Category: CEO Life

Serial entrepreneurship isn’t for everyone. But that doesn’t mean anyone has the right to tell you that you can’t do it. I firmly believe that everyone has a right to multiple streams of revenue. But there are subtle nuances to it if you want to keep your sanity. In this episode, I share my personal tips on how I manage to have multiple companies running concurrently and successfully.

I learned long ago that if I don’t establish my value, someone else would. And the value they establish won’t line up to the truth. When establishing value, don’t think in terms of price or affordability. Think about the results you deliver. They have to match the promise in order for the value to be accepted. You decide what your value should be, not the consumer. But whatever you choose, you have to be prepared to stand by it. Remember, value is not just about price. 

I know it’s happened to you. You and your girls are in the middle of a great conversation. All of you are dropping gems. Valuable strategy that have the potential to change your life and the way you do business. An hour later, you forget half of what was said! Start normalizing having brainstorming sessions with your business besties…and recording them! These conversations are a treasure trove of intellectual assets. The right idea can set you up for a huge win. What kind of conversations are you having with your biz besties?

We have what it takes to be the boss. We’re building amazing companies and making power moves that are setting up our future generations for wealth. Yet we are vulnerable as Moms in this society. We work to get parity with our counterparts. In short, we are drained at times. In a world that’s fighting so har to eliminate “woke” and refuse to acknowledge diversity, we find ourselves exhausted but steady moving. Our accomplishments matter. Let’s take back the narrative and have the conversations. We have to do this amongst our own community and the community of women at large. So let’s start the conversation so we can get on one accord because women banded together harness such power and can affect real change. But first, hear us.

With the democratization of platforms the good and bad thing is anyone can launch one. It doesn’t mean everyone’s message is positive. We as women have a responsibility to uplift, inspire and educate. We have a responsibility to honor and tell our stories. So many people fumble that opportunity by degrading adn spreading negative energy.. You can speak or show the facts without tearing down a segment of people or causing harm or embarrassment. It’s time to reclaim our narrative and use ur platforms for their best and highest use.