If you’ve ever felt like a failure, you could be on track to great success. An article in last week’s Sunday Telegraph allowed me to share that despite many failures over the last fourteen years I’ve still managed to... read more
Dominique Antarakis and Jon Ward met through the Australian Businesswomen’s MentorNet program. Here they each talk about the benefits of this mentoring relationship. Dominique says, “I wanted someone to bounce ideas off who would give me some constructive criticism.... read more
Dominique Antarakis’ small business The Copy Collective helps other small businesses make more sales and attract customers by crafting messages around their products and services. Dominique recently completed the HerBusiness‘s MentorNet mentoring program. “The single biggest benefit for me... read more
Inspiration is a very personal thing and means different things to different people. For me it is a higher level of consciousness that taps into divine guidance that influences the mind and the soul. Inspiration can come in many... read more
Dominique Antarakis’ small business The Copy Collective helps other small businesses make more sales and attract customers by crafting messages around their products and services. Dominique recently completed the Australian Businesswomen’s Network’s MentorNet mentoring program. “The single biggest benefit... read more
One of the 10 tips in member Michelle Gamble’s article Marketing Tips for Surviving the Downturn is: Don’t stop marketing. She says: “Make sure that you continue to keep up your brand awareness. Don’t get caught up in the... read more
As the founder and host of Wonderful Web Women I am lucky to lead an on-line community of thousands of women (and enlightened women) from around the world who are all passionate about creating success on the Internet. One... read more
Setting the scene “I am often asked, ‘Why muesli’? Well, it was 1992, and I was a student. My part-time job was making homemade muesli … I would grind the nuts, mix the warm honey and cinnamon through oats... read more
Just six years ago Leona Watson was approached by two chefs seeking her assistance in starting a ‘food and cooking’ company. They were looking for someone with a love of cooking and a background in marketing and business. Utilising... read more
It seems that wherever you look nowadays someone is screaming for your attention. With increasing competition to gain mind-share of your customers from email marketing, online, print, direct mail, TV, and outdoor advertising, people are experiencing ‘advertising overload’. As... read more
Increasing workloads are forcing people to spend more time in the office, even when the office is at home. This means that many parents are unable to stay involved in their children’s lives as they develop, and are becoming... read more
Ever been introduced, and been disappointed with the outcome? Perhaps you’ve been asked to supply your own introduction and had no idea where to start? Or you have sat through a long and winding introduction that put you to... read more
