TheCEOMamma Featured Woman in Business, Fatima SpencerFull Name: Fatima Spencer

Company: Flowers From Fatima

Position: Founder/CEO

Websitewww.FlowersFromFatima.com

Year Founded: 2009

Tell us about yourself and your business: I am a young entrepreneur at 21 years old and am currently attending Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio as a Spanish major. I enjoy the arts, from producing music and creating my floral accessories, which include floral hair clips, headbands, wrist corsages, and wedding veils. I also share an affinity for nature and all of its beauty, which has greatly influenced the founding of my company. Flowers From Fatima is a line of floral accessories that are inspired by hope, positive energy, and love for nature. All of my pieces are ideal for everyday wear and perfect for special occasions, such as weddings. The versatility of each floral accessory makes Flowers From Fatima a unique budding fashion line.

What inspired you to start a business? I always wanted to be my own businesswoman and more importantly, I wanted to live the rest of my life, making money while doing something positive and enjoyable.

Share one business goal: One of my business goals is open a small local boutique.

What would you say contributes to your success? Determination and positive thinking.

What advice would you give an aspiring entrepreneur? Think positively about your goals and success will follow. While there may be challenges, it is important that you never lose hope.

Anything else you want to mention about your business? You may sign up for our mailing list to stay up to date with promotions, contests, and important information regarding Flowers From Fatima at http://www.eepurl.com/kBQn.

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Where you are right now is where you have chosen to be.

Take a moment to think about that. Depending on where you are, this may feel amazing, but it might not feel so great.

Your mindset is an incredibly important part of the business building game. Moreover, it is directly related to the impact that you’re going to have in this world.

There are five basic questions you must ask yourself when building a business or looking to take an existing business to the next level. These are all related to mindset.

1.) Are you afraid of “messing up”? In other words, are you waiting to take action because you don’t want to fail?

2.) Is building your business really overwhelming? Do you find yourself not knowing where to start sometimes… or maybe even a lot of the time?

3.) Do you compare yourself to others? This one’s really important. Do you find yourself comparing yourself to what’s coming into your inbox? Are you looking at what other people have in their ezines or what they have accomplished and basing your self-worth off of that?

4.) Do you believe (without hesitation) that you have the ability to make multiple six figures and beyond?

5.) Are you so certain in your sales conversion calls that you close at over 90%?

If you answered “yes” to #1, #2, or #3, or “no” to #4 or #5 (essentially negative responses implying a lack of confidence in your business), it is time to take a hard look at your belief system in regards to building your business – because today you decide where you will be in the very near future. It is up to you.

First, it is important to know that there is no competition. People often come up to me and say that they really want to do something but that there are so many other people already doing it, that they aren’t sure if it’s what they should do.

What people forget quite frequently is that there can only be one YOU! Do you know how many marketing and mindset coaches there are out there? There are hundreds, if not thousands, if not tens of thousands of them out there – but there is no one doing it like me. There is no one else doing it “Help More People” style. Likewise, no one can do what you do like you can.

Let go of the idea of competition. There is no competition. The only competition you will find is a manufactured competition that you have created.

Another issue people have related to mindset is that they wait for everything to be “just right” to launch a product or to even start their business at all. This kind of perfectionism holds people back from helping people, making money, and really making a difference in the world.

There’s a great Marianne Williamson quote that says, “Your playing small doesn’t serve the world.” It also doesn’t serve your family, your spouse, or your church, or your community, or your friends.

I often hear people saying “I would do this, but I have to take care of my 95 year old mother,” or “I would do this but I have three toddlers at home,” and many other excuses beginning with “I would do this but…”

But by playing small, not being in the right mindset, not asking for clients, not marketing yourself, or putting all the pieces together, you are being a terrible example for your children, community, family, friends, etc. When you are a leader and you step up and build a business that makes a difference in this world, you change everyone’s mindset, and indeed you change the world.

So many people want to change the world, but fail to realize that the only person they can directly change is themselves. You must start with your own mindset. Your sales conversions, your ability to make money, whether or not you are comparing yourself to others or not, and any uncertainty that you’re experiencing are all reflections of your belief in what is possible for you.

When I decided to get my “mind set” in the right direction – notice that I used two words, mindset is really about getting your mind set in the right way – everything started to come together for me. Treat your belief in yourself like a thermostat and not a thermometer. You set it where you want it to be.

When I realized and began implementing this, clients literally started finding me. My belief in myself was firm. People want to be around that. No one wants to surround themselves with uncertainty and insecurity.

Continually ask yourself, how are you showing up? People are attracted to authority – authority inspired!

About the Author

I’d like to invite you to learn how to help more people, make more money and enjoy more freedom with the free 5-day mini course, “Awakening Your Authentic Entrepreneur,” at http://www.HelpMorePeople.com/minicourse.htm

Suzanne Evans is best known as the ‘action expert’ and has coached hundreds of solopreneurs to model her multiple six figure business.

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TheCEOMamma Featured Woman in Business, Jamie FlemingFull name: Jamie Fleming

Company: Mocha Writer, LLC

Position: Founder & Freelance Copywriter

Website: http://mochawriter.com

Year Founded: 2009

Tell us about yourself and your business: I’m a writer and blogger from GA. Admittedly, I’m somewhat of a work-a-holic, but in my spare time, I love to read, do my nails, spend time with my loves and just enjoy life.

Mocha Writer is a freelance copywriting service specializing in creating fabulous content for small, women-owned businesses and working with other small businesses, start-ups and individuals. I write copy for blogs, newsletters, articles and more. Additionally, I run a women’s lifestyle blog, for colored gurls.

What inspired you to start a business? Honestly, I started my business because I couldn’t find a job in media after I graduated from college. Writing has been a passion of mine since I was little, and I knew it was the career I wanted to pursue. However, since I couldn’t find a job, I decided to create a career for myself instead of waiting around. Now that I’m doing this, I can’t imagine doing anything else. I really enjoy helping people achieve their business goals.

Share one business goal: My primary business goal is to help other women and entrepreneurs achieve their dreams and goals with my services.

What would you say contributes to your success? Determination. This journey has not been an easy one, but I think the fact that I’m persistent and haven‘t given up has made me successful.

What advice would you give an aspiring entrepreneur? If it’s something you really want to do and you’re passionate about it, don’t give up. It might take you a long time to get where you want to be in your business, but if you’re determined and persistent, you will get where you want to be.

Additionally, don’t be afraid to dream big and go after whatever it is you want in life.

Anything else you want to mention about your business? I have a blog based on my business, Mocha Writes. The purpose of it is to help people succeed in both their personal and professional lives.

If anyone has questions about what I do, feel free to contact me: Jamie Fleming [at] mocha writer [dot] com.

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Everyone has a special quality that makes them unique. What makes you…YOU?

Being able to identify your unique selling proposition is critical to creating more revenue in your business. The more you can distinguish yourself from your colleagues and leverage your unique skills, the more your ideal clients will want to work with you and the higher fees you can command.

You can think of your Unique Selling Proposition (USP) as part of your “expertise” and what sets you apart from other people in your profession. By focusing on your special skills and qualities and setting yourself apart from your competition, your ideal clients will view you as the expert that you are and be more inclined to engage your services. Keep in mind, anyone seeking the support of a service professional ALWAYS wants to work with the best of the best.

Obviously, whether you are a coach, speaker, interior designer, virtual assistant, graphic designer or a consultant you have “competition”. (Though I like to think of them as colleagues and not competitors.) Your colleagues are simply other service professionals who are working to serve the same target market you are .

But you know something that they don’t.  The importance of having an ideal client profile.  And once you’ve created your ideal client profile, based in part on your USP, you work to consistently market to ONLY that ideal client.  This allows you to attract people who “get” what you do and are actively seeking your unique services.  It also allows you to create a top-notch experience for your client, because you’re offering solutions specifically for that individual’s unique challenges.  Focusing on your USP also helps you to create a “raving fan”, because your client sees you, and only you, as their problem solver.  Thus you create a win-win for you AND your client!

This type of success all starts with determining your USP.  It can be as simple as identifying and marketing your strengths as a business owner. For example, if you are a personal development coach that helps women become financially independent, then your USP could be that you were a former financial adviser that has helped 1,000 women become financially independent.  Because of your expertise, you are uniquely qualified to help them develop a plan to get out of debt, save money, invest and plan for retirement. That is no easy task! Because you have already demonstrated your expertise with your previous experience, that makes you unique. Women who are looking for financial independence will be drawn to your experience and results – and they will pay top dollar to work with you! So, think about your profession and what makes you a better choice over your colleagues.Why should someone work with you rather than Susie Smith? Use that as your USP and leverage it to attract your ideal client by incorporating the details in your marketing messages. You can even use your passions as a USP – get creative! The more you can differentiate yourself, the more successful your business will be. And the more successful your business is, the easier it is to create your ideal lifestyle, which is why you became self-employed in the first place. I’d love to hear about your USP – please stop by the blog and tell me all about it!

About the Author: Sydni Craig-Hart, The Smart Simple Marketing Coach, is founder of SmartSimpleMarketing.com Known for her simple, tech-savvy, integrated approach to marketing, she also has the unique ability to find untapped profit centers in her client’s businesses so they can create money NOW.  Visit www.SmartSimpleMarketing.com to listen to Sydni’s F.R.E.E. audio class, “10 Proven Steps to Powerful Marketing Results!”  and to schedule your F.R.E.E. “Profit Breakthrough” session!

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You’ve created, designed and launched a website (or blog) for your business and now anxiously await the stamped of traffic you hope to accumulate as a result of the many hours of marketing you put in. You know you have amazing products and offer outstanding service, but what if your visitors choose not to buy during their first visit to your site?

If you fail to offer your website visitors the option to subscribe to your website or blog so that you can follow up with them at another time, you risk the chance of loosing that visitor forever. You worked hard on creating your site but what good will that do you if you aren’t able to reconnect with your visitors?

A huge part of building a profitable business online is learning how to implement successful marketing strategies that get you the results you want. Before profits can start rolling in consistently, you have to have an audience to market to, and what better way to do that than with Email Marketing!

Email Marketing provides a few great benefits for small business owners. Using this form of marketing allows you to establish and build a loyal relationship with people who are already interested in what you have to offer and gives you a way to stay in touch with new and current clients and continue to offer them products or services that meet their interests.

To set up an email marketing campaign for your business website or blog, you first need to choose a email marketing service provider. I personally use and recommend MailChimp.com. They offer a free service with great features and do not include ads in your outgoing emails. Other services you may want to check out are; aweber.com, icontact.com, constantcontact.com and madmimi.com just to name a few.

Once you choose your service, you can than create your email campaigns and set up autoresponders that will automatically send out pre-written messages (by you) to go out to your list at times you choose.

Each service provides special code so that you can add a subscription box to your website for your visitors to subscribe, or opt-in to your mailing list. (Watch my video: How to Add an Opt-In Subscription Box)

Now that your email marketing list is set up, the next task will be deciding…

How to Get People on Your List

Give a detailed description. Let your visitors know exactly what they can expect from you once they sign up to your list, then hold true to your word. If they opt-in to receive healthy eating tips, make sure that is what you give them. You can also create a “squeeze page”, which is similar to a product sales page except your visitors only option is to subscribe to your list. Using a squeeze page can be good if you utilize the space enough to share in detail all the benefits and incentives visitors will get when they choose to subscribe to your list. This brings me to my next tip.

Offer an incentive. You may want to consider offering an incentive in exchange for contact information. This works well when you have a specific niche market you want to reach. For instance, if you are a web designer and your visitors are mostly interested in web design, you could offer them a free report or ebook about how to design a website when they subscribe to your list.

Provide compelling content. If you own a blog (which you should), make sure that you are always providing quality and informative content for your readers. When people see you offer value and useful information that will actually make their life easier, they will be more comfortable subscribing to your list because they have a sense of what you bring to the table. This is why it is important to have an opt-in box on your blogs and websites to allow your visitors easy access.

Focus on your Niche. Another great way to get people to opt-in is to serve a particular niche. The more your content, products and service can target a specific audience, the more likely they will be to join your mailing list. Again, they can trust that you will deliver the kind of information they need and want.

Promote your list. There are a variety ways you can promote your mailing list. If you enjoy writing and blogging, find another blogger related to your industry and offer to do a guest post. You can take advantage of the bio box you will be able to add at the end of your post by sharing a description and link to your newsletter. Article writing is another way to reach more people. There are many article directories you can submit your articles to. You can always share links and sign-up information across your social networks and on twitter. The most important thing to remember is that in order for you to build a great list, you have to promote it on a continuous basis!

Being Consistent

Once you start your email list, it is important that you stay consistent. Be sure to always stay focused on providing the content your subscribers want to receive from you and on a regular basis. Email Marketing is an easy way to offer products and services to your list however, promotion should be kept to a minimum. When your goal is to provide your subscribers with useful content that will help them, in time, they will be more comfortable taking you up on your product offer when you share it!

Remember, just like every part of business building, establishing your list for email marketing takes time. Be patient consistent, and creative and watch your email list grow!

RESOURCE: 101 Smart and Easy Mailing List Strategies

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Video Marketing has become a very valuable and successful tool for building your business. Not only does it provide you the ease of creating something one time that can be shared and passed around for years to come, it also gives people another way to connect with you on a more personal level.

Because of this, I have decided to incorporate more video marketing in my business too! In the process of doing some research on the topic so I can learn as much as I can about video marketing, I came across a video blog post on this very subject.  Katie Freiling shares a great post titled, My 10 Most Powerful Video Marketing Tips and I recommend you go check it out if you want to learn how to create powerful video for your business.

Click the link to Watch the Video Now

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TheCEOMamma Featured Woman Entrepreneur, Kimberlee Thorne-WaintraubFull Name: Kimberlee Thorne-Waintraub

Company: Small World Language Services

Position: Owner

Websitewww.smallworldlanguages.net

Year Founded: 2004

Tell us about yourself and your business: I’m a US expat based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. We are a language niche company specializing in translation, proofreading and transcription.

What inspired you to start a business? It was a natural transition for me. I taught English for many years and then began hiring other teachers to help me. While I taught students, I realized there was a huge need for people to correct texts in English and to write well, so I started doing proofreading and editing (checking the original text with the translation for accuracy and quality).

With time, I became an in-house translator for a telecommunications newspaper online. As I developed better skills, the demand for my services also grew, and so did the demand. I made a lot of mistakes at the beginning, mostly because I would take on work I couldn’t handle. I’ve now learned that it’s better to only accept what you do well or you’ll disappoint your clients.

Share one business goal: I’d like to get to the point where people are breaking down doors to hire my services. Sounds funny, but it’s what I want. I want to be the one in demand – the one everyone wants and values.

What would you say contributes to your success? I’m not afraid of trying new things. I get these ideas and think, “Why not?” Most of the time, others tell me that it’s a great idea and that they loved it, so that encourages me to go forward.

I also work with a great team of linguists. Not only are they pros at what they do, but they’re also great people who bless my life in so many ways.

I must say that my husband is my main support. Without his encouragement, I don’t know where I’d be.

What advice would you give an aspiring entrepreneur? You shouldn’t think about it too much and just go forward with what you want to do, and not be afraid of risk. You’ll never be truly happy unless you give your dream a try. Just do it!

Anything else you want to mention about your business? Small World Language Services is the place where you can trust us with your language requirements. If you needed us yesterday, but you found us today, you’ll be glad you did!

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Author: Michele DeKinder-Smith

Chances are, people who are in business for themselves view financial freedom as a motivating factor for venturing out on their own. Money in the bank—time off for friends, family and travel—and even a luxurious lifestyle can all be part of the vision that entrepreneurs have when they set off to build a business. But according to the latest research, when it comes to women entrepreneurs, financial prosperity isn’t the only carrot: the desire for “greater work-life balance” is also a primary motivating factor.

A new study from Jane Out of the Box, an authority on women entrepreneurs, reveals that there are a significant number of women in business who’ve created significant financial success, but who may feel overwhelmed by a to-do-list that is out of control.  This article provides important “Do’s” and “Don’ts” for duplicating the success of the market segment known as “Go Jane Go” in the year ahead—without taking on the stress of her hectic life.

Comprising 14% of all women entrepreneurs, Go Jane Go is passionate about her work, and has no problem marketing and selling herself, so she has plenty of clients—but she’s struggling to keep up with demand. She may be a classic overachiever, taking on volunteer opportunities as well, because she’s eager to make an impact on the world and may really struggle saying “no”.  Because she wants to “say yes” to so many people, she may even be in denial about how many hours she actually works during the course of a week. As a result, she may be running herself ragged and feeling guilty about neglecting herself and possibly others who are important to her.

At the same time, her hard work is also paying off. Go Jane Go takes home more money from her business at the end of the day than any other segment of female entrepreneurs, and she’s four times more likely than the average female entrepreneur to have hit the one-million dollar mark.  However, her “big paycheck” may reflect a tendency to delay hiring people to help her get the work done.

Other types of women entrepreneurs can learn a lot from Go Jane Go’s can-do attitude that will help them achieve financial success.  Just remember that it is possible to have too much of a good thing.  Business owners who know they’re a Go Jane Go must pay careful attention to the pointers below.  Where might a business owner be able to gain a little perspective that will help her gain better balance in her life overall?

1) DO—Be an idealist

A big-picture vision of her life’s purpose is a motivating force, and it’s a big part of why Go Jane Go is so successful. Knowing what she stands for will not only help her get out of bed in the morning inspired by the possibilities, it will attract clients to her door who can see big things for themselves.

2) DON’T—Be a perfectionist

While providing a great product or service is virtue—and going the extra mile to make it happen can help to set you apart—pushing herself too hard is not a sustainable strategy in the long run. Perfectionistic habits may cause Go Jane Go to wind up working very long hours, contributing to her stress level and guilt feelings.  Remember that satisfying customers, if an entrepreneur is a natural perfectionist, is often easier than meeting her own exacting standards—so learn to recognize when “good is good enough” – because Go Jane Go’s good will be better than many people’s “best”.

3) DO—Build a team

Go Jane Go knows how to attract other people who are equally good at what they do and can be an effective catalyst that inspires her team members to go the extra mile.  She’s great at recognizing and appreciating others and gladly and generously shares all kudos with members of her team.

3) DON’T—Ignore Poor Performance

Although she inspires others to want to go that extra mile, Go Jane Go may be better at seeing someone’s potential than their actual performance.  As a result, when a team member is not performing, she may tend to make excuses for that person.  Rather than initiate what she may perceive as a confrontation, Go Jane Go may burn extra energy following up with the poor performer, attempting to understand the reasons behind the performance issue instead of addressing the problem directly.  Or, she may start gradually removing work from the person, doing more and more herself as her trust in them diminishes.  If an entrepreneur has had problems giving critical feedback in the past, she should commit to herself that she will no longer let such things fester.

4) DO—Deliver great customer service

Go Jane Go tends to be all about relationships, and this is a key factor in her success. She knows that integrity and communication are the twin pillars of lasting business relationships, and she knows how to be responsive to her clients’ needs, desires and timeframes. As a consequence, her customers love her, and recommend her to everyone they know.

5) DON’T—Forget to set aside “self-time,” which is important as “business time”

Go Jane Go can keep herself so busy meeting others’ needs that she seldom has time to take care of herself.  She is often last on her own to do list.  This may manifest itself in taking client calls after hours or on weekends, giving more hours to volunteer activities than she originally agreed, or investing lots of time in counseling and supporting other people. While being responsive is important, returning phone calls after hours or spending weekends putting out fires are habits that quickly become counterproductive in terms of creating or maintaining the life balance many business owners seek.  Most problems are not dire emergencies and will wait.  People respect those who have good and reasonable boundaries.  Also, while volunteering for a great cause can be a deep source of personal satisfaction, over-committing is another classic habit of the overwhelmed and over-stressed.  Go Jane Go should carefully consider before investing more time, and make sure she is investing sufficient time in herself to feel rested and ready to go.

For more detailed information on the five Jane “types,” visit www.JaneOutOfTheBox.com

Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/entrepreneurship-articles/women-entrepreneurs-tips-for-a-prosperous-and-sane-business-1346700.html

About the Author

Michele DeKinder-Smith is the founder of Jane Out of The Box, an online resource dedicated to the women entrepreneur community. Discover more incredibly useful information for running a small business by joining Jane Out Of the Box. Jane offers networking and marketing opportunities, key resources and mentorship from successful women in business, and is now available as a FREE, 7-day trial membership. Claim yours today at www.janeoutofthebox.com

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During the month of June, entrepreneurs and small business owners will be celebrating Do-it-Yourself Marketing! For “newbie” business owners or those who may not be very market savvy, this could be a huge challenge. To make the most of our month of celebration, I have decided to compile a list of some of my favorite FREE and low-cost DIY Marketing tools. These resources will help you get a head start on marketing your business this month and beyond!

Hootsuite.com – This is by far one of my favorite tools. Hootsuite gives you the ease and flexibility to manage multiple twitter accounts, your social networking sites (including your Facebook profile and Fan Pages), RSS feeds, WordPress and more! You can also schedule status updates for a later time and track click stats.

Paypal.com – Send and receive money, invoices, accept payments on your website, shopping cart and subscription payments.

Skype.com – Talk and connect with business partners, associates and customers all around the world for free!

Socialmention.com – Get real time alerts of your social media mentions. Find out who is talking about your brand, company, marketing campaigns…good and bad.

Lulu.com – A great resource and platform to self publish your very own books, ebooks, CD’s and DVD’s.

E-Junkie.com – Sell your downloads and tangible products on your website with e-junkie intergrated shopping cart and buy now buttons for only $5 month.

FreeConferenceCall.com – Set up and receive your very own free conference line to schedule and conduct teleconferences and training calls 24/7.

Ustream.tv – Create free live streaming video, online broadcasts, webcasts, video chat and more!

Google Analytics – Another favorite of mine that allows in depth website tracking, clicks, traffic and stats.

Youtube.com, Vimeo.com and Blip.tv – The best free websites to host your videos.

Godaddy.com – Affordable and reliable domain registration and hosting plans.

PDF995 – Free tool that allows you to convert your document files to pdf.

FreePressRelease.com – Helps you spread the word about your business for free.

BlogPRWire.com – Press Release Pitches for Bloggers.

WordPress.org – The best free blog publishing tool.

Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn – Of course, the top free social networking platforms to network and establish your online presence.

Do you know of any free or low cost Marketing tools? Share them in the comments below.

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TheCEOMammaSince the beginning of this year, many of you know, I have been actively and passionately building TheCEOMamma Network. In this short period of time, I never imagined it would have grown as much as it has. It gives me such an amazing feeling to know that this all started from a vision I had to help and inspire women entrepreneurs to be all they can be and create a powerful community where we can connect, network, share and learn from each other.

Don’t get me wrong, even though TheCEOMamma has taken off so quickly, it wasn’t easy. It took a great deal of time and commitment on my part to get it to where it is at this point. I’m thankful to those of you who support me in my endeavors, who share my vision to help women in business and I appreciate dearly, your contribution to spreading the word to your networking circles about TheCEOMamma.

These are the things that keep me going…day in and day out. Knowing that connecting with like-minded women and working together allows us ALL to grow and prosper together! When you start an online business and your focus is on developing a network, you never know who you will meet in cyber world or how valuable those relationships will become. I have been fortunate to become friends with some really amazing and encouraging women I would have probably never had the privilege of meeting had it not been for TheCEOMamma.

TheCEOMamma Business Marketing Blog is a great resource I enjoy sharing to help women in business and women entrepreneurs learn how to build and market their business on a limited budget, the same way I did. I’m honored to receive the generous amounts of email from those of you who share with me the gratitude you have for what I do. It is truly the source of where I draw my strength and I appreciate all your kind words.

I say all this, not to toot my own horn, but to share with you the importance of starting a business that first starts with a vision in your heart. When your dream business is birthed from the passion you have within and not driven by the monetary gain you hope to achieve, you can NOT fail.

Your dreams are driven by the same passion and vision which develops within you, the strength to keep going…No Matter What! Because of this heartfelt focus, failure is not an option and you will always find a way to make things happen. If you have a business right now and you feel that burn inside as your reading this, then you can be assured, you are creating your vision!

Many of you “see” my work within the posts of this blog, but I also do so much behind the scenes. I answer every request I receive for help from anyone who asks it of me. Whatever “extra” tip or piece of advice I can offer to a women entrepreneur not quit sure how to best complete a business task…I’m there to help! I encourage and mentor many women not just on a business level but on a motivational and inspirational level as well.

I do all this WHY? Because again…this comes from my inner passion, my purpose and I LOVE what I do! I am fulfilled when women tell me how much I have helped them or how I have encouraged them to do something they were afraid of or even how I confirmed something they already knew they needed to accomplish in their life or business but simply needed some support. After much reflection, consideration and frequent requests…I made a decision.

TheCEOMamma is Ready to Move to the Next Level!

I’m very excited to announce, TheCEOMamma has a new division if you will, a sister site in the works – The Dynamic Breakthrough! This site is currently in pre-launch as of today and will allow me to help you in a more personal and one-on-one kind of way. I am launching my new coaching program designed to help you take your business to the Next Level and experience your Dynamic Breakthrough!

Experience your Dynamic Breakthrough:TamykaWashington.com

I’m very excited about this because this will give me the extra freedom to build upon the mission of TheCEOMamma. When the full site is officially launched on July 1, 2010 – within the site, you will discover many aspects of training, educational resources and videos. You will also be able to work with me personally as we work together to unleash your potential and design the strategies and solutions for your dream business!

I have put together a short video introduction for the Dynamic Breakthrough and share with you my FREE eGuide: Release the POWER of YOUR Motivated Mindeset, which I’m sure you will enjoy!

I also encourage you to help me spread the word with your twitter followers, Facebook friends and fans and on your social networks, together we can continue to bring empowerment and great value to women entrepreneurs.

I would love and appreciate for you to take a minute to check it out and share your comments and feedback below!

Visit the Dynamic Breakthrough here: http://tamykawashington.com

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