Women Starting Over

Auvantee is an amazing African American who is like a pioneer kind of woman in various industries. She is really great about being comfortable with failures large and small. She shares how she welcomes failures and how these lead to success if you let them. She also talks about how to communicate vision to your children for a great future. In the end of the episode, she shares her wise thoughts and an experience with racism and prejudice in business. Follow @Avauntee. If you have a story of starting over to share, visit www.WomenStarting.com

Please welcome Michelle Hirsch, who was awarded Entrepreneurial Mother of the Year. She will share how she started her first business at just 19 years old and did other businesses with her entrepreneurial ways of earning income that you can develop, too. She will share about how to find free courses to help you through your library that are taught by college professors. And she has 5 great tips to keep moving forward in your new way of earning income, especially for moms.

Nora explains in more detail about becoming a consultant to other businesses, whether as a "Sidepreneur," or full time. It is a great way to take your time, talent, expertise, and energy in generating revenue for yourself and your family. She will also inspire you with reporting on the thousands of women that are starting businesses every day, especially women of color. If they can do this, so can you!

Trish grew up in Rural America and was taught to work hard, be generous and do good to others. She started working and making money in different areas without a college degree. She then became successful in sales because someone told her she could. Listen how she learned that selling is not a bad word. Trish will also share how she shifted her paradigm about making money, what a consultant really is and how this changed her life. Learn how you can, too.

Nora shares some of her vulnerable moments with you in this spontaneous episode. This will help when you may feel lethargic or unmotivated. She also has some great questions to ask yourself to help keep you empowered with what and who you go to for safety and security that you may find surprising. 

Have you been laid off during this COVID-19 crises? Or, are you tired of living paycheck-to-paycheck? Then you will gain great insight listening how Jessica Pierce went from climbing the corporate ladder to being laid off and then becoming the Founder and CEO of her own thriving companies. https://careerconnectors.org/

If you lived through an earthquake in California where your house was destroyed, you may decide to move to a new place and start over. Carol did just that, then sadly ended up in divorce and had to start over, again. Without any idea of what to do to take care of herself and her children, you will be surprised of her unusual step by step process she took that got her to be the successful radio entrepreneur host she is today! Check out Carol's radio show here: https://networkingarizona.net/

Dana went to college to become a dental hygienist because that's what her grandma said she should do so she could have a job. She hated that and quit. That's when she finally started making money doing what she enjoyed, and in "a man's world." This lead to her starting her own successful business she has today helping to equip leaders and organizations to grow, lead and succeed in the great way that she has done. You will love hearing all of the career and entrepreneurial steps she took along the way. www.RikerOpportunityInstitute.com

It can be daunting to have to start over and totally frightening. You may run into a mind block in even being able to think clearly. Or you have never had to start over and don't have a clue where to even begin. In this episode, Nora shares some helpful insights and ideas that you can start doing today to get you on the right track to having a strong beginning on your road to success.

Neece is the first generation of immigrants from the Philippines. She was a college student who became pregnant and ended up on Welfare. She then dropped out of school feeling very lost and alone. Neece learned “when the battle is the fiercest, that’s when the victory is even greater.” This episode will show how there is help to start over in ways you may not have thought to do.  www.SingleMomsThatRock.com @SingleMomsThatRock