You want to start a business. That’s great! But it’s not going to be easy-breezy-cheddar-cheesy. Business startup is not a risk-free venture, so knowing what elements can help you succeed is incredibly important. Luckily, I know a thing or two about not only starting a business but making sure that it’s a successful one–– let’s explore what you’ll need to define business success on your own terms!
Read MoreWomen are powerful. You know this, I know this. And it must be said: women are powerful. We’re lucky to be living in a time where women are able to showcase their power and build our Queendoms from it. Business is no exception. In 2019 alone, there were 11.6 million women-owned businesses that generated over $1.7 trillion in sales. So, why do women excel in business?
Read MoreStanford Researcher and Psychologist, Carol Dweck, wrote a book titled “Mindset: The New Psychology of Success” where she presents over twenty years of research and reflections into the power of changing your conscious and subconscious beliefs to achieve significant personal growth. To understand how a growth mindset can help you in business, let’s first explore its opposite.
Read MoreBusinesses don’t grow all on their own. They need strong connections to the community and other businesses to level up. How do you do get there? Through networking. A lot of emphasis is placed on social media networks, and they work. But you need more than digital connections to level up your business.
Read MoreEsqapades launched in 2017 to bring unique, curated events to local attorneys. To attend the monthly dinner, each attorney has to be pre-approved by the founder, and the exclusivity and intimate approach to event planning have allowed the group to get to know each other and connect more than you would at any happy hour or mixer.
Read MoreLadies Ledger has the following motto: “Family First. Business Second. Honor Above Profit. Be Your Sisters Keeper.” The group is less like a traditional networking event and more like a sisterhood. Ladies Ledger started in 2018 as the all-women’s answer to the Gentlemen’s Journal, which has been a South Florida staple for the past five years.
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