Women Entrepreneurs: Don’t spend another minute looking for help to build your business

October 28, 2010 By

Women Entrepreneurs don’t have to look much farther for assistance starting, growing, and expanding their businesses.  Beauties on the Go, LLC is offering a three tier membership to help small businesses become the number one choice to consumers in the marketplace

Membership marketing is the backbone of driving client and organizational relationships.  When businesses are active members of membership programs, they have access to supportive groups, a network of strong professional contacts, and resources that can increase any business.  Beauties on the Go is offering a three tier membership; Pink, Sepia and Purple.

The Pink membership has a $59.00 set up fee and starts at $39.00 per month and offers the women’s inspirational guide, Her Little Ways to help women get through the difficult and frustrating times, the e-book Crush Your Competition and Brand Yourself and Your Business in the So [Read more...]

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Zero for Heroes

October 27, 2010 By

Although I think the term “hero” is becoming banded around far too often these days, it only seemed fitting to include it in the title of this article as it was hard to come up with something with quite the same impact that rhymed with ex-forces, veterans or service personnel.

Before I continue, allow me to point out that this article is not sour grapes or a dig at the Ministry of Defence. Far from it, for my resettlement rather than going on the usual HGV1 course, I chose to qualify in Hypnotherapy & this was paid for by the M.O.D. For that I am eternally grateful.

 

I recall the day I left the Royal Navy after nearly 8 year’s service; I handed in my ID card, said goodbye to a couple of mates & then that was it.

Did I dream it all?

The social circle virtually evaporated.

The support network had certainly disappeared.

What to do now?

Almost 14 years have passed since that day & I sti [Read more...]

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Formula D for Women

October 26, 2010 By

Formula D is a sport that was born in Japan. When it is sometimes called racing, there is really no racing going on. Formula D competition is all about taking a car with neutral balance and make it to lose tire grip with road surface, i.e. making it drift. The main goal is to keep control of the car and drive it to the finish line. The winner is usually determined by judges with a great deal of knowledge of  the drifting art.

 Sounds like fun, don’t you think? Since getting its start in the U.S., drifting has grown in popularity and following. Regrettably, drifting is considered to be a male dominated sport. That is because men mostly are the competitors. Yet women comprise the fan following.  Furthermore, many of these women would like to be competitors.  So here’s what to do if you’re a women interested in Formula D competition.

 Women can play a role beyond stand spectators or standing on the sidelines. You have all the rights in the world to enj [Read more...]

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