy Korman Frey for the series Building a Million Dollar Part Time.
The Email Vortex of Death
Best Free and Low Cost Resources for Small Business Owners
Here are the top free and low-cost online resources for small business courtesy of our young entrepreneur profile from April, Grade A Marketing founder Amanda Fischer. If you don't read on, you'll be missing out.
“How to” Resource for Small Business: www.Web20blog.org
The Web 2.0 Blog focuses on sales and marketing tools and topics that are useful for small business owners and marketing managers.
#44 Pimp Your Pitch – 10 Words to Turn Bo-ring into Cha-ching with Sam Horn- Building a Million Dollar Business Part Time
DO PEOPLE DROOL WHEN YOU TELL THEM ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS? (But, not in a good way. More like a catatonic way.)
Have you ever told someone about your business, and they give you the “doe in headlights” look?
They may even look at you like you’re saying this:
Solutions Start NOW
In this post, you will learn along with HotMommasProject.org as we undergo messaging bootcamp. Gone will be the days of the unsavory reactions above!
Enter, Sam Horn
Below, legendary “Intrigue Expert” Sam Horn uses the Hot Mommas Project as a guinea pig and provides six tips that all of us can use to revise a pitch.
Read the rest of this post HERE.
#43 You’re Cheap, I’m Lonely, Let’s Hang Out
By Kathy Korman Frey as part of the MDPT Series
Being a solopreneur can be lonely. Today my day – and probably year – was brightened when my husband moved into my office. Well, officially he moved in last week, but today we made it look like a place that could be inhabited by humans. Here he is:
He has fully outsourced every part of his business, and let go of his office space saving $18,000 a year. Nice honey! He’s launching another business basically teaching people how to run a million-dollar-plus business from one desk. (He’ll be on CBS national radio on Friday…I’ll update with the link here if they stream). Because he is my husband, and we’re sort of heading toward this business/women’s education empire together, I have welcomed him into my home office: The Garage Mahal.
Loneliness and isolation is something women entrepreneurs deal with all the time. Maybe other entrepreneurs (e.g., “male,” “wookie”, etc.) also feel isolated. Here’s something I learned recently when prepping for a presentation to investor/advisors: According to the US Census…
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