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33Voices.com Interviewed Me on The Top 10 Money Making Tips for Women Entrepreneurs
The trials and tribulations of being an entrepreneur, owning a business as a single mom and making it successful is HARD! Fricker! Really hard! Sometimes I wonder how women can ever achieve that work life balance. (Let me know if you've figured it out!) It seems the second we do, the see saw goes flying up and you land flat on your bum. Again. As women in business, we HAVE to help each other, and because of that, I love doing interviews and podcasts, in the hopes that by sharing my entrepreneurial mistakes, it will make it a little easier for some of you.
Recently I got to sit down with Moe Abdou of 33Voices.com and really Take a look at some of the main points that we covered from a podcast I did with the amazing Moe Abdou of 33 Voices. You can also listen to the whole podcast here. Meantime, here are some shortcuts!
And Here Are The Top 10 Money Making Tips for Women Entrepreneurs I Covered in My Podcast with Moe Abdou:
Want More Money Making Tips & Succeeding as a Woman in Business?
I hope so because the list above is just that, a list. I go into a LOT of detail on the podcast. Click here to listen to the actual podcast with Moe Abdou on 33Voices.com or check out the SlideShare here. You'll be SO glad you did.
STILL Want More Tips on Making Money?
Well for that, you've got to get the book, inspired by a great, and very tearful conversation with my #1 mentor, dear old Dad: "But Are You Making Any Money?" Get it here on Amazon.
How to Find Moe Abdou:
On Twitter @33voices. On his website: 33voices.com On his blog. I REALLY like this blog titled How to Become An Opportunistic Thinker, by Jenna Abdou.
Share YOUR money making tips!
Where do you get stuck as a woman in business? Where do you succeed? What is your number 1 tip for making money that you could share with other women entrepreneurs below? Tell us in the comment section!
Hi Marley, your first tip – Entrepreneurship is always a family business. Treat it accordingly and you’ll improve the odds of success – really resonated with me. Entrepreneurship for women is tougher, especially when people judge them on their skills to raise a family rather than their ability to provide for it.
I love reading the tips for women!
I’m so glad, Michelle! Let me know what else you’d like to see featured! xx