We are often told in business to stay away from conversations on religion and politics. Those of you who know me, know that I tend to go against the grain a bit. That’s why at Her Corner, we are happy to say that we work to build an environment where women of all faiths or atheists can connect and feel free to bring their entire selves to the table to help each other on a deep level despite their differences.

Whatever you do to create a dominating winning attitude, keep in mind you started a business

because you had a unique product or approach to solving a problem. Translation; you know

what you are doing. Even if you don’t get the contract or funds, you are still a winner and it’s

getting you one step closer to your next yes! You got this, so let’s get it done!

Share a winning experience with the Her Corner community to help inspire a fellow boss.

Whatever you do to create a dominating winning attitude, keep in mind you started a business

because you had a unique product or approach to solving a problem. Translation; you know

what you are doing. Even if you don’t get the contract or funds, you are still a winner and it’s

getting you one step closer to your next yes! You got this, so let’s get it done!

Share a winning experience with the Her Corner community to help inspire a fellow boss.

You did it, ladies! It is officially the end of the year. I am so grateful for the chance to help a community of women grow their businesses and community in the face of ever-changing circumstances. Last week knowing, growing, and showing was the topic of discussion which prompted many of you to ask for more advice about getting prepared for all the opportunities and challenges 2023 will bring. I love that my Sister Bosses are paying attention and asking for what you want! To further assist, consider Her Corner’s Sacred Trio of Questions for Growing & Scaling Your Business: What are the two most important things you need to do next? How will you get it done? How much of it will you do? Let’s get to the details…

Is it the end of 2022 already? Well, we made it through a tricky year working on our business and evolving. It may have been bumpy at times, but you learned to stay in the game during repair and reinvention. As we ring in 2023, how can you position yourself and your business this next year to know what you want, grow with intention and show how you will execute success? Here are some things to consider:

When it comes to investing in yourself and your business, a business coach can be just what you need. However, finding the right coach can be a hard task. Unfortunately, this is not only true for new entrepreneurs looking to start their first business but also for those who have done it all (okay, almost all) or even when they've worked with multiple business coaches before. What should you expect? How do you know the person you're wanting to work with is someone who will help you further towards your goals in unique and exciting ways?

There are plenty of people that treat their jobs as “Investors”. They use their job to fund their business and start making the changes slowly to become a business owner and transitioning slowly out of corporate. First find time to start. Work on it on weekends, days off, an hour after you get home, when the kids go to sleep, 15 mins every morning, or something just to get things going.

Whatever you do to create a dominating winning attitude, keep in mind you started a business

because you had a unique product or approach to solving a problem. Translation; you know

what you are doing. Even if you don’t get the contract or funds, you are still a winner and it’s

getting you one step closer to your next yes! You got this, so let’s get it done!

Share a winning experience with the Her Corner community to help inspire a fellow boss.

There are plenty of people that treat their jobs as “Investors”. They use their job to fund their business and start making the changes slowly to become a business owner and transitioning slowly out of corporate. First find time to start. Work on it on weekends, days off, an hour after you get home, when the kids go to sleep, 15 mins every morning, or something just to get things going.

With all the political enemies we have in the current administration, much of the water cooler discussions come back to immigration reform which is a deeply personal topic to me. How do I navigate these touchy subjects?

With all the political enemies we have in the current administration, much of the water cooler discussions come back to immigration reform which is a deeply personal topic to me. How do I navigate these touchy subjects?

QTNA: Is it ever a good idea to work with a romantic partner?

Stephanie asks: How do I undo my mistake of mixing business with my personal life and make my manager see me as a colleague with opinions to be respected rather than a bestie to complain to?