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Mhmm. You read that right. I cried meeting my Peloton instructor in person when I was in NYC. This is moderately embarrassing and more than a little vulnerable to share, but who cares – I know you won’t judge... read more
“”Play” isn’t just for kids—it’s vital for adults too, especially in our sedentary, screen-focused lives.” Having a playful spirit, Cher Albrecht of Aerial Sports always dreamed of creating an adult playground. Cher performed professionally as a singer, dancer, acrobat... read more
Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down with the incredible Natasha Buttler of Boost Marketing Services to talk about a topic oh-so-close to my heart: marketing. Specifically, we chatted about how to effectively market on a shoestring budget... read more
Selling SO often feels like an uncomfortable task for many business owners, but what if it didn’t have to? In her new book, More Sales, Less Marketing: How to Take the Yuck Out of Selling, Frances Pratt of Metisan... read more
“Starting and growing a business is tough, but clarity and focus lead to long-term success.” Karen Davey is the founder of KDL Coaching, which specialises in leadership and personal development coaching. She believes in the transformative power of coaching... read more
Social media: love it or hate it, it’s an unavoidable part of running a business. As small business owners, we’re constantly told to “show up” online — post more, share more, engage more — but it can often feel... read more
I am so pleased to announce that our 2025 Member of the Year is the incredible Chantel Gilbert of Bluegum Electrical Solutions! Chantel became a member of the HerBusiness Network back in 2015 when her business had just reached... read more
A number of years ago, I was flying high. My business was thriving — our most profitable years ever, eight-figure revenue, a team of 45 spread across Australia, New Zealand, and the US. To the outside world, I had... read more
As women business owners, we’re often focused on doing — reaching milestones, hitting targets, and accomplishing more. But what if those achievements don’t bring the fulfillment we’re chasing? I sat down recently with Danielle LaPorte to talk about a... read more
When I started my first business at 27, it was just me, my partner PJ, and a spare guest room that doubled as an office. While that time was filled with excitement and a lot of firsts, it was... read more
“As a mediator, I help people in conflict to resolve their disputes with good results for everyone” Ros Lockley of Communikeys started her business after her workplace underwent changes, including redundancies. She wanted to continue doing what she loved... read more
“Educate yourself, soak up the wisdom from those ahead of you in business, and challenge what you think you know.” Bridget Hallam of Throw Your Leg Over, has always been driven by the thrill of motorcycle adventure. Since meeting... read more
