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Create Effective Presentation Using Coco Chanel Principles

Coco Chanel Presentation Tip

[Editor's Note: Have you ever tried to make your presentation "better" by throwing in just "one more thing"? That is until you throw in just one more and one more and one more? Simple is better and more effective. Learn how the Coco Chanel method can help you hone your next presentation. - Paula G]  Read more

Do What You Love: Solid Advice for Changing Times

Do what you love

[Editor's Note: Whenever someone starts talking about what jobs will be "hot" or what degrees you "should" pursue, I cringe. Times change quickly and living your life by doing something that you don't like or aren't good at (or potentially both) is disheartening and a sure path to the opposite of success. I absolutely loved this post on the changing times and the importance of doing what you love. It's practical, thoughtful, and grounded in the reality of today's world. - Paula G]  Read more

Know the Best Part of a Working Mom's Day?

Best part of a working mom's day

[Editor's Note: Working moms are routine-centric. They have to be. Dropping off kids, picking up kids, handling work duties, the unexpected calls, special events, the list is endless. Yet with all that, there is one part of a working mom's day that is the absolute best. Know what that is? - Paula G]  Read more

How To Organize Your Life

How to organize your life

[Editor's Note: Getting organized. I can't tell you a single person who doesn't want to feel more organized in their life or business. That is why I really loved this post. It's short, practical, a little techy (but only where it makes sense), and usable. However you might adapt her system, it's worth a read for the thought process alone. - Paula G]  Read more

Working Through Distractions

Working Moms Work through Distractions

[Editor's Note: Working parents are masters of working through distractions. There's the usual list of day to day distractions and then the myriad that come from calls from the kid's school, unexpected childcare difficulties, loved one at home with the sniffles. It goes on and on. There is an art to managing the balance between flexibility and being a reliable team member on the job. - Paula G]  Read more

Red and Your Speaking Wardrobe

Wearing Red as a Speaker

[Editor's Note: When you're speaking in front of a group you want to be at your best. Powerful, confident, and present. A lot of women choose to wear red as part of their "power suit". Is that truly the right choice? See the hidden pitfalls of wearing this color... -[ Paula G]  Read more

Wearing Multiple Hats

Multiple Hats

[Editor's Note: We all wear multiple hats. If you're an entrepreneur then you have one heck of a collection. See how times are changing and how you can make the most of your own hat collection - Paula G]  Read more

How to Write a Winning Resume

Winning Resume

[Editor's Note: I can remember when I started my career, it was a kiss of death to change jobs or careers too often. Times have really changed. That is why having a winning resume is key to navigate the changes. This is an excellent post in a series that breaks it down for you in manageable how-to steps with examples. - Paula G]  Read more

Beat the Solopreneur Isolation Blues

Solopreneur Isolation

[Editor's Note: Transitioning from working in an office to working solo in your own business can be a lonely one. Even if you're an introvert (like I am), the sudden hush that falls can be loud. Here are some great ways to nix the isolation as a solopreneur - Paula G]  Read more

9 Tips for Leveraging and Taming Your Email

Tame Your Email

[Editor's Note: Email can be leveraged or the death of us. It is an integral part of every business these days. Here are some great tips to leverage it, use it effectively, and tame the beast. - Paula G]  Read more